Dubai Safari Park

Dubai Safari Park is one of the largest wildlife parks in the Middle East, spread across 119 hectares in the Al Warqa'a district on the eastern edge of Dubai. The park is home to more than 3,000 animals representing hundreds of species from Africa, Asia, Arabia, and the Americas, grouped into distinct safari zones that visitors travel through by shuttle train or open-sided safari vehicle. The African Village, Arabian Desert Safari, Asian Village, and Kids Farm each offer a different landscape and a different collection of animals, from lions and giraffes to Arabian wolves and Komodo dragons.

The Explorer Safari experience gives visitors a guided journey through the park's major zones, combining the shuttle train with stops at key habitats and animal encounter areas. Dubai Safari Park also runs daily keeper talks and feeding demonstrations, making it a destination that rewards a full day's visit. The park reflects Dubai's broader investment in conservation and wildlife education, operating under the management of Dubai Municipality.