Dubai Safari Park, located in the United Arab Emirates, is an environmentally friendly corner of nature. This park, which operates using solar energy, is located in Al Wawarqa 5 on the road leading to Hatta.
The park is home to about 3,000 animals, including 78 species of mammals. Among them you can find 10 species of carnivores and 17 species of primates. There are also 50 species of reptiles and more than a hundred species of birds, amphibians and invertebrates.
This park was the successor to the old Dubai Zoo, which closed its doors after fifty years of operation. The safari park temporarily closed operations in May 2018 to allow for renovations and improvements, reopening to visitors in October 2020.
The world-class park offers a safe and comfortable environment for more than 250 species of animals from the Middle East, Asia and Africa. It provides a unique educational opportunity for visitors of all ages and nationalities. The park's main goal is to raise awareness of wildlife conservation through cutting-edge research and best practices in the field.
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