Dubai Safari Park

Spanning across a massive 119 hectares, Dubai Safari Park is a wildlife paradise that’s home to over 2,500 animals from all corners of the world. The park is divided into four unique climate zones – Arabian, African, Asian, and Alpine – each offering a glimpse into the animals’ natural habitats. One of the standout features is the world's largest artificial elephant enclosure, along with a captivating lowland gorilla exhibit.

This isn’t your typical zoo – Dubai Safari Park is packed with interactive experiences that make it a thrilling visit. Hop on a safari drive-through, watch feeding sessions, or join in on educational presentations. There’s even a climate-controlled train that takes you through the park, making it easier to explore. And for the little ones, there are special educational spaces designed to keep them entertained while learning about wildlife.

Dubai Safari Park is divided into four unique zones, each representing different ecosystems and the animals that call them home. Each zone offers a distinct experience, giving visitors the chance to encounter animals in habitats closely resembling their natural environments.

African Village – This part of the park transports visitors to the African continent, where they can see majestic African elephants, speedy cheetahs, graceful giraffes, powerful hippos, and the iconic zebras of the savannah. It’s the perfect spot to marvel at the diversity of African wildlife.

Asian Village – Here, visitors will meet some of the most impressive animals from Asia, including Bengal tigers, bears, axis deer, and a variety of bird species. Beyond the animals, guests can explore the richness of Asian flora and culture.

Arabian Desert Safari – This zone showcases animals native to the Arabian Peninsula, such as oryx, gazelles, and other desert species. With a realistic desert landscape, visitors can experience the feel of the Arabian desert and learn about the wildlife adapted to survive in extreme conditions.

Explorer Village – The most exciting section of the park, this area allows visitors to enjoy a true open-terrain safari ride. Here, animals roam freely, providing a chance to observe them in their natural surroundings, much like a real African safari.