Dubai Safari Park Guided Tour

Free parking, but be sure to make it before 10-11 AM, because it gets crowded. It is very well organized and the architecture is great. Some of animals are only 1-2 pieces, but it is good to see them anyways. The stad is very helpful and friendly. Restrooms are clean and available. There is no problem with them, there are plenty of them. It takes approximately 4,5-5 hours to see all for normal tickets.

One of the finest zoo and safari parks I've ever visited! The place is impeccably managed and thoughtfully organized. Everywhere you look, there's a sense of peace and natural beauty that truly captivates the soul. The animals are all well cared for, and the guides deserve a perfect 10/10 for their vast knowledge, engaging storytelling, and ability to keep visitors immersed and excited. Each zone offers its own unique charm, and it's inspiring to see some species being protected and nurtured here. It was absolutely worth bringing the kids along—they loved every moment. For me, the safari experience was the highlight of the day!

I visited Dubai Safari Park with my family in January and it turned out to be a really good experience. The place is very well organized and spread out, so it never feels overcrowded even though there were a lot of visitors. The park is divided into different zones (African, Asian, Arabian Desert, etc.) and each one is designed thoughtfully, giving you the feel of a proper safari-style environment rather than just a typical zoo. We took the bus and train rides inside the park which made it easy to move around, especially with kids. The African Safari tour was the highlight — seeing lions, giraffes, rhinos, zebras, and elephants up close in a semi-wild setting was something my children really enjoyed. The bird and reptile houses were also worth it, with a good variety on display. What I liked most was that the animals seemed well taken care of and the staff was helpful in guiding us through the different areas. There were also multiple food outlets and rest areas, so it was comfortable spending several hours inside without feeling rushed. Overall, it’s a great family outing spot in Dubai. Plan to spend at least half a day there if you want to see everything properly. It’s both entertaining and educational for kids, and a nice change from the usual city attractions. I would definitely recommend it for families or even tourists looking to experience something unique beyond malls and beaches.

A very well managed animal park. As we got in the first day of opening of 2025 on 14th October, few exhibits were still not ready. But we enjoyed well. Need a whole day to explore and plan accordingly. A good number of animal in display and interactive learnings for kids and adults. Safari by bus and tram is very popular.

Dubai Safari Park is a fantastic place for families. The Safari Bus Tour is a wonderful experience, especially for kids and the elderly who can’t walk long distances. The park is clean, spacious, and well-maintained, with great facilities like baby changing rooms, prayer rooms, and shaded seating areas. However, the train isn’t pushchair-friendly, as you have to fold and store the pushchair every time you board, which isn’t ideal if your baby is sleeping. Also, some indoor areas may not allow you to enter with a push chair. Food and drink costs are quite high, so it’s worth planning ahead. Overall, it’s a lovely family day out with plenty to see and do, but there’s room for improvement in accessibility and affordability.