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CONTACT:   San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance  Public Relations  619-685-3291     [email protected]   

SAN DIEGO ZOO SAFARI PARK  2023 FACT SHEET 

WHAT: San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance is an international nonprofit conservation organization that operates two world-class parks, the San Diego Zoo and the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, and empowers people to connect with plants and animals, develop an appreciation for nature, and contribute to the safeguarding of wildlife everywhere by becoming Wildlife Allies. With a focus on global health and the interconnectedness of human, wildlife and habitat health, San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance aims to drive greater conservation outcomes, including improving biodiversity and developing strong ecosystems. San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance collaborates, in partnership with hundreds of individuals and organizations in field projects worldwide, to innovate and implement full-spectrum conservation strategies. This synergy between work at home and in the field inspires and catalyzes conservation action on behalf of wildlife in unparalleled ways, and helps create a world where all life thrives. 

The  San Diego Zoo Safari Park , an 1,800-acre wildlife park, is home to more than 3,000 animals representing over 300 species. Located in Escondido, California, the Safari Park welcomes guests to see animals in herds of mixed species in expansive savanna habitats. The Safari Park is a vast accredited botanical garden featuring more than 1.3 million plants representing over 3,700 species. Guests are invited to take part in thrilling safari experiences and create lasting memories, while supporting San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s conservation efforts to save wildlife worldwide.   

LOCATION: 15500 San Pasqual Valley Road, Escondido, CA 92027   

NEWEST HABITAT:  Walkabout Australia transports guests to the Land Down Under to discover Australia’s remarkable wildlife and come face to face with some of the most mysterious animals on Earth—including two platypuses. Located in the Nelson M. Millsberg Platypus Habitat, these platypuses are the only two in the world currently residing outside of Australia. In addition to witnessing these one-of-a-kind freshwater wonders, guests can explore Walkabout Australia’s grasslands with Western gray kangaroos, see tree kangaroos up close, and interact with Australian wildlife ambassadors. 

SAFARI EXPERIENCES*: The Africa Tram is an exciting expedition that takes guests on a guided adventure 2.5 miles around one of the Safari Park’s expansive savanna habitats. This guided tour provides guests the opportunity to connect with towers of giraffes, crashes of rhinos and flocks of exotic birds on a closer level. The tram is an open-air, soft-wheeled vehicle inspired by the legendary safari trains of Africa. The Africa Tram is included in Safari Park admission.  

A Behind-the-Scenes Safari allows guests to venture deep into the Safari Park and get a closer look at their favorite wildlife, and meet the wildlife care specialists who care for them. During these small-group tours, a quiet electric safari cart takes guests to exclusive areas not accessible to the public, where a knowledgeable guide shares how we care for wildlife, design state-of-the-art habitats, and carry out conservation work in San Diego and around the globe. Behind-the-Scenes Safaris are subject to availability.  

A Wildlife Safari is a great way to see antelope, giraffes, rhinos and more from the comfort of a covered, open-air safari truck, and journey into our African savanna habitats with an expert guide. Get an up-close view of African wildlife, including some of our newest babies! Wildlife Safaris are subject to availability.  

A Cart Safari brings guests amazing views of wildlife—in our African savanna or Asian savanna habitats—from the comfort of our intimate safari carts. A knowledgeable guide will share information about our wildlife, and our conservation work locally and around the world. The relaxed pace allows for a more personalized look at the Safari Park, and includes stops to capture great photos. Cart Safaris are subject to availability.  

Flightline Safari , an exciting zip line adventure, allows guests to soar like a condor over the Safari Park. Riders enjoy instruction and a short fledgling flight before taking a safari vehicle to the top of a hill overlooking the San Pasqual Valley. From there, riders soar more than two-thirds of a mile over the Asian and African savanna habitats of exotic wildlife, including rhinos and antelope. Flightline Safaris are subject to availability.  

Enjoy unbelievable views shared only by the birds that soar over the Safari Park grounds! Modeled after the hot air balloon tours of the Serengeti, the Balloon Safari tethered helium balloon rises silently up to 400 feet. Adventurers spend 10 to 12 minutes in the sky over the Safari Park. The best time to fly is 9 a.m. to noon, and approximate hours of balloon operation are 9 a.m. to dusk.  

Roar & Snore Safari is an overnight tent-camping experience that overlooks the East Africa savanna habitat, the Safari Park’s largest, inhabited by giraffes, rhinos, antelope and more. Seasoned campers may enjoy a Classic or Vista tent, while those who prefer a more luxurious experience should check out our Premium Tents with queen-size beds and other amenities. Campers enjoy walking tours, meals and up-close wildlife encounters. In addition to All Ages Roar & Snore Safaris, Adults Only Roar & Snore Safaris are available for ages 21 and older. There are special themed nights for various holidays and events. The Supreme Roar & Snore includes upgraded adventure elements including a zip line flight, Night Vision Safari, VIP viewing of a wildlife ambassador and more. 

Sun Up Cheetah Safari gives visitors a chance to witness the fastest animals on land doing what they do best, all before the Safari Park opens. Safari guests take an early morning expedition with an experienced guide and enjoy the remarkable sights and sounds as a new day begins. The journey provides safari-goers with one of the only ways to see the Park’s bachelor gorillas. Once at our original Cheetah Run area, guests have a rare opportunity to see a wildlife ambassador cheetah run at top speed! Visitors then top off the experience with a morning tram ride. Sun Up Cheetah Safaris are subject to availability and participants must purchase their admission before arriving at the Safari Park.  

The Ultimate Safari is the key to off-view areas, wildlife interaction and the very best in personalized service. As a VIP, guests will receive a customized tour curated by the Safari Park’s team of professionals, and spend up to seven hours exploring with a private tour guide. Each Ultimate Safari is tailored to guests’ individual interests and includes a meal. Ultimate Safaris require advance reservations (minimum 72 hours) and are subject to availability.   *Wildlife experiences are subject to change, based on the animals’ health and safety needs. Admission is separate and required.  

YOUTH FAVORITES:   Young explorers will love the Park’s play areas , including the Conservation Carousel * and the Petting Kraal. Youngsters can climb and explore the safari-themed Mawazo Woods Discovery Area, splash around at the Savanna Cool Zone, or participate in interactive play at the Village Playground—designed to emulate an African village. They can also check out the Tiger Trail Play Area, which features a simulated logging camp with play elements such as a rope climb and a log-walk bridge.  *Additional fees required for Conservation Carousel rides. 

HORTICULTURE HIGHLIGHT: Botanical enthusiasts can enjoy the Safari Park’s World Gardens,  with thousands of plants representing geographical areas from around the globe. Featured gardens include the Baja Garden and Old World Succulent Garden, Epiphyllum Trail, Bonsai Pavilion and California Nativescapes Garden. 

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES*: Spring Safari Featuring Butterfly Jungle   March 18–May 14, 2023  This spring, guests are invited to celebrate in full color, with an escape into nature. With the arrival of spring comes the emergence of butterflies. As part of Spring Safari, the Safari Park will feature an optional premium Butterfly Jungle Safari experience. In addition to extraordinary encounters with wildlife, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park will be filled with springtime treats and festivities around every corner.  

Kids Free  Oct. 1–31, 2023  Throughout the entire month of October, youths 11 and younger receive free admission. Kids Free is designed to give youths an opportunity to visit the Safari Park, and learn about the Earth’s wildlife—and the conservation efforts underway to save them.   Autumn Festival  Weekends in October 2023  During Autumn Festival, Safari Park guests are invited to celebrate the fall season with live music, entertainment and fun educational experiences. At the Safari Park’s many restaurants, guests can enjoy delectable tastes of autumn.  

Indigenous Peoples’ Celebration  Oct. 9, 2023  The San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians, part of the Kumeyaay Nation, is hosting the Indigenous Peoples’ Celebration at the Safari Park. This special event will include a blessing ceremony, an Indigenous artisan's exhibition, a guided hiking adventures, conservation science presentations and Kumeyaay storytelling, among other immersive cultural elements. 

Wild Holidays   Select dates Nov. 24–Dec. 31, 2023  Seasonal decorations, incredible light displays, holiday entertainment and a festive atmosphere will greet visitors at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, as the Park spreads its own version of holiday cheer.   *Certain dates not included, and times may vary. Please visit sdzsafariparki.org for full details.  

NOTABLE DINING: The Watering Hole at Kijamii Overlook is a full-service restaurant and bar. The restaurant is located above the Safari Park’s East Africa savanna habitat, where guests can watch rhinos, giraffes and other wildlife roam.  

HOURS*:  Open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with extended hours seasonally.  *Hours subject to change.  

ADMISSION* : 1-Day Pass Any Day (includes one visit to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, Africa Tram, and all regularly scheduled experiences) 

1-Day Pass Value Days (includes one visit to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, Africa Tram, and all regularly scheduled experiences) 

*Prices and ticket packages are subject to change and availability. 1-Day Pass Value Days tickets valid on any Value Day ( see calendar ) within one year from date of purchase. For pricing and more information, please visit our tickets webpage . 

MEMBERSHIP: San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s large membership base is vital in helping the nonprofit organization make a difference for wildlife around the globe, and help build a world where all life can thrive. San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance offers a variety of membership options and benefits based on a person’s level of choice, and ensures that everyone can become Wildlife Allies. 

EVENTS: The San Diego Zoo and the San Diego Zoo Safari Park offer beautiful outdoor and indoor spaces with sweeping vistas, and lush, wooded areas that provide exceptional settings for any event—from birthday parties and high school proms to weddings and anniversaries. By scheduling an event—large or small—at one of San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s two conservation parks, guests are not only selecting a unique and memorable venue; at the same time, they are contributing directly to support conservation efforts protecting wildlife around the world. For more information, visit  https://events.sandiegozoo.org .  

PARKING:   For pricing and information, visit https://sdzsafaripark.org/plan-your-visit . 

PHONE:  619-231-1515 

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BOILERPLATE: About San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance  San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance is a nonprofit international conservation leader, committed to inspiring a passion for nature and working toward a world where all life thrives. The Alliance empowers people from around the globe to support their mission to conserve wildlife through innovation and partnerships. San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance supports cutting-edge conservation and brings the stories of their work back to the San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park—giving millions of guests, in person and virtually, the opportunity to experience conservation in action. The work of San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance extends from San Diego to eco-regional conservation “hubs” across the globe, where their expertise and assets—including the renowned Wildlife Biodiversity Bank—are able to effectively align with hundreds of regional partners to improve outcomes for wildlife in more coordinated efforts. By leveraging these skills in wildlife care and conservation science, and through collaboration with hundreds of partners, San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance has reintroduced more than 44 endangered species to native habitats. Each year, San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s work reaches over 1 billion people in 150 countries via news media, social media, their websites, educational resources and San Diego Zoo Wildlife Explorers television programming, which is in children’s hospitals in 13 countries. Success is made possible by the support of members, donors and guests to the San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park, who are Wildlife Allies committed to ensuring all life thrives.  

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• Photos of the wildlife at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park (animals and plants). Credit San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance 
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Bwabwata National Park safari | Travel guide

Bwabwata National Park is a large but little-known, sub-tropical game reserve in north-eastern Namibia. The park is an amalgamation of the Mahango and Caprivi Game Reserves and is an exceptional big game and birding safari destination.

Bwabwata includes a number of zones: the Divundu area, the West Caprivi Triangle, the Mahango Game Reserve, Popa Falls, former West Caprivi Game Reserve and the Kwando Core Area.

The Mahango Game Reserve presently has the largest concentrations of wildlife, while the Kwando Core Area is where the repopulation of carnivores is really taking off.

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Why visit Bwabwata National Park?

Bwabwata national park safari.

Bwabwata National Park is likely Namibia’s most unique protected area. With verdant landscapes, Bwabwata is home to abundant wildlife and several villages, making it quite different from Namibia’s other parks.

Humans and animals coexist within the national park which have led to novel conservation efforts to protect the wildlife within the borders of Bwabwata but also to improve the standard of living for the local population that calls this area home.

Bwabwata is also a key migration route of the famed elephants of Chobe National Park, making their journey from the Angolan Highlands to Botswana every year.

Safari visitors to the park will have access to this area’s unique biodiversity – self-drives are common on designated roads while an all-wheel drive and professional guide are recommended for authentic game viewing safaris.

Four of the Big Five are present, with rhinos excluded, but wildlife densities are low and animals tend to be skittish.

The abundance of water in the region supports huge herds of game and bird species. Animals that you will likely come across are African elephants, blue wildebeest, zebras, buffalo, a variety of large and small sable antelope, crocodile and hippopotamus.

Predators like the cheetah, spotted hyena and red lechwe can also be found but the dense bush and abundant water make this more of a challenge – more like a genuine safari of old where no wildlife sightings are guaranteed and you see and experience nature the way it is meant to be.

Visitors can also expect to see lions (which are making a big comeback in the area), leopards, African wild dogs, giraffes and the usual impala and kudu.

In the rainy season, the drainage lines fill with rain that sits in natural pans, providing drinking water for game long into the dry months. Once the water evaporates completely, the game moves to the Kwando and Kavango rivers.

The Mahango Area and Kavango River in western Bwabwata are listed as an internationally Important Bird Area supporting globally threatened species and is an avian diversity hotspot.

Visitors can expect to find black-winged pratincole, slaty egret, wattled crane, African skimmer, African pygmy-goose, coppery-tailed coucal, white-backed night heron, rufous-bellied heron, Allen’s gallinule, Dickinson’s kestrel and the black-faced babbler.

Other birds known in the area include the swamp boubou, collared palm thrush, Meves’s starling, southern ground hornbill, barred owlet, Bennett’s woodpecker, wood owl, various warblers and cisticolas.

Bwabwata falls into the Tree and Shrub Savanna biome which is known for wetlands, floodplains and woodlands. Not many places allow you to experience the variety of sand dunes, swamps, forest and green river beds that this one does

Other activities at Bwabwata National Park

Here are some other Namibian safari activities that visitors to Bwabwata National Park can look forward to on their trip:

• Game drive: Exploring Bwabwata National Park’s wildlife with spectacular views of large concentrations of elephants and buffalo as well as one of the last refuges of the wild dog in Namibia and hippo along the rivers.
• Sundowners: On floating pontoons, go game viewing by boat, sunset cruises and canoeing adventures, a great way to relax. From a houseboat, you can watch wildlife at the water’s edge at prime times and enjoy wonderful passing scenery whilst cruising along.
• Bush walks: Walk with professional guides at a peaceful, relaxed pace through the extraordinary Bwabwata NP where you can see birds wildlife and beautiful tree species

How to get to Bwabwata National Park?

You can fly to one of two airports: Hosea Kutako Windhoek International Airport or Kasane Airport in Botswana. From there the park can be reached by the B8 Trans-Caprivi Highway where it is located 200 km east of Rundu.

Trips to Bwabwata National Park are often combined to the Caprivi Strip and Etosha National Park .

Located off the Trans-Caprivi Strip Highway 900 kilometres from Windhoek, Bwabwata National Park isn’t a place you just end up as it’s quite out of the way from most of the other big destinations in Namibia.

Most visitors to Bwabwata arrive independently, rather than on organized tours as the national park is typically not on tour itineraries.

Carrying a small amount of local Namibian currency , the Namibian Dollar (NAD) is advised for smaller purchases.

Regulations

If you keep to park rules, you can stay with the animals as long as they are not disturbed by your presence.

Accommodation at Bwabwata National Park

Tourists at Bwabwata National Park can choose from a number of different options when deciding where to sleep.

Accommodation in the form of safari lodges ranging from luxury to low budget can be found just outside Bwabwata’s borders.

Namushasha River Lodge celebrates the wonders of the Zambezi water world with accommodation fit for a king.

Namushasha’s impressive central entrance, designed in true African style with a wooden chandelier and carved animals, leads guests into the attractive lodge set between the trees. The dining room, with its high thatched roof, is open on the sides to the river world, providing a suitable – and airy – welcome to wonderland.

Standard twin rooms, triple rooms and family rooms are available with prices for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Namushasha River Lodge starting from USD $225, excluding taxes and fees.

Alternative lodge options includes Divundu Guest house which offers more affordable accomodation in a beautiful nature surrounding with clean ablutions, friendly staff, a restaurant as well as breakfast included.

Bwabwata has three community-operated campsites within the park, namely Nǁgoabaca, Nambwa and Bum Hill. Local communities, organised into communal area conservancies, earn revenue from these campsites.

Guests on a self-drive safari with a campervan can make significant savings by sleeping in their vehicle.

Bars/restaurants/amenities

Lodges will typically have all meals and drinks included in the lodge package.

Useful information

Bwabwata National Park occupies a large part of north-eastern Namibia in an area known as the Caprivi, which forms the northern part of Botswana’s Okavango Delta and Chobe regions.

The Bwabwata National Park is a sub-tropical climate – it is very hot and humid in summer, with heavy rainfall during the wet season (November to March).

The average rainfall is 550 – 600 mm per year, which makes it the wettest region in Namibia. The best time for game viewing is from April to September and it is during this period the weather is at its most pleasant as well.

During these dry winter months you can expect comfortable temperatures between 26 – 28°C (79 – 82°F) during the day.

Best time to go

Understanding the best time to visit Namibia is important as this will impact accommodation, flight prices, availability and the weather that visitors can expect on their safari vacation.

The best time for game viewing is from April to September and it is during this period the weather is at its most pleasant as well. Animals congregate around reliable water sources and foliage shrinks back due to the lack of rain, making it easier to spot wildlife.

Your doctor can also provide you with assistance in preventing malaria, which is a major concern in Bwabwata NP, especially in the wet months from October to April.

Anti-malarials are strongly advised, as well as covering up in the evening and using mosquito repellent (those containing DEET are most effective).

It is recommended to visit a travel clinic before coming to Namibia. Several Namibia vaccinations are recommended and usually administered before your departure.

Where is Bwabwata National Park located?

Bwabwata National Park occupies a large part of north-eastern Namibia in an area known as the Caprivi. Visitors can fly to one of two airports: Windhoek International (WDH) or Kasane Airport in Botswana. From there the park can be reached by the B8 Trans-Caprivi Highway.

What animals will visitors see at Bwabwata National Park?

Visitors to Bwabwata National Park will see Four of the Big Five including rhinos, elephants, blue wildebeest, zebras, buffalo, sable antelope, crocodile, hippopotamus, cheetah, spotted hyena, African wild dogs, giraffes and impala.

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Die Ein­­trit­t­s­p­­reise gelten in der Saison 2024 pro Person und Tag und bein­hal­­ten die Durchfahrt mit dem eigenen Auto durch die Serengeti-Safari, die Nutzung aller im Betrieb befindlichen Fahrgeschäfte sowie Besuche der Shows und Schaufütterungen im Freizeitpark. 

Gültig für den einmaligen Besuch in der Saison 2024.

Gültig für den einmaligen Besuch in der Saison 2024. Es gilt das Alter am Tag des Parkbesuchs, ein entsprechender Nachweis ist bereitzuhalten.

Kinder unter 3 Jahre haben kostenfreien Eintritt (gilt auch für die Serengeti-Bus-Safari). Es gilt das Alter am Tag des Besuches, ein entsprechender Nachweis ist bereitzuhalten.

Gültig für eine Stunde geführte Bustour durch die Serengeti-Safari in der Saison 2024. Preis pro Person für Kinder ab 3 Jahren und Erwachsene. Kleinkinder unter 3 Jahren sind kostenfrei. Nur gültig in Kombination mit einer tagesaktuellen Eintrittskarte. 

Saisongebundene Eintrittskarten sind von der Erstattung ausgeschlossen!

Gültig für den einmaligen Eintritt ab 13:30 Uhr. 

Gültig für den einmaligen Eintritt ab 13:30 Uhr. Es gilt das Alter am Tag des Parkbesuchs, ein entsprechender Nachweis ist bereitzuhalten. 

Das Nachmittagsticket ist ein reduziertes Ticket. Eine Kombination mit weiteren Rabatten oder einer Freikarte ist nicht möglich! Saisongebundene Eintrittskarten sind von der Erstattung ausgeschlossen.

Ab Kaufdatum 12 Monate gültig an allen Öffnungstagen des Parks – auch an Aktionstagen. Personengebunden und nicht übertragbar.

Du kannst die Jahreskarte auch als Geschenk kaufen. Du musst dann bei der Bestellung bitte die vollständigen Daten des Beschenkten eingeben.

Beim Online-Kauf der Jahreskarte erhältst Du per Email eine vorläufige Jahreskarte, die Du an unserem Infopoint gegen die Wildcard im praktischen Scheckkartenformat tauschen kannst. Eine Erstattung, auch Teilerstattung, ist nicht möglich! Bei Beschädigung oder Verlust der Karte stellen wir Dir am Infopoint gegen eine Gebühr in Höhe von 5 Euro eine Neue aus.

Alle Gutscheine sind ab Kaufdatum 3 Jahre gültig und können allen Öffnungstagen des Parks (auch an Aktionstagen) genutzt werden. Eine Auszahlung von Rabatten auf die Gutscheine ist nicht möglich. Für Kinder gilt das Alter am Tag des Besuches, ein entsprechender Nachweis ist bereitzuhalten.

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Hunde kosten keinen Eintritt. Sie müssen aber immer beaufsichtigt sein und an der Leine geführt werden. In den Fahrgeschäften, der Streichel-Safari und in den Parkfahrzeugen (Bus-Safari und VIP-Safaris) sind Hunde aus Sicherheitsgründen nicht erlaubt.

Wichtiger Expeditionshinweis

Die Fahrt mit dem Auto durch die Serengeti-Safari erfolgt auf eigene Gefahr. Wir übernehmen keine Haftung für eventuelle Schäden an Deinem Fahrzeug. Cabrios, Fahrzeuge mit Faltdächern oder losen Anbauten sind aus Sicherheitsgründen von der Durchfahrt ausgeschlossen.

Eintritt für Gäste mit Behinderungen

Merkzeichen bl, gl, tbl, ag, merkzeichen g mit gdb ab 80, merkzeichen h.

Erwachsene 

Kinder (3-12 Jahre)

Merkzeichen G mit GdB bis 80

Begleitpersonen.

Für Gäste mit Schwerbehindertenausweis Merkzeichen B

Das tierische Klassenzimmer

Als anerkannter außerschulischer Lernort bieten wir in unserer Safari Schule vielfältige Möglichkeiten im Bereich Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung und globales Lernen. Es gibt erlebnisreiche Themenmodule für alle Altersgruppen, von Kindergarten über Sekundarstufe 1 und 2 bis zur Berufsschule.

Attraktive Gruppenangebote

Erlebe mit Deinen Mitarbeitern, Deinem Vereinen oder Deiner Schulklasse Abenteuer und profitiere von unseren vielfältigen Angeboten und Gruppenermäßigungen! Wir bieten verschiedene Vergünstigungen für den Eintritt oder Kombinationen aus Eintritt und Essen, sowie geführte Safaris-Events an.

Plane Deine Safari

Vip-safaris, übernachten.

Tickets and Hours

Spend an hour or stay the day! Your paid admission grants access to the Safari Drive-Thru & Safari Village Walk-Thru for the entire day. Present your receipt to re-enter the park.

Ticket Prices

Law enforcement, active duty, and retired military receive a $4.00 discount on each paid admission *.

Law Enforcement, Active Duty, and Retired Military must show valid identification

KEEP IN MIND

No Animals Allowed

No Outside Animal Feed Allowed

No Smoking or Vaping Allowed, except in the designated area

Minivan Sliding Doors MUST Remain Closed in Drive-Thru Section of the Park

Guest must stay in vehicles at all times while on the Safari Drive-thru.

2024 Park Hours

Our season will end on sunday, december 1, 2024.

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Can safaris be done on a budget? After experiencing more than 30 safaris across various destinations in Africa, I believe I have the answer.

Dreaming of an unforgettable safari experience but worried about the costs? Don’t fret! Planning a trip to Africa is often associated with luxury, but I’m here to tell you that it’s possible to embark on an exhilarating safari adventure without breaking the bank. With over 30 safari trips under my belt across 10 African countries, I’ve learned a thing or two about making the most of a budget. In this article, I’ll share my firsthand tips and tricks on how to experience the beauty of Africa’s wildlife without draining your wallet. Get ready for an epic adventure that won’t break the bank!

Select the right country to visit:

Selecting the right country for your safari adventure is crucial when considering your budget. Not all safari destinations are created equal when it comes to cost. While some experiences may require a hefty investment, there are options available that won’t break the bank.

Countries like Botswana and Rwanda are known for their luxurious and expensive safari experiences. On the other hand, countries with higher tourism and more options tend to offer more affordable prices for equally fantastic safari adventures.

If you’re looking for budget-friendly safari destinations, consider exploring:

• South Africa

These countries have a well-developed safari infrastructure, offering a range of packages to suit various budgets. By choosing the right destination, you can have an incredible safari experience without stretching your finances.

Choose affordable national parks

While Masai Mara is undoubtedly the top national park in Kenya, it’s important to note that it is also one of the most expensive safari destinations in the world. Traveling for a safari in Kenya or South Africa doesn’t mean your budget will have no limits. It means you’ll need to do thorough research to save some money.

But don’t worry, these countries offer excellent safari experiences in other national parks at a fraction of the cost. While it may not be as spectacular as witnessing the wildebeest migration in Masai Mara, I can assure you that it will still be a worthwhile experience.

Here are three affordable national parks that I highly recommend for your next safari:

Tarangire National Park, Tanzania:

Located in northern Tanzania, Tarangire National Park is renowned for its large elephant herds, iconic baobab trees, and diverse birdlife. It provides more affordable safari options compared to its neighboring Serengeti. You can find camping sites and budget-friendly lodges both within and outside the park boundaries.

Etosha National Park, Namibia:

Etosha National Park is famous for its expansive salt pans and abundant wildlife. With a range of affordable accommodation options available, including campsites and self-catering lodges, you can explore the park at your own pace and enjoy incredible game viewing at the waterholes.

Amboseli National Park, Kenya:

Amboseli National Park is another fantastic option for an affordable safari experience. Known for its iconic views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Amboseli offers stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and cultural interactions with the local Maasai community. The park is particularly renowned for its large herds of elephants, as well as other wildlife species like lions, cheetahs, zebras, giraffes, and various bird species.

Here are some budget tours from SafariBookings in Namibia:

Travel during the Shoulder Seasons:

To not only avoid the crowds but also save some money, consider traveling during the shoulder seasons. These are the months before and after the peak tourist season, and they offer unique advantages for photographers and safari enthusiasts. While perfect conditions may not be guaranteed every day, they are highly likely to occur during these periods.

During the shoulder seasons, prices can drop as much as 50% compared to the high season. In my experience, this is the best way to maximize your savings when planning a safari trip. Here are the shoulder seasons for some of the key safari destinations:

Masai Mara National Reserve:

• Shoulder Season 1: March to May
• Shoulder Season 2: October to November

Serengeti National Park:

• Shoulder Season 2: November

Kruger National Park:

• Shoulder Season 1: April to May
• Shoulder Season 2: September to October

By visiting these parks during the shoulder seasons, you can enjoy lower prices, fewer crowds, and still have the opportunity to witness incredible wildlife sightings and capture stunning photographs.

Here are some budget tours from Safari Bookings in Kenya

Join a safari group (but not a safari bus)

It’s evident that traveling in a group can help you have a safari experience on a budget. This is a common realization for many travelers. However, I want to emphasize the significant difference between traveling on a tour and traveling in a small group.

Tour companies like G-Adventures or Intrepid may offer attractive deals at first glance, and they certainly do provide value. However, when I crunched the numbers and compared the costs of traveling with a larger tour group (15+ people) versus a small group of just three other travelers, the difference was minimal.

While traveling with these companies may offer the cheapest available cost, I believe that a more memorable experience can be achieved by finding two or three like-minded individuals to join you and opting for a private vehicle for your safari.

So, where can you find people to join your group? Personally, I prefer traveling in small groups and often rely on hostel meetings, Facebook groups, and travel forums to connect with new travel buddies who are interested in joining me on my adventures. For safari trips, I often reach out to friends, but I also find the Facebook Group “Backpacking East Africa” to be a valuable resource for finding potential travel companions.

Understand your fix and variable costs

When planning a safari on a budget, it’s important to consider both fixed and variable costs. While certain expenses like flight tickets, visas, and entry fees to national parks are beyond your control, there are other aspects that you can adapt to fit your budget.

Variable costs such as accommodation, vehicle type, and itinerary play a significant role in planning an affordable safari. Accommodation options can vary greatly, and there can be a substantial difference between staying inside a national park versus outside. Additionally, some national parks like Etosha National Park offer public camping sites or private hotels, providing options for different budgets.

By opting for camping, you can significantly reduce your accommodation costs, often by more than 50%. Additionally, in popular destinations like Masai Mara, choosing to stay at guesthouses located near the park entrance instead of inside the park can save you up to 100 EUR.

Being flexible with your accommodation choices and exploring alternative options can help you stretch your budget while still enjoying a rewarding safari experience. It’s all about finding the right balance between cost-saving measures and making the most of your adventure.

Where should I not be cheap: I cannot stress enough how crucial it is to travel in a dedicated safari vehicle. It is a fundamental aspect of any safari I undertake, and I can confidently tell you that opting for a small van or a vehicle not specifically designed for safaris will only result in frustration due to the lack of comfort and limited visibility.

Where should I not skimp on expenses? While it may be tempting to save money by choosing a cheaper vehicle, I strongly advise against it. The diminished comfort and compromised views will outweigh any potential savings. Investing in a quality safari vehicle will enhance your overall experience and ensure that you can fully appreciate the wonders of the wildlife and surroundings during your safari.

Read more: What are the top safari experiences in Africa?

What about Self-Drive Safaris?

Many blogs are advocating for the cost-saving benefits of self-driving safaris, but I fail to grasp the logic behind it. While self-drive safaris can be more adventurous and enjoyable for experienced independent travelers, I believe it is one of the least favorable choices for someone who is new to safaris.

For first-time safari-goers, embarking on a self-drive safari can lead to numerous challenges and drawbacks. Without prior knowledge of animal sighting locations and timings, you may find yourself more focused on navigating the roads rather than spotting wildlife. Additionally, you may need to acquire additional insurances and pay entry fees to drive within certain areas. Overall, I see more negatives than positives when it comes to self-driving safaris for beginners.

Even in self-drive-friendly destinations like Etosha National Park, I personally prefer entering the park with my own vehicle and then hiring a driver for a more personalized experience. By dividing the cost among fellow travelers (usually a group of four), the expense becomes quite reasonable. Having a knowledgeable guide accompanying you provides valuable insights about the species you encounter, and you can fully immerse yourself in the experience without worrying about flat tires or running out of fuel.

Read more: Self driving in Serengeti – Is it really worth it?

A budget safari on a nutshell

• 30-70 EUR per night per double room
• 10-20 EUR per night for camping (camping equipment needed)
• Entry Permits : fix costs depending on the national park you want to visit
• 30-50 EUR per day if you rent the vehicle inside the national park.
• 100-150 EUR per day if you need a transfer longer than 2 hours.
• Food: 10-15 EUR per day
• Budget safari tour for 2 people (3D/2N) in Amboseli National Park: 500 EUR
• Budget safari tour for 2 people (3D/2N) in Etosha National Park: 400 EUR

My top 3 recommendations for a budget safari in Africa:

• Etosha National Park in Namibia
• Amboseli National Park in Kenya
• Kruger National Park in South Africa

Read more: How to plan your first safari trip

You can visit comparing platforms like SafariBookings and find the tour you need on your budget

Read more: How To Choose The Perfect African Safari Trip

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SPRING SAFARI

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Spring is the season to get outdoors, spend time with family, and experience bold, colorful new adventures while making memories to last a lifetime.

SAFARI BASE CAMP

Safari Park Radio 197.2

• March 16–May 12: 9 a.m. to close (continuous)
• Safari Base Camp, near Barking Deer Pizza

The Safari Park’s popular radio station returns with pop/rock hits from yesterday and today. Interact with our live host and listen for “Did You Know?” segments about the fascinating conservation efforts you make possible to save, protect, and care for monarch butterflies and burrowing owls through our Southwest Conservation Hub .

• March 16–May 8, May 10–12: 1:15 p.m., 2:15 p.m., 3:15 p.m., and 4:15 p.m.; May 9: 10:45 a.m., 11:45, a.m. 12:45 p.m., 1:45 p.m. (30 minutes)
• Various locations throughout Safari Base Camp and Nairobi Village

You’ll want to swarm around our talented performer as they show off their incredible juggling and balancing skills which are as smooth as honey.

The Bee Team

• March 16–May 8, May 10–12: 1:45 p.m., 2:45 p.m., 3:45 p.m., and 4:45 p.m.; May 9: 11:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 1:15 p.m., 2:15 p.m. (30 minutes)
• Roaming, Safari Base Camp to Flightline Plaza

This high-energy dance squad creates a buzz as they travel throughout the Safari Park. You’ll want to get into the act and learn how to bust a move as they showcase amazing dances.

NAIROBI VILLAGE

Robert the Zebra

• March 16–May 12: 10:15 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 1:15 p.m., and 2:15 p.m. (30 minutes)
• Denny Sanford Wildlife Explorers Theater, Nairobi Village

Our fun and silly virtual wildlife ambassador interacts with guests of all ages and offers tips on how everyone can help protect nature and wildlife, including the iconic monarch butterfly .

Spring into Action

• March 16–May 12: 11 a.m., 12 p.m., 1 p.m., and 2 p.m. (30 minutes)
• Village Playground, Nairobi Village

It’s fun in the sun as Wildlife Explorers of all ages are invited to take part in energetic, engaging dances and exciting games that are sure to bring the smiles.

Safari Parker's Spring Has Sprung

• March 16–May 12: 11:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 1:30 p.m., and 2:30 p.m. (20 minutes)

Join Safari Parker as he reads his interactive springtime tale , The Pollinator Club , filled with surprises about a group of wildlife friends and their love of the season.

African Spring

• March 16–May 8, May 10–12: 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.; May 9: 11:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 1:15 p.m., 2:15 p.m. at Mawazo Kitchen, Africa Walk (20 minutes)
• 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. at Village Playground, Nairobi Village (20 minutes). Closed on May 9.

Feel the beat of interactive, African-inspired percussion, songs, and stories celebrating spring as this performer gets the whole family up and moving.

Walkabout Australia and World Gardens

The Bluebirds

• Roaming, Walkabout Australia and Condor Trail

This strolling acoustic guitar duo named for the birds that symbolize spring will entertain guests with upbeat songs of sunshine and fun, happy days—and may just have you singing along!

Gardens Galore

Stop by and explore the amazing world of plants. During Spring Safari, visit the Native Nectar Garden (Arbor Walk) and Baja Garden (World Gardens) for narrated information about this extraordinary flora and the unique roles plants play in our ecosystems.

Upgraded Experiences

Butterfly Jungle Safari

• $15 per person
• March 16–May 12
• 30 minutes from check-in to exit; 20 minutes inside Butterfly Jungle
• Hidden Jungle
• Butterflies

Guests of all ages will love this immersive wildlife experience. Enter the alluring world of the Safari Park’s Hidden Jungle Aviary, filled with colorful, fluttering butterflies. Snap breathtaking photos while you discover the important roles butterflies play in their ecosystems.

Butterfly Jungle Safari requires an additional ticket for each person. If you’re planning on enjoying this experience, all members and guests can purchase tickets here . Additionally, all guests ages 3 and older require a valid Safari Park admission ticket or membership to visit the Safari Park.

This 20-minute experience includes nectar to offer the butterflies while you explore the habitat. Guides and wildlife experts will be available inside the Hidden Jungle to enhance your experience throughout your visit. For more information about this year's Butterfly Jungle experience, visit our  Seasonal Events FAQ  page.

Flutter into this magical moment today!  

Due to fire safety codes, we are limited to five carried infants (under the age of 1) in the Butterfly Jungle experience at the same time. To ensure a spot for everyone in your party, please reserve and purchase a space for everyone, including infants under the age of 1. Groups with infants under the age of 1 without a purchased ticket may be rescheduled to another time slot upon arrival.

Wildlife Photo Trek: Butterfly Jungle

• Ages 12 & up
• $29 & up, per person
• Offered on select weekend dates
• This tour involves about 15-20 minutes of walking, mostly on established pathways with moderate slopes.
• Mobility devices are permitted. Due to the early start time, wheelchairs and ECVs will not be available to rent on grounds prior to the tour starting.
• No cart/shuttle transport available.
• No strollers and wagons allowed inside of the habitat.
• No food or drink allowed inside of the habitat; water is okay.
• Service animals are not permitted inside of the habitat due to the direct contact with wildlife.
• No restrooms available inside of the experience. Guests are advised to use the restroom before tour begins.
• Tours may be canceled for animal welfare reasons.
• Comfortable attire, walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are recommended

This 90-minute photography experience allows guests to spend 1 hour inside of Butterfly Jungle to photograph the birds and butterflies. Starting just beyond the turnstiles at signpost 1, the guide will walk Wildlife Photo Trek guests to the Hidden Jungle where they are invited to set-up camera equipment and capture their moment. Tours are available to guests ages 12 and older of all abilities. Mobility devices are permitted, strollers and wagons are not permitted inside of the habitat. This tour involves about 15-20 minutes of walking on established pathways, and 60 minutes of standing with access to limited seating. Camera equipment is not provided, and no assistance is provided for the transport of personal equipment

Culinary Offerings

• Times vary by location
• Throughout the Park

Spring is the season for strawberries! During Spring Safari, this delectable, popular fruit is the star of many delicious treats at our dining locations. From snacks and desserts to beverages, our chef has created the best that spring has to offer. Menu subject to change.

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Gorilla Shadow Collection

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Dubai: Want to be treated like a king when you get up close with the real king of the jungle and thousands of its cohabitants at Dubai Safari Park? There is a package (King of Safari) for that which costs Dh2,500 for 10 persons.

The prices for the special tours, including luxury packages like the King of Safari and individual tickets, have been revealed as the Dubai Municipality facility reopened for 2022-2023 season on Tuesday.

Dubai Safari Park is home to around 3,000 animals, with 78 species of mammals – including 10 different carnivores and 17 primates – 50 types of reptiles, 111 kinds of birds plus amphibians and invertebrates, all living on the 119-hectare site.

With a wide range of new unique interactive entertainment and educational experiences and the addition of a number of new animals and newborns such as Ankole-Watusi cow, the Eland antelope, Arabian oryx, Nile crocodile and water buffalo, Dubai Safari Park is offering various types of tickets and packages for a variety of experiences for this season.

Individual tickets

Day Pass (Dh50 for adult, Dh20 for child)

It offers a walking tour through Al Wadi to African, Asian, and Explorer villages, in addition to live shows, kids farm and10 minutes’ shuttle tour of Arabian Desert Safari.

Day Pass + (Dh75 for adult, Dh45 for child)

It offers a transported tour to African, Asian, and Explorer villages, in addition to unlimited train rides, reserved seats in live shows, kids farm plus 10 minutes’ Arabian Desert Safari by electric vehicle)

Safari Journey (Dh90 for adult, Dh35 for child)

It offers a walking tour through Al Wadi to the African, Explorer Village and Asian villages, in addition to, train service, live shows, kids farm, Safari journey (a 35-minute guided bus tour) and a 10 minutes’ Arabian Desert Safari by electric vehicle.

Safari Journey + (Dh110 for adult, Dh55 for child)

It offers the full experience with a transported tour to the African, Asian, and Explorer villages, in addition to unlimited train rides, Safari Journey (35 minutes’ guided bus tour), Arabian Desert Safari (10 minutes’ by electric vehicle), reserved seats in live shows and kids farm

Special tours

King of Safari (Dh2,500 for 10 pax)

This is a luxury package provided to those who want a special experience. The visitors get treated like a “king” in a chauffeur-driven vehicle along with a personal guide to provide them with interesting facts about animal collection. They will have priority access to all facilities including parking in P1, exhibits and reserved seats at all bird shows in the nearly four hours’ journey. They will also get a memorable printed photograph.

Behind the Scene + (Dh1,450 for 10 pax)

An exclusive experience where visitors go “behind the scenes” to witness where all the action happens. Visitors get a chance to meet the animal caretakers to learn about special care given to the animal collection. This experience will also give visitors an opportunity to feed elephants or giraffes and brush white rhinoceros.

Jungle capture+ (Dh1,275 for 3 pax)

It is an exclusive experience for the shutterbugs who fancy shooting the wildlife and nature. They can spend up to three hours in the Safari Journey private bus with a guide to take once-in-a-lifetime animal photos.

The authorities are yet to announce the ticket prices for the popular ‘Breakfast with Birds’ package and ‘Night Pass’ that are expected to return soon.

Free admission for:

People of Determination, plus two companions. (POD tickets can be availed at the tickets counter upon presentation of a valid POD card).

Children below three (Identity card is required upon entry).

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Clark Safari and Adventure Park

We traveled for an hour and a half to Clark Safari and Adventure Park. It is a big, instagrammable zoo in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga.

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Clark Safari and Adventure Park Entrance Fee

We bought our tickets at the entrance of the park. Here are the 2023 Clark Safari and Adventure Park entrance fees:

They have a very photogenic entrance so we also took some photos before we entered the park.

They do not allow food and drinks inside the zoo but you can buy them inside the zoo.

Clark Safari and Adventure Park Lagoon

The first area we entered is the Lagoon. It has big statues of giraffes and elephants in the middle of it. They also have a Kids Spot area where you can take instagrammable photos.

Reptile Kingdom

The first area with real animals is the Reptile Kingdom. They have a lot of turtles here – baby turtles and really big ones too like the African Spurred Tortoise.

Next, we saw a lot of crocodiles! It was a bit scary at first because there were a lot of them.

We also saw some cool big iguanas there like the Green Iguanas. It was so cool because they were living with turtles!

There were a lot of interesting, and a bit scary, reptiles in this zoo.

Rin’s Petting Zoo

Next, we went to Rin’s Petting Zoo. We saw a lot of fish there and we got to feed rabbits and goats. It was so much fun! This is my favorite part of the zoo.

Next, we went to see the bears! They had a very big area and we had a hard time seeing them first because they were sleeping.

We saw baboons beside the bears. There were quite a few of them!

⭐ Tip! Bring a camera with a good zoom if you want to take pictures. Sometimes, they sleep at the back and it can be hard to take pictures with just a phone.

We saw some Taal rescue horses in the middle of the zoo. We got some snacks and drinks in this area too.

There were also ostriches and zebras here.

Panthera Kingdom

After that, we went to see the lions and tigers. There were even wolves and a Jaguar!

Next, we visited the birds’ area! We saw a lot of colorful birds there like the cockatoo, eagles, and pelicans.

Uphill Area

After the snakes’ area, we went up this uphill area where there was a lot of fun animal instagrammable area.

There were also a few animals up the hill like pigs and goats. There was a nice view too.

Other Animals

After that, we saw a Fennec Fox and some snakes!

I liked exploring Clark Safari and Adventure Park.

It is very clean and photogenic, the petting zoo was really fun for me and my brother and it is so huge! I wish they have an elephant and a giraffe but that’s ok since we had a great time.

You can visit Clark Safari and Adventure Park’s sites here:

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Clark Safari and Adventure Park Hours:

• Monday – Sunday: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
• Last admission: 5:30 pm

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Moscow Kremlin 1700 is a graphical reconstruction of the Moscow fortress at the beginning of the 18th century. Engravings and plans made at the time, as well as more recent and modern reconstructions, were used to make these pictures.

By the beginning of the 18th century, the architectural ensemble of the Moscow Kremlin was completed, and the fortress received a recognizable look. You can see several undamaged buildings that later came to decay. Pictures by: Moscow Kremlin 1700 .

One hundred years later – Moscow Kremlin in 1800 .

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