African Safari Wildlife Park
Click here for the park website and info!
I had a really fun time in this park being so close to all the animals in it! There is a drive-thru and also a walk-thru safari that are both included with your ticket.
The last time I went to a Zoo nearby was a few years ago to accompany my niece in her school trip. I just think that zoos aren’t ethical despite animals being taken care of properly. They have a very limited space inside their cells compared to a safari with a bigger space in nature surrounded by other animals.
Here are the animals in the drive-thru safari: Alpaca, American Bald Eagle, American and White Bison, Camels, Fallow and Sika Deer, Llamas, Elks, Scottish Highland Cows, Arabian Oryx, Emu, Giraffes, Gemsbok, and Zebras.
You can purchase food to give to the animals, no outside food is permitted.
The park is not responsible for any damages to your vehicles or anyone in them. We had a few minor scratches on our car and some.. Saliva from certain hungry ones. Definitely make sure to take a vehicle that you don’t mind getting scratched which doesn’t normally happen to all but it’s very likely. And just by rolling up your windows they’ll back off and won’t get closer to you.
The walk-thru safari includes Rabbits, Kangaroos, Peacocks, Eastern Bongos, African Grey Parrot, African Spurred Tortoise, Blue Crowned Pigeon, and so many more!
I wish that they didn’t make the rabbit place a walk-thru. I sensed that some were a little anxious when I got in it and there’s no place for them to get away from our reach (a house or a hiding spot) if they didn’t want to be bothered.
And here is the Aviary Adventure! It’s stating in the website that this is a home of over 400 budgies and also Indian Peafowl and Parakeets. You can purchase feed sticks and feed them while you’re there!
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