For an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the desert city, Dubai Safari Park promises an extraordinary day out with a truly immersive wildlife experience. Spanning over 119 acres in Al Warqa, this one-of-a-kind park in the UAE goes far beyond being a fun destination—it’s also a pioneering center for animal conservation and rehabilitation, offering a secure and natural habitat for its many rescued residents.

The park is divided into four themed zones: the Asian Village, African Village, Arab Village (featuring a Bedouin oasis), and the Open Safari Village. Together, they are home to over 2,500 animals representing more than 250 rare and endangered species, ethically sourced from zoos around the world. Each village replicates its native culture and environment, transporting you from the African savannah to the Arabian desert. Along the way, enjoy hands-on experiences such as camel rides, falconry displays, and encounters with hunting dogs. Don’t miss the chance to feed giraffes or take an elephant ride for a memorable moment.

The highlight of the park is the thrilling drive-through safari. Aboard a secure and powerful vehicle, you’ll get up close to freely roaming wildlife in the Open Safari Village, including Bengal tigers, wolves, and hippos. Unique to this park are the world’s first crocodile drive-through exhibit, and the UAE’s largest lion and elephant drive-through experiences. You can also catch captivating binturong and raccoon performances at the 1,000-seat theater.

For family fun and relaxation, the Wadi area offers a kids’ play zone, skiing ground, adventure zone, and diverse dining options—all surrounded by a rich collection of bird and animal species. Sustainability is at the core of the park, which is fully energy-efficient, relying on solar power and boasting eco-friendly features like advanced waste management, water recycling systems, misting fans, air-conditioned rocks, and chilled pools to keep animals cool during summer.

Dubai Safari Park is where education meets exploration and excitement—making it a must-visit for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike.