Dubai's Largest Wildlife Park

Your journey into the wild begins!
Group of animals at Dubai Safari Park showcasing diverse wildlife including lions, giraffes, and elephants

Reconnect with nature across 6 zones with over 3,000 animals, 2 thrilling safari adventures, 15 up-close animal encounters – all connected with an exciting shuttle train.

OUR COMMITMENT

Care for Wildlife

At Dubai Safari Park, wildlife conservation isn't just a mission, it's our daily promise. Every animal receives exceptional care, medical attention, and a thriving environment.

3,000+
Animals
300+
Species
42
Endangered Species
24/7
Veterinary Care
Premium animal nutrition and daily meal preparation
NUTRITIONAL EXCELLENCE

Premium Nutrition

Our animal nutritionists craft over 5,000 fresh meals daily, tailored to each species' unique dietary needs. Every bite supports optimal health and wellness.

5,000+
Daily Meals
300+
Recipes
100%
Fresh Ingredients
Animal enrichment programs and happy habitats
HAPPY HABITATS

Enrichment Programs

Daily enrichment activities stimulate natural behaviors, puzzle feeders for parrots, mud baths for rhinos, and scent trails for big cats keep our animals engaged.

150+
Weekly Activities
100%
Animals Enriched
Daily
New Challenges
Wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and release operations
SECOND CHANCES

Rescue & Rehabilitation

Our dedicated team works tirelessly to rescue, rehabilitate, and release injured wildlife. From flamingos to endangered species, every animal deserves a second chance.

158+
Flamingos Rescued
85%
Success Rate
Year-round
Rescue Ops
Addax rewilding success and return to natural habitat in Chad
REWILDING SUCCESS

Addax Return to Chad

In a landmark conservation achievement, we successfully released captive-bred Addax — one of the world's rarest antelope species — into their natural habitat in Chad.

Critically
Endangered
<100
Remaining in Wild
Chad
Returned to Habitat
Zuri, the newborn Southern giraffe calf at Dubai Safari Park
NEWBORN CELEBRATION

Welcome Zuri · Giraffe Calf

Zuri, a healthy Southern giraffe calf, was born at Dubai Safari Park. Southern giraffes are classified as Vulnerable with only 45,000-50,000 remaining in the wild.

Vulnerable
IUCN Status
45-50k
Remaining Wild
Zuri
Healthy Calf
Salam, the second white rhino calf born at Dubai Safari Park
SYMBOL OF PEACE

Salam · Second Rhino Calf

On 1st March 2026, we welcomed Salam, our second white rhino calf. White rhinos are classified as Near Threatened with only 15,700 remaining globally.

Near Threatened
IUCN Status
15,700
Remaining Wild
Salam
Born 1 March 2026

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Official Partner

Roads and Transport Authority

In collaboration with RTA, Dubai Safari Park ensures seamless connectivity and convenient access for all visitors, making your journey to wildlife adventure smooth and enjoyable.