Dubai, UAE, 19 February 2026: Dubai Safari Park welcomes the return of the widely popular Iftar in the Wild for the month of Ramadan, offering the chance to enjoy an intimate dining experience alongside wildlife, choosing from either the giraffe or lion habitat. Visitors have the opportunity to spend quality time with their loved ones this Ramadan with a memorable dining experience surrounded by nature and wildlife.
With the Iftar in the Wild package, guests are granted all-day access to the park, with unlimited access to the shuttle train to easily travel around the park. The immersive experience starts off with visitors being able to explore the park's six themed zones, before embarking on an Arabian Desert Safari tour to witness wildlife from the region. Visitors are then invited to break their fast in a completely unique and intimate setting, admiring the backdrop of the park's landscape as the sun goes down. Guests can choose to enjoy a curated menu either with giraffes at the Giraffe Platform or dining alongside the kings of the jungle at the Lion Kopje, in an unforgettable two-hour dining experience for up to six guests from 6 PM to 8 PM.
Throughout the experience, a dedicated guide will be on hand to share fascinating insights on the animals and answer any questions. With animal welfare as Dubai Safari Park's top priority, the experience is carefully designed with animals' natural routines in mind, while offering an educational and unforgettable experience that deepens guests' appreciation for wildlife.
Iftar in the Wild is available throughout the month of Ramadan with limited spaces available for this one-of-a-kind experience. Guests are encouraged to book their spots ahead of time, with prices starting from AED 2,150 for the package. For more information, visit the Dubai Safari Park website.
During the month of Ramadan, Dubai Safari Park will be open from 10 AM to 6 PM.
About Dubai Safari Park
Owned by Dubai Municipality, Dubai Safari Park is a responsible wildlife sanctuary set within a 119-hectare landscape in the heart of the city. It offers guests the opportunity to explore, learn about, and connect with the animal kingdom through a unique blend of entertainment, education, and a dedication to animal welfare.
With over 3,000 animals from 300 species, the park offers a range of attractions, including two safari experiences, up-close animal encounters, live presentations, and character performances. Visitors can also enjoy shopping and dining, along with interactive educational activities across six themed zones – Al Wadi, African Village, Explorer Village, Arabian Desert Safari, Asian Village, and Kids' Farm – all connected by a convenient shuttle train.
The park actively participates in international educational, research, and breeding programs, as well as rescue missions, aligning with its mission for animal welfare and conservation. Dubai Safari Park continues to lead in environmental sustainability, utilizing advanced technologies for animal care and eco-friendly operations.
