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This Ramadan, Dubai Safari Park welcomes the return of its highly popular Iftar in the Wild experience, inviting guests to explore six themed zones and embark on an Arabian Desert safari tour before breaking their fast in an exclusive private setting. Available throughout the Holy Month, this exceptional experience allows guests to dine beside the lion or giraffe habitats, reconnecting with nature while sharing a memorable meal with family and friends.
With limited slots available each evening, Iftar in the Wild offers an intimate and truly exclusive way to celebrate Ramadan Guests can arrive earlier in the day to immerse themselves in the lush greenery of Al Wadi, a peaceful sanctuary ideal for a reflective stroll.
They can also explore five themed villages, each offering unique adventures, while little explorers enjoy interactive experiences at the vibrant Kids Farm.
To complete the evening, guests will have the extraordinary opportunity to feed the gentle giraffes or observe the majestic lions in their nocturnal habitat.
A dedicated zoologist will be present throughout the experience to answer questions and share fascinating insights into the animals and their natural environments.
Carefully designed with animal welfare and natural routines in mind, this experience goes beyond an extraordinary meal, offering an educational journey that fosters a deeper appreciation of wildlife conservation.
Muna Al Hajeri, Director of Dubai Safari Park, said: “Ramadan holds deep significance for us, especially this year as we celebrate the ‘Year of Community’.
At Dubai Safari Park, we believe that community starts with nature, and we are delighted to offer guests a meaningful opportunity to connect with wildlife during a time of togetherness. This year, we are creating a space where guests can embrace the spirit of Ramadan at the heart of the park, experiencing not only a unique dining experience but also an educational journey that reinforces the values of conservation and harmony with nature.”
Bookings for Iftar in the Wild are now open, and guests are encouraged to secure their package via dubaisafari.ae as availability is limited, with spots allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Dubai Safari Park will remain open throughout Ramadan from 10AM to 6PM, allowing visitors to explore its rich biodiversity and conservation efforts. Exclusive to Iftar in the Wild guests, the park will extend its hours until 8PM for an enhanced evening experience.
Additionally, Dubai Safari Park has introduced a special Ramadan offer, allowing visitors to purchase two tickets for the price of one.