1994 — The First Roar
Zoofari opens its gates as a small rescue farm, welcoming its first rescued lion and a handful of farmyard animals.
Three decades of care, conservation and connection — discover what makes Zoofari a home away from home for wildlife.
Zoofari began in 1994 as a small family farm with a handful of rescued animals and one big dream: to build a place where people could fall in love with wildlife — and want to protect it forever.
Today that dream spans 42 hectares of rolling savanna, rainforest and wetland habitats, home to more than 120 species and hundreds of dedicated keepers, educators and conservationists.
Every decision at Zoofari starts with the same question: how does this help wildlife thrive?
We fund field projects, rescue programs and breeding initiatives across four continents.
School programs and ranger camps make wildlife science hands-on and unforgettable.
Habitats designed around natural behaviors, enrichment daily and veterinary excellence.
Local jobs, volunteer programs and partnerships with schools and charities nearby.
Solar-powered facilities, on-site recycling and wildlife-friendly grounds management.
Immersive exhibits, twilight experiences and digital learning that bring nature closer.
The moments that shaped Zoofari into the park it is today.
Zoofari opens its gates as a small rescue farm, welcoming its first rescued lion and a handful of farmyard animals.
The 8-hectare Savanna Plains habitat debuts, bringing lions, giraffes and zebras together for the first time.
Our on-site conservation lab opens, partnering with field teams across Africa, Asia and South America.
The park's famous after-dark safari experience launches, drawing guests from around the world.
Zoofari welcomes its 400,000th annual guest and announces the next great expansion: the Rainforest Canopy Walk.
Join hundreds of thousands of families who have made memories under our canopy.