Cebu Safari and Adventure Park, located in Carmen, Cebu, is a vast and well-maintained destination perfect for families and nature lovers. Spanning approximately 170 hectares, it offers a full day of discovery with spacious animal habitats, clean facilities, and helpful staff ensuring a smooth experience. Visitors love the diverse wildlife encounters, from white lions to colorful macaws, and enjoy the convenience of trams that connect various zones. While food options inside the park are limited and priced accordingly, the overall quality of the experience, including educational exhibits and thrilling adventure rides, makes it a top choice for an engaging and memorable escape in Cebu.
Customers appreciate Cebu Safari Park for special occasions like birthdays, praising the amazing animals, cleanliness, and safety of the park.
Visitors are impressed by the variety and quality of animals at Cebu Safari Park, enhancing their overall experience.
Cebu Safari and Adventure Park is the largest safari park in the Philippines, spanning an impressive 170 hectares. It serves as a world-class wildlife sanctuary that houses over 1,000 animals from more than 120 different exotic species. The park is nestled in the scenic, lush hills of Barangay Lanipga, Carmen, Northern Cebu, Philippines—which is approximately a 1.5 to 2-hour drive (around 50 kilometers) north of Cebu City
The park is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (with the last ticket entry strictly implemented at 1:30 PM). A standard admission ticket is highly inclusive and grants you access to: All public animal exhibits (including the Tiger turf, Orangutans, and African Savanna truck tour). The Multi-Species Bird Show held at the amphitheater. Immersive walk-through areas like the Aviary Dome and Michel's Garden (a vast orchid and floral terrace). Unlimited internal Safari Tram rides to easily navigate the massive property.
To protect the health and dietary safety of the animals, outside food and drinks are strictly prohibited inside the park. Bag checks are conducted at the entrance, but the park features plenty of internal dining options and cafes (such as the Basecamp Cafe). Additionally, guests are strongly advised to wear comfortable walking shoes due to the expansive terrain, and flash photography is strictly forbidden so as not to startle or stress the wildlife.
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