Serval Wildlife Day Trip

Get up close with rescued wildlife just 90 minutes from Arusha!

At Serval Wildlife Sanctuary, you’ll meet Africa’s most iconic animals lions, giraffes, zebras, and rare serval cats in a hands-on, ethical sanctuary. Unlike crowded parks, here you can feed giraffes, watch playful monkeys, and learn directly from conservation experts all with stunning views of Kilimanjaro in the distance! Perfect for families, animal lovers, and photographers.

Why Choose This Day Trip?

Feed gentle giraffes, spot secretive serval cats, and observe lions up close no cages, just natural habitats.

Learn how the sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates wildlife, powered entirely by solar energy (100% eco-friendly!).

The sanctuary’s hillside location offers panoramic vistas of Africa’s highest peak on clear days.

Safe, supervised interactions make this a top family-friendly experience in Tanzania.

What You’ll Experience on This Day Trip.

Guided Wildlife Tour

Walk with experts through open enclosures to see lions and zebras while learning their stories.

Animal Feeding Sessions

Hand-feed giraffes or toss snacks to ostriches a highlight for kids and adults alike!

Guided Wildlife Photography

Capture stunning close-ups of lions, giraffes and zebras during special feeding sessions and enrichment activities

Close Encounters with Iconic Wildlife

Meet lions up close, hand-feed giraffes, and walk beside zebras in their natural habitats extraordinary wildlife encounters in a safe, ethical sanctuary

What’s Included

Travel comfortably in a dedicated vehicle with door-to-door serviceno shared shuttles or extra stops.

Your ticket directly supports animal care and conservation no hidden costs at the gate.

Your guide will help with the trip, share local info, and answer your questions.

Enjoy a fresh, packed meal with vegetarian options, plus chilled water to stay hydrated.

Stay refreshed with cold water and enjoy a simple lunch like chipsi mayai or grilled meat.

Pricing

From $100 per person 

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this sanctuary ethical?

It’s a half- or full-day trip, usually lasting 5 to 8 hours.

Yes! It’s perfect for families. Kids love feeding giraffes, and there’s no minimum age (under 5s enter free).

Very close feed giraffes by hand and watch lions from safe viewing areas. All interactions are supervised by experts.

Wear comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and a hat. Bring a camera, binoculars (for birds!), and cash for tips/souvenirs.

Yes! A fresh picnic lunch (with veggie options) and bottled water are provided.

What if it rains?

Tours run rain or shine animals are active in all weather. Ponchos are available if needed.

Yes, it’s easy to pair with Kilimanjaro hikes or cultural village visits.

Your fee funds rescues, vet care, and solar-powered facilities you’re directly supporting ethical wildlife protection.