Safari Park Dubai

Dubai Safari Park African Village

Explore the African Village

The African Village, one of the other villages at Dubai Safari Park, provides an ideal glimpse into the environment and animals of the African grasslands. This represents an excellent opportunity to experience an African safari adventure during your stay in the UAE. The African Safari is one of the most sought-after attractions at the Safari Park, where you can observe giant tortoises, chimpanzees, African wild dogs, impressive white lions, and more. Witnessing the pride of African tigers relaxing behind the glass enclosure is one of the highlights of this safari.

This village is aptly named as it showcases impressive African mammals, both large and small. It mimics the open grasslands of the African savannah. Additionally, there is a massive walk-through aviary with birds native to Africa, the biggest one in the UAE. The village has dining choices ranging from fast food to high-end restaurants and shops selling souvenirs.

A Close Look at the Hero and Native Animals of African Village

Elephants at Dubai Safari Park
Hero Animal

The most prominent animal in this village is impossible to overlook in the most literal sense. Tipping the scales at around 6,000 kg, the African elephant is the largest land mammal and an awe-inspiring creature to see up close. Friendly and good-natured in temperament, the African elephant eats about 300 pounds of sustenance per day. Their diet usually consists of roots, grasses, fruit, and bark. An average African elephant can survive 60-70 years, living life large in all its massive magnificence.

Native Animals :

The African Village part of Dubai Safari Park houses an assortment of animals native to Africa, such as:

Cheetah at Dubai Safari Park
Cheetah

The cheetah is a keystone species at the African Village section of the Dubai Safari Park. The cheetah is the speediest animal on land and is renowned for its velocity and dexterity. The African Village at Dubai Safari Park gives guests a special chance to observe the splendor and might of these astonishing creatures in their native environment.

White lion in Dubai Safari Park
White Lion

Tucked away in the African Village of Dubai Safari Park is a stunning and rare inhabitant: the White Lion. These animals, celebrated for their mesmerizing beauty, entrance the senses with their distinct essence. Their existence within the African Village epitomizes the park's unwavering commitment to protecting these magnificent beasts and their place in the complex fabric of our planet's natural splendors.

Chimpanzee at Dubai Safari Park
Chimpanzee

The African Village at Dubai Safari Park provides a home for the clever and sociable chimpanzee. Guests can watch these intriguing primates nearby and gain knowledge about their conduct, communication, and intricate social systems.

Gorilla House at Dubai Safari Park
Gorilla

The Gorilla habitat at the Dubai Safari Park's African Village allows visitors a close encounter with one of the planet's most renowned and jeopardized wildlife. People touring the African Village can watch these magnificent creatures in close proximity. Witnessing gorillas in their native environment makes for a truly unforgettable moment.

Striped Hyena at Dubai Safari Park
Striped Hyena

The African Village at Dubai Safari Park is also home to the elusive Striped Hyena, making seeing them at the African Village a unique experience that shows the importance of conservation work to protect these intriguing animals.

Gemsbok at Dubai Safari Park
Gemsbok

The Gemsbok, also called the South African Oryx, is a stately antelope found in the African Village section of Dubai Safari Park. Guests can watch these animals feeding on the grassy areas of the African Village and admire their one-of-a-kind splendor and fortitude.

Red Ruffed Lemur at Dubai Safari Park
Red-Ruffed Lemur

The red-ruffed lemur is a type of lemur that lives in the African section of Dubai Safari Park. These lemurs have a noticeable look, with red fur and a black face. People can watch and learn more about the red-ruffed lemurs when they go to the Dubai Safari Park.

Carpet Python at Dubai Safari Park
Carpet Python

The Carpet Python (Morelia spilota) is a non-poisonous snake found naturally in Australia and New Guinea. They are often kept as pets because of their calm demeanor and beautiful looks. Discover how Carpet Pythons contribute significantly to preserving ecological equilibrium in their natural environments at the African Village exhibit.

Frequently Asked Questions

There are four villages: the African Village, Explorer Village, Arabian Village, and Asian Village .

The nearest metro to the Dubai Safari is Creek Metro Station on the Green Line. From there you have to take a taxi which is about 16 minutes.

The standard entry ticket for Dubai Safari Park for adults is AED 50 and AED 20 for children.

You are advised to dress modestly covering your shoulders and knees.

The Dubai Safari Park opening times are daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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