In Dubai Safari Park, they believe that community starts with nature. That’s why they are glad to offer their guests a unique opportunity to interact with the surrounding environment and wildlife this month, when the values of closeness and interactions take on real significance. Visitors can come to the park territory early in the morning to enjoy the beauty of the long and green space, ideal for contemplation and walks before heading out on the exploration of the park's five different zones and wildlife signs, during which children can enjoy interactive experiences at the 'children's farm'.
After the morning tour, guests can observe giraffes or see lions in their nighttime shelters. Additionally, an animal specialist from Dubai Safari Park will be available during the morning tour to answer visitors' questions and share fascinating facts about the animals and their behavior.
This unique event offers visitors throughout the entire month of Ramadan the opportunity to potentially be close to where lions or giraffes reside in an atmosphere that helps restore the connection with nature and creates unforgettable moments with family and friends. Such an experience opens up exclusive opportunities for visitors during a serene and special setting.
The menu of the 'Morning in the Wild' experience has been thoroughly planned to ensure the comfort and well-being of the animals, taking their daily needs into account. This experience not only offers a simple morning tour but also opens a deep understanding of wildlife, increasing awareness of its conservation and interconnection with nature in an interactive form, enriching the experience in an educational and engaging way.
Mona Al-Hajri, the director of Dubai Safari Park, said: 'For us, the month of Ramadan possesses deep values, especially this year, when we are celebrating 'The Year of Community'. Dubai Safari Park invites visitors to a unique event 'Morning in the Wild' throughout the blessed month of Ramadan, where they can explore 6 stunning natural zones and enjoy a safari through the empty Arabian deserts before departing for a special and exclusive dinner.'
