Night Safari Map (2024 – 2022)
Planning your visit after sunset?
Night Safari is the world’s first nocturnal zoo, located in Singapore. Opened in 1994, it spans 86 acres and houses over 900 animals across 100 species. Visitors explore by tram or walking trails to observe nocturnal wildlife in naturalistic habitats. The park emphasizes conservation and unique nighttime experiences.
The most up-to-date Night Safari Map helps you navigate hotspots like the Leopard Trail, East Lodge Station, and the Creatures of the Night amphitheater with ease. Whether you’re aiming to catch the elusive Malayan tiger or relax aboard the guided tram ride, every path has a purpose.
Grab a drink from Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant and explore where the real wild things come out—under moonlight.
Night Safari Map 2024
The most significant Night Safari Map 2024 updates include the introduction of the new Pangolin Trail, the park’s first fully sheltered walking trail, allowing visitors to observe nocturnal species like the Sunda pangolin, slow loris, and binturong under all weather conditions. A brand-new bull elephant habitat has also opened, featuring a stable grazer and a look-out deck for close-up viewing of the park’s iconic Asian bull elephant. These enhancements coincide with Night Safari’s 30th anniversary celebrations, offering guests expanded walking routes and improved animal encounters.
Printable Night Safari Map PDF 2024
Night Safari Map 2023
Night Safari Map 2023 updates include the unveiling of a brand-new Night Safari Amphitheatre, which is 30% larger and fully sheltered, hosting the popular Creatures of the Night show. The map now highlights four distinct walking trails—Fishing Cat Trail, Leopard Trail, East Lodge Trail, and Tasmanian Devil Trail—each offering unique animal encounters and experiences. Additionally, enhanced accessibility features and sensory-friendly areas are now clearly marked to improve visitor navigation and comfort.
Night Safari Map 2022
Night Safari Map 2022 updates include the introduction of a new walk-in civet exhibit, the addition of Brazilian porcupines and night monkeys to the map, and the reconfiguration of clouded leopard enclosures, now featuring two separate habitats for them. The map also reflects the relocation of the fossas and updates to the cassowary enclosure, which reopened after renovations. These changes enhance visitor experience by showcasing new species and improved animal habitats.
FAQ
What is so special about Night Safari?
Night Safari in Singapore is the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park, offering visitors a unique opportunity to observe over 900 animals in their natural nighttime habitats. The park features open-concept enclosures, moonlight-inspired lighting, and experiences such as tram rides, walking trails, and interactive shows that highlight the behaviors of nocturnal species. This immersive experience allows guests to witness rare and endangered animals up close, making it a standout attraction for wildlife enthusiasts.
Which country has night safaris?
Countries with night safaris include Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, India, Zambia, and South Africa. Singapore pioneered the concept with its Night Safari park, and other notable night safari destinations include Chiang Mai Night Safari in Thailand, Zoo Taiping in Malaysia, Kukrail Forest Area in India, South Luangwa National Park in Zambia, and several national parks and reserves in South Africa.
How long does it take to finish Night Safari?
It typically takes 3 to 4 hours to complete the entire Night Safari experience in Singapore, including the tram ride and exploring the walking trails. Visitors can tailor their visit based on interest, but most guests spend several hours to fully enjoy the attractions and shows.
What time can enter Night Safari?
Entry to Singapore’s Night Safari is allowed daily from 6:30 pm, with the last entry at 11:15 pm. The park operates until midnight, giving visitors ample time to explore the nocturnal wildlife and enjoy the various presentations and tours.
