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A Guide to the Singapore Night Safari: Worth It?

Every city has certain must-see attractions, and Singapore is no exception. The first time we visited, we basically had to squeeze all the best things to see in Singapore into a day and a half.

Our friends were not impressed. “Next time, you have to go to the Singapore Zoo Night Safari!” they insisted. So peer pressure and thumbs-up TripAdvisor reviews talked us into visiting an attraction without knowing what to expect. The only thing we knew for sure was that we’d never hear the end of it if we didn’t make it to the Singapore Night Safari the next time we passed through the country.

After having visited twice, here’s our hard-learned travel guide to the Singapore Night Safari. Is it worth it? Read on to find out.

What is the Singapore Night Safari, anyway?

If you’re thinking that Singapore Night Safari is just another zoo, you’ve got another think coming. I mean, it’s not like going to the regular zoo at night. This is a separate attraction, right next to the Singapore Zoo, where they keep all the animals that do nothing but sleep while the sun’s out.

This is where you get to spy on those critters and see what they do after the gates close for the day.

If this idea intrigues you, read on. Maybe our review will help you determine if the Night Safari is worth your time and money.

Why visit the Singapore Night Safari?

There are several reasons to visit the Singapore Night Safari: its unique nocturnal setting, diverse animal species, close encounters with animals through the tram ride and paths, and spectacular shows. Visits also support conservation efforts and educate visitors about the importance of protecting these animals.

#1 nightlife attraction in Singapore

When Night Safari opened in 1994, it was the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park. The man who came up with the idea was a genius ( you can read his story here ). The Singapore Night Safari is considered a world-class attraction, and it welcomes more than 1.1 million visitors a year!

It has also become a significant conservation, rescue and research facility. Most encouraging of all, it has successfully bred a number of endangered species, including Malayan tigers, Asian elephants, fishing cats, Malayan tapirs and Asian lions.

The park’s lighting has been specially designed to be only as bright as the full moon, and since animals are used to that, they are awake and active. Visitors have to find their way around with only the “light of the moon” as a guide, but if you have ever gone camping, you will know that it is adequate.

As you might imagine, flash photography and flashlights are prohibited, not only for the well-being of the animals, but for the safety of others. Being suddenly blinded by an unexpected flash can really mess with your eyesight.

How to get to Singapore Night Safari

The Night Safari is next to the Singapore Zoo and River Safari. It’s only a 30-minute drive from Marina Bay and Orchard Road.

Shuttle bus

The best way to get to the Night Safari is by MRT and shuttle bus. Take the MRT to Khatib Station (NS14) on the North South line. Use Exit A to catch the Mandai Khatib Shuttle to the Night Safari.

The shuttle bus from Khatib MRT to Mandai costs SGD $2 and takes about 15 minutes. Click here to see the full schedule.

Public transportation

To get to the Night Safari by public transportation, take the MRT to Ang Mo Kio station (NS16). Cross the street and take bus 138 to Night Safari.

Bus routes 138 and 927 both have a stop at the Night Safari.

Book an excursion

The most hassle-free way to visit the Night Safari is to book an excursion with a tour company. They will provide skip-the line tickets and hotel pickup and return, and you also get priority boarding on the tram. Learn more here.

Taxi/GrabCar

We’ve also taken a taxi to the safari and called GrabCar to take us home. (GrabCar is the Uber of Southeast Asia.)

While it’s more expensive than taking the MRT, a taxi/GrabCar offers the convenience of traveling door-to-door, on your schedule. Note that the cost is PER CAR,   not per person, so factor that in if you’re comparing prices.

• Taxi:  Calculate your fare  here . I couldn’t find a GrabCar price calculator, but I’ve been told that taxi and GrabCar prices are comparable.

Night Safari entrance

As with most parks, the zoo entrance is lined with shops and food joints. There are a number of places to eat at the Night Safari at assorted price points.

The food court has a traditional  kampong  (village) ambiance, in keeping with the overall adventure theme you’d expect at a zoo. Most special diets can be accommodated because it has a nice variety of options, from tasty satays to noodle soups, fish and even burgers and beer.

Your food options include:

• Jungle Rotisserie (roasted quarter chicken) – you can watch the Thrumbuakar performance from your seat.
• Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant (buffet plus local a la carte options like chicken rice and laksa)
• Safari Sizzles (hot dogs & fried snacks, plus both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks)
• Zebra Cafe (soft serve frozen yogurt, snacks and drinks of all types)
• Ben & Jerry’s (ice cream treats)
• Casa Italia (32 flavors of gelato)
• Mandai Mart (fruit cups and slushies)

For us, it was Ulu Ulu on both occasions, because Dan enjoyed their delicious Indian buffet that much the first time. This is one case where doing a bit of prior research would have paid off. We arrived early so we’d have more time for dinner, only to find out that they offer an Asian buffet first.

Just so you know, their Indian buffet starts at 8:30.

Night Safari’s Zebra Cafe has some really fun chairs.It’s obvious that the interior designer was talented. We were surprised by the designer’s attention to detail –  even in the washrooms! They are designed with an open plan, with waterfalls, floor-to-ceiling windows, and lush landscaping that makes you feel like you’re washing your hands in a tropical garden. I’ve read that they won awards for them. (Umm … awards for bathrooms?)

IMPORTANT NOTE: DO NOT go to Singapore Night Safari expecting to get good photos. You won’t. Cell phone cameras are not equipped to capture good photos in limited light, especially when the subject is moving. A tripod and fast camera lens are essential for good photos, so if you have them, come prepared.

Navigating the Night Safari

Singapore Night Safari is divided into seven geographical zones. There are four pathways that lead you through them all.

Tip: Remember to wear shoes with good traction. Some areas can be wet and it is easy to trip in the darkness.

More than 59 exhibits and 1,000 animals live here. Their enclosures are grouped into geographical regions, accessible via 4 walking trails and a tram tour.

Our suggested itinerary

We’d suggest that you plan your evening around the two live shows they offer. Here’s a good itinerary:

• 6:00 – Dinner
• 7:00 – Enjoy the Thumbuakar fire show
• 7:15 – Walk through the trails
• 9:40 – Tram ride
• 10:30 – Creatures of the Night show
• 10:50 – Gift shop

Thumbuakar fire show

Pyromaniacs will really enjoy this spectacle. Fire breathing tribal warriors display their skill as they dance and perform their fiery stunts.

• Where: Entrance courtyard (weather permitting)
• Time: Daily except Wednesdays at 7pm, 8pm, 9pm (and 10pm on weekends and holidays)

Creatures of the Night

The Creatures of the Night Show is a great opportunity to take a break and be entertained at the same time. You’ll see the natural abilities of some of the most fascinating animals in the park. The show lasts 20 minutes but because it’s so popular, you should arrive 30 minutes ahead to ensure a good seat.

• Where: Amphitheatre
• Time: 7:30pm, 8:30pm, 9:30pm and 10:30pm (weather permitting)

Guided tram ride

Don’t miss the 40-minute guided tram ride with live commentary, because some of the animals can only be seen from the tram. Your knowledgeable tram guide will fill you in on the beasts and the 6 geographical zones as you drive through them all:

• Himalayan Foothills
• Indian Subcontinent
• Equatorial Africa
• Asian Riverine Forest
• Nepalese River Valley
• Burmese Hillside

What you’ll see on your walk through the Night Safari paths

As you walk through the pathways, you will notice that there are no cages; all that stand between you and the wild animals are a moat and a low fence. There they are, only a little more than arm’s reach away, awake and doing what they normally would do in the wild.

• Wallaby Trail – this Australasian-inspired trail includes an area where cute little wallabies hop back-and-forth across your path. (I almost tripped over one little guy, who wasn’t watching where he was going!) You can also enter a “cave,” complete with dripping water, to watch nocturnal cave critters.
• East Lodge Trail – you can see wild African and Asian animals up close here, thanks to glass-fronted enclosures. Highlights include the splendid Malayan tiger and the devious spotted hyena.
• Leopard Trail – the beautiful leopard has his own huge glass-fronted exhibit for your enjoyment. The trail also offers Mangrove Walk and Giant Flying Squirrel Aviary, two walk-through exhibits that allow you to experience creatures swooping around and above you.
• Fishing Cat Trail – watch the fishing cat as it tries to reel in its fish dinner in front of your eyes.

In addition, the park has a special area for smaller critters, like reptiles, and each cage is small enough that it’s easy to find them. Even there, the caretakers were careful to create a natural environment for their well-being.

Luxury experiences at the Night Safari

Singapore Night Safari offers private tours. You can book a VIP Safari Adventurer Tour , and a dedicated guide will take your group on a private tour of the park.

Plan your trip

• Hours:  Open daily from 7:15pm – 12.00mn daily (Last ticket sale at 11.15 pm).  Retail shops open from 5:00pm and restaurants open from 5.30 pm.
• Cost:  Adult: S$45 | Child: S$30. Multi-park discounts are available.
• Wheelchairs: Contact a guest relations officer to arrange a tram with wheelchair facilities. ( Here is a suggested itinerary for wheelchairs.)
• For more of the nocturnal zoo, see our Night Safari photo gallery .

Also see our Singapore River Cruise review .

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Written by Linda

Linda is multilingual and has been to over 50 countries. Her insatiable love of travel, cuisine, and foreign languages inspired her to create As We Saw It, where she documents her trips, shares practical itineraries, and offers insider tips. She’s passionate about helping fellow travelers save time, money, and hassle, and loves to discover new places to explore.

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28 thoughts on “a guide to the singapore night safari: worth it”.

The night safari was awesome. We had an absolute whale of a time. The food was delicious as well.

So glad you enjoyed it! I’m guessing your answer to my question is that yes, it’s worth the expense.

Visit River Safari in Singapore for a wildlife experience themed around the world’s freshwater rivers. You’ll wander around eight river habitats, from the Yangtze to the Mississippi, to encounter animals of all types, including the beloved giant panda. Learn about the native animals and plants that are found around the world’s legendary rivers, and take a boat ride on the ‘Amazon River,’ if you wish (own expense). Hotel pickup and drop-off are included

River Safari is on our list because it’s Asia’s only river-themed wildlife park and it has the world’s largest collections of freshwater animals. The most interesting one is the Mekong giant catfish.

Wonderful post. Thanks for such detailed information. I am travelling in October with my family. My dad is hemiplegic so he will be in wheelchair. We want to cover both Singapore Zoo and River Safari. How much do we need to walk? Are the pathways easily wheelchair friendly? Is it like really very long walk combining both. Are the outside food allowed inside as I need to carry some homemade food for my father.

We’ve not visited the Singapore Zoo yet so we can’t tell you how accessible it is or how much walking you’ll do. The Night Safari has hills and some places have stairs so you might have to detour. We’d suggest checking the map on their website and planning a route to save some steps. As to outside food, there shouldn’t be a problem bringing it in.

Ahhh so cute!!! I love animals and I’m glad this zoo seems to be a good one that provides a good habitat for the animals. 🦓 🦒 🐅 I went to the Night Safari and it was awesome. These are awesome photos and great description. 🙂 Wonderful post. Thanks for such detailed information.

You are so welcome, Maria.

Short answer is NOOOOOOOO!!!!! Read TripAdvisor ‘terrible’ reviews to get the real picture, these are absolutely accurate. It is a tragedy of monstrous proportions. One of the worst things I did in my whole life.

Wow, it’s hard to believe an attraction could have been that terrible. Which things to do in Singapore would you recommeend?

Wow, this must be a Unique adventure for you. Wandering through the trails and finding animals in their natural surrounding is a bit exciting and Scary too. But they use proper protection so nothing to worry.

What we like most about the Night Safari is how easy it is to get close to the animals and feel completely safe. I hope we conveyed that in our article.

I haven’t been to the Night Safari in years – I think the fire show is fairly new, because I don’t remember it at all. It sounds great! The Creatures of the Night Show, though, left a lasting impression on me for all the wrong reasons: despite repeated requests to refrain from using flash photography in order to protect the animals’ eyes, I saw SO many camera flashes go off during those few minutes. Seeing that kind of blatant selfishness up close was really infuriating.

I completely agree! We had the same experience when on the tram, but thankfully the guide reminded people to turn the flash off.

Absolutely disappointed. Do not waste your money. Go see the zoo in the day light. Photos are not worth the effort. Half the animals cannot be seen. We just love zoos, but not this Night Safari. Go have breakfast with the Oranatangs instead.

Thanks for the recommendation to see the zoo in the daylight, Graham. I’m sorry you didn’t enjoy the Night Safari, but Breakfast with the Orangutans sounds like a keeper.

Singapore didn’t seem terribly expensive – when compared with other major cities – like Tokyo, London, Barcelona. Hotels and transportation are the ones that are quite high-priced.

For sure accommodation is pricey in Singapore, but the hawker stands make up for it with some of the cheapest restaurant food on the planet. Maybe the reason Singapore has a reputation for being expensive is because of the contrast, as its neighbouring southeast Asian nations are so dirt cheap?

We also missed the fire-breathing Thumbuakar performance – It was drizzling and they had to cancel the show.. We ended up taking the buggy as it was drizzling and had a very tough time taking any meaningful picture..

Practically have no photos which are not blurred 🙂

Our sympathies; we discarded almost all of our photos because of how badly they turned out. I’m just glad we had a few marginally acceptable ones to include in this story. 🙂

Looks like fun, but I would be in the same boat as Dan – I love getting great photos and when it’s hard to do I get so frustrated. I’m not the best at shooting in low light as it is (need more practice). The bathrooms sound lovely, and of course the food looks amazing! 🙂

It was. I’d like to visit again but might not find the opportunity. There are so many wonderful places in Singapore that we’ve not seen yet!

Sometimes you just have to enjoy your surroundings without your camera – it’s so freeing when you do! The night experience looks really interesting… and not surprising Singapore has some really cool washrooms 🙂

I think you’re right, but sure Dan loves his photography….

First of all, I love the cool chairs – I mean, who would not want to sit on a zebra!! The food looks delicious and it looks like a fun and enjoyable experience. I can understand why it is hard to photograph there as usually a tripod is needed to exceptional night shots but give yourselves a pat on the back for the ones you captured and included in this post!

Thanks, Constance. It was a lot of fun.

Awesome night safari! The food looks scrumptious (looks like our Indian platter).

It was some of the best Indian food we’ve had so far. But then, we’ve not been to India yet…

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Night Safari: Your Official Guide To A Unique Nocturnal Adventure

April 7, 2024

Embark on an unforgettable nocturnal adventure with a Night Safari ticket. As the world's first nocturnal wildlife park, Singapore's Night Safari offers a unique opportunity to observe over 900 animals of 100 species, many of which are threatened, in their natural nighttime habitats.

This guide will provide you with all the essential information you need to plan your visit.

Night Safari Overview

A Night Safari ticket not only grants you access to this unique wildlife park but also includes a 40-minute tram ride with live commentary. This tram ride is a highlight of the Night Safari experience, offering a guided tour through six geographical zones, from the rugged Himalayan foothills to the swampy banks of the Asian riverine forest.

Unique Features Of Night Safari

The Night Safari is not just a zoo; it's a unique wildlife experience. The park is designed to mimic natural habitats, from the rugged Himalayan foothills to the swampy banks of the Asian riverine forest.

The animals are free to roam within these spacious environments, giving visitors a glimpse into their natural behaviors and interactions. The park's focus on conservation and education also sets it apart.

Through informative displays and engaging talks, visitors can learn about the threats facing these animals and what they can do to help.

Creatures Of The Night Show

One of the highlights of a visit to the Night Safari is the Creatures of the Night Show. This interactive, 20-minute spectacle gives you a chance to see nocturnal animals in action. From the playful antics of otters to the impressive flight of an owl, this show is sure to captivate visitors of all ages. Remember to arrive early as seats fill up quickly!

Dining Options At Night Safari

Your Night Safari experience doesn't have to end with the wildlife. The park offers a range of dining options where you can enjoy a meal in a unique setting. The Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant, for example, offers a buffet spread of local and international dishes. For a truly memorable experience, book the Gourmet Safari Express, a moving tram-dinner that lets you enjoy a meal while touring the park.

Night Safari: A Commitment To Conservation

The Night Safari is part of Wildlife Reserves Singapore, an organization committed to wildlife conservation. By visiting the Night Safari, you're not just embarking on an unforgettable adventure; you're also supporting efforts to protect wildlife and their habitats.

The park is involved in various conservation projects and has been successful in breeding some of the world's most endangered species.

Best Time To Visit Night Safari

The Night Safari opens at 6:30 PM and closes at 12:00 AM, with the last admission at 11:15 PM. The park is less crowded on weekdays and during the late evening hours. To avoid queues, consider booking your Night Safari tickets online in advance.

Essential Visitor Information

The Night Safari is located at 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826.

Opening Hours

The Night Safari is open every day from 6:30 PM to 12:00 AM. The last admission is at 11:15 PM.

Night Safari Ticket Options

Where to buy tickets

Tickets for the Night Safari can be purchased online from various platforms such as Trip.com, and the official Night Safari website. Online booking is recommended to avoid queues and secure your preferred visit date and time.

How much are the tickets

Ticket prices vary depending on the platform and the type of ticket. Standard tickets include park admission and the guided tram ride.

Some platforms offer discounted tickets, while others offer packages that include additional services like hotel pick-up and drop-off, and dinner.

How To Get To Night Safari

Nearest mrt.

The nearest MRT station to the Night Safari is the Khatib MRT station. From there, you can take the Mandai Khatib Shuttle directly to the Night Safari.

Several bus services run to the Night Safari from various parts of Singapore. The Safari Gate bus runs directly from the city center to the Night Safari.

Taxis are a convenient way to reach the Night Safari, especially if you are traveling in a group or with young children. Most taxi operators in Singapore are familiar with the route to the Night Safari.

Tips For Exploring Night Safari

To make the most of your Night Safari experience, plan to arrive early and take the guided tram ride first. This will give you an overview of the park and its animals.

After the tram ride, you can explore the walking trails at your own pace. Remember to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring insect repellent.

Hotels Near Night Safari

If you're planning to visit the Night Safari, why not make a mini-vacation out of it? There are several hotels near the Night Safari that offer comfortable accommodations and easy access to the park.

Some of these hotels even offer shuttle services to the Night Safari, making your trip even more convenient. For more options our list of best hotels in Singapore !

Other Attractions In Singapore

Lots to see in the Lion City

The Night Safari is just one of the many attractions that make Singapore a must-visit destination. From the stunning Gardens by the Bay to the bustling streets of Chinatown, there's something for everyone in this vibrant city-state.

Here’s a quick reference to other top attractions in Singapore:

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• Universal Studios Singapore
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• Flower Dome
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• S.E.A. Aquarium
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• Singapore Flyer
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FAQs: Night Safari Ticket

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A Night Safari ticket is your passport to a unique wildlife experience. It offers a rare opportunity to observe nocturnal animals in their natural habitats and learn about their behaviors and conservation.

Whether you're an animal lover, a nature enthusiast, or just looking for a unique night out in Singapore, the Night Safari is a must-visit attraction.

So why wait? Book your Night Safari tickets today and embark on an unforgettable nocturnal adventure!

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• 1. Night Safari Overview
• 2. Unique Features Of Night Safari
• 3. Best Time To Visit Night Safari
• 4. Essential Visitor Information
• 5. Night Safari Ticket Options
• 6. How To Get To Night Safari
• 7. Tips For Exploring Night Safari
• 8. Hotels Near Night Safari
• 9. Other Attractions In Singapore
• 10. Night Safari Ticket Conclusion

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Singapore prides itself on being one of the best tourist destinations in Asia, if not the world. And when it comes to novel tourist attractions , Singapore has long taken the lead.

Many ‘firsts’ have been started in Singapore including the fantastically unique Singapore Night Safari.

Singapore Night Safari, Zoo Tour, Ticket Prices, Opening Hours

The Singapore Night Safari is home to over 130 species totalling about 2500 nocturnal animals that graze, hunt and breed across the massive 40-hectare park.

The night safari features the Tram Safari Experience, which takes visitors on a guided tour across the wildlife park. The tour covers seven zones representing various geographical points in the world such as the Himalayan Foothills and the Asian Riverine Forest.

Visitors may also opt to explore the park on foot. The park has various walking trails that strategically lead to areas which the tram cannot reach. One of the best trails is called the Leopard Trail where visitors will get the chance to observe leopards and lions as they feed in the wild. Another popular trail aptly called Wallaby Trail gives guests a taste of Australian wildlife as the trail leads to a family of wallabies in their natural habitat.

The Singapore Night Safari also holds a number of night shows. One of the most popular is called the ‘Thumbuakar Performance’ which features a troupe of tribal warriors showcasing various stunts accompanied by lively tribal music. The unique night-life adventure in Singapore Night Safari is definitely an experience you won’t forget.

Catch the MRT to the Singapore Night Safari. Take the MRT on the North-South (Red) line and transit to connecting public bus services. Catch these connecting public buses that will take you right to the park.

Make sure you buy your tickets in advance as the Singapore Night Safari is one of the most popular family activities in Singapore .

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We will be visiting Singapore this weekend and would like to visit the Night Safari. My son is 2 years old. What is the fee for his ticket?

Children’s tickets for the Singapore Night Safari cover ages 3-12 years of age. So under 3 years is free.

The cheapest tickets I can find at the moment are 29% off through a sale with Voyaging. You can purchase your tickets online here.

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Experience the Thrilling Sensation of Night Safari at Taman Safari Bali

Bali, the island paradise known for its natural beauty, offers more than just enchanting beaches. Taman Safari Bali, a tourist destination that combines nature adventures and family entertainment. This park presents an unforgettable experience with Night Safari, a captivating and unique nighttime adventure.

Navigating the Night with Night Safari

Night Safari at Taman Safari Bali provides a rare opportunity to experience the nighttime lives of wild animals from various parts of the world. The adventure begins at sunset, as darkness envelops the park. Visitors are invited to explore the night life from the comfort of specially designed vehicles that offer a close and personal encounter with the wildlife.

Rare Nighttime Views

This nighttime journey opens the door to a world seldom seen by human eyes after dark. Additionally, riding on special trams through areas designed to mimic the natural habitats of these animals, visitors can witness a variety of creatures, ranging from fierce predators to tranquil herbivores. Moreover, the dim lights from the vehicles and the nighttime atmosphere create a mysterious and magical ambiance, enriching the experience for visitors.

Magnificence of Nocturnal Animals

One intriguing aspect of Night Safari is the ability to observe the nocturnal lives of various animals. Elephants, tigers, and lions are among the creatures that take center stage during this journey. Seeing them in the nighttime provides a fresh perspective on their behaviors and activities that may go unnoticed during the daylight hours.

Enjoyable Educational Experience with Night Safari

Night Safari at Taman Safari Bali is not just entertainment, it’s also a delightful educational experience. Knowledgeable guides provide information about the behaviors and lives of nocturnal animals encountered during the journey. This offers a unique opportunity to learn while having fun and enhances understanding of biodiversity.

Unforgettable Night Memories

After the journey concludes, visitors can continue their nighttime adventure in other areas of Taman Safari Bali. The park’s restaurants serve delicious meals, providing an opportunity for visitors to chat about their exciting experiences. Souvenir shops also offer unique mementos as evidence of this unforgettable journey.

Embark on a Night Safari at Taman Safari Bali, where the thrill of the night and the wonder of wildlife come together for an experience you’ll carry with you as an indelible memory.

Meet all our animals

We have hundreds of animals in our park from over 100 species, including some of the rarest and endangered.

Not only are we one of the leading wildlife conservations in Indonesia, we are devoted to caring for the animals in our own safari. We ensure the highest standards of wellbeing is given to all our animals.

Browse below to see the animals that we have given a loving home to.

The world's largest land mammals gather in groups and are led by females! It requires them to drink 150 litres of water per day to quench their thirst.

Lions are the second largest cats in the world after the tiger and can be found in Sub-Saharan Africa (West African Lion) and in western India (Asiatic Lion). They live [...]

The word rhinoceros is derived through Latin from the Ancient Greek: which is composed of rhino, "nose" and keras, "horn". There are five living species of Rhinoceros. The two African [...]

The third largest mammals on land are the hippopotamus. These animals can weigh up to 2000 kg. The common hippopotamus lives near rivers, lakes and mangrove swamps. During the day, [...]

Tigers are as majestic as they appear. The tiger is the largest member of the "big cat" species, as they can weigh up to 350kg. There are 6 subspecies of [...]

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Night Safari

Varuna premium.

• ATV Ride + Water Rafting + Night Safari
• Breakfast With Orangutan + Elephant Mud Fun
• Bali Zoo Park + Ubud + Taman Ayun + Tanah Lot Tour

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• With Pick Up and Drop
• Payment on the same day at location
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Also available price include private pick-up and drop sevice

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• Tickets can be ordered via WhatsApp
• Payment will be processed online
• Ticket/voucher will send via E-mail or WhatsApp
• All off the shows are subject to the weather and animal conditions
• Bali Agung Show available every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. To ensure you don’t miss out, kindly avoid making reservations for those days

Cancellation Policy

• Any cancellation is made after receiving the payment, 25% of cancellation fee will be charged.
• Any cancellation is made 1 days before the trip 50% of cancellation fee will be charged.
• Cancel on the same day or NO show, 100% cancellation fee will be charged.

How to Book

• For booking or more information you may contact us via e-mail/WhatsApp
• We will process your query/booking and send you the confirmation

We recommend you for make a booking by contacting us via WhatsApp at +6285101555588 (Fast Response Team). Our friendly team will assist you with your reservation and any questions you may have.

We offer two pricing options: Option 1: Without Pickup and Drop Service Option 2: With Pickup and Drop Service You can choose the pricing option that best suits your needs

The Night Safari at Bali Safari & Marine Park starts at 18:00 (6:00 PM) and continues until 21:00 (9:00 PM). If you come with your own transportation, it is recommended to arrive at the park before 18:00 to ensure you have ample time for ticketing, and any necessary preparations before the Night Safari begins at 18:00. This way, you won’t miss the start of this captivating wildlife experience.

The Night Safari program begins at 6:00 PM, We suggest arriving before 6:00 PM to allow ample time for ticketing, and any other necessary preparations. This ensures you won’t miss the start of the exciting Night Safari experience.

Only food and beverage purchased from Bali Safari & Marine Park Restaurants may be consumed within the park. However, an exception is made for baby food. If you bring your own food or beverages, a corkage fee will be applied accordingly. This policy helps maintain the park’s dining facilities and ensures a great dining experience for all visitors.

Making a booking in advance is recommended because our Night Safari Package is a favorite program and has a maximum capacity of 250 people. Booking in advance ensures that you secure your spot and avoid disappointment due to the program being fully booked. It guarantees you a seamless and enjoyable Night Safari experience at Bali Animal Park.

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Things to note, operating hours.

• An Incredible Night at Ranthambore !!
• Night Safari embarks you on a night adventure of nocturnal wildlife!
• A Safari Park which incorporates strong Balinese culture with Animal Conservation Centre.

Important Notes

• Guests in wheel chairs are welcomed as our park is wheel chair friendly
• Night Safari is strictly based on the daily slot availability
• All performances and shows are based on schedule and subject to weather conditions and our animal condition as our commitment to put priority on Animal Welfare

Opening Hours

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• SUNDAY    18:00 - 21:00
• MONDAY    18:00 - 21:00
• TUESDAY    18:00 - 21:00
• WEDNESDAY    18:00 - 21:00
• THURSDAY    18:00 - 21:00
• FRIDAY    18:00 - 21:00
• SATURDAY    18:00 - 21:00

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Night Safari Package at Taman Safari Bali

Night Safari Package starts from 6 pm until 9 pm and includes Night Safari Journey + Walking Safari, welcome drink, meals for your dinner, Rhythm of Africa show

Night Safari

Night Safari Journey

Night Safari and Walk in Safari

Night Safari Package - The Show

Experience the nocturnal wonders of Taman Safari Bali with our Night Safari Package, including dinner.

Explore a jungle teeming with over 60 species from around the world after dark. Enjoy a unique journey through the man-made wilderness, observing wild animals in their nocturnal habitat. From the youngest to the oldest family member, everyone will delight in this after-hours adventure.

Price Option

Night safari package.

The Night Safari package by Taman Safari Bali  starts at 6 pm , with the last walking night safari departing at 7:30 pm and, finish about 9 pm. This package includes the Night Safari Journey + Walking Safari, a welcome drink, dinner, and the Rhythm of Africa show . The show schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions.

You can avail of the free shuttle service provided by  Taman Safari Bali  from select locations in Kuta, Nusa Dua, and Ubud. Advance booking is required to participate in this tour, especially for the complimentary shuttle service.

Additionally, a private shuttle service can be booked from your hotel, with drop-off service provided back to your hotel after the tour concludes.

Time session: 6:00 PM

Kid Policy: Start From 3 - 12 Years Old

Price Table

Private shuttle service available with extra cost

Terms of Service

• All prices are inclusive of all taxes.
• The Night Safari Package is subject to availability and requires booking in advance.
• Children aged 3 to 12 years are applicable for charges; children under 3 years old enter free of charge.
• All product types, inclusions, facilities, show presentations, and services are subject to availability and may change to maintain appropriate Cleanliness, Health, Safety, and Environmental Sustainability (CHSE) protocols.

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