After several months of summer closure, Sharjah Safari is ready to welcome visitors again. This attraction will begin its fifth season of operation on September 21 and will be open daily from 8:30 AM to 6 PM.

Sharjah Safari, which has been closed since May, is home to over 50,000 animals from more than 120 species, ranging from lions and other large animals to various birds.

The attraction is designed in 12 zones, each inspired by different parts of Africa, from the Niger Valley, coast, and savanna to Ngorongoro, Kalahari, and Serengeti.

There are several options for exploration. The bronze ticket with a walking tour starts at 40 AED for adults and 15 AED for children. The silver ticket includes a shared vehicle tour, Zanzibar village, bird show, and safari camp, priced at 120 AED for adults and 50 AED for children.

If you want a more private experience, the gold ticket with a dedicated guide and walking tour of the Serengeti habitat is 275 AED for adults and 120 AED for children.

There is also an option to reserve a private vehicle; prices start from 1,500 AED for a six-seater vehicle and go up to 3,500 AED for a 15-seater minibus.

Sharjah Safari is located on the Sharjah-Khorfakkan road, about 5 kilometers from Al Dhaid city.

If you plan to go, don't forget a hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, comfortable shoes, a camera, and a reusable water bottle.
Source: Gulf News