Safari

The Safari is a 4 km route that allows you to see animals up close without barriers.

In the approximately 35 hectares of land, you can encounter specimens of lions, tigers, hippos, giraffes, zebras, bison, camels, ostriches, llamas, antelopes, and many other species. All these animals are free, born from generations in captivity, able to move independently in the park’s vast spaces, living safely and well thanks to the care and attention of experienced keepers and veterinarians.

How can you visit the Safari area?

By own car:

Access directly from the central ticket offices by car.

With park train and guide:

Paid service, not bookable, subject to availability.

With electric cars:

Paid service, not bookable, subject to availability.

At Safari Ravenna, the respect for animals and their ethological needs comes first and foremost.

Here are some of the criteria followed:

Compliance with European directives
Recovery, purification, and internal reuse of water
Planting of 1,500 trees and 4,300 shrubs
Shelter in the shade using exclusively non-polluting and easily removable materials
Adequate facilities (heated during winter)
Spaces where animals can also hide from visitors
Scientific research programs for the conservation and repopulation of endangered species
Ticket office closure at 3:00 PM (last entry), the Park closes around 5:00 PM even in summer to allow animals to relax and eat peacefully before sunset (the majority of species are herbivores and therefore diurnal).