Immerse yourself in the magic of nature with a visit to Safari Ravenna, where the world of animals meets children's curiosity and parents' relaxation. This safari zoo allows you to get a close-up look at more than 700 animals of 100 different species, from the mighty lion to the graceful giraffe, all from the comfort of your car or park vehicles. An exciting experience that combines education and fun, ideal for families looking for unique adventures.
Safari Ravenna is committed to animal welfare and sustainability, with practices that include water reuse, use of solar power, and habitats designed to respect the animals' natural needs.
What makes Safari Ravenna special? Get up close to the animals: travel the safari by car, train, or electric car and observe free-roaming animals up close in an environment designed to respect their needs.
Description The park is divided into two main areas:Safari Area : a trail where you can drive your own car or use park vehicles to see animals such as zebras, elephants, and tigers in their habitat.Pedestrian Area : dedicated to relaxation and fun, with a large playground and food court.
Good to Know Before You Go Duration: the safari takes about 1 hour, while the whole visit can take half a day or more.
One family's experience We asked Simona, mom of the FB group Its4kids for some tips on how to best visit the Ravenna Safari Zoo
The Ravenna Safari Zoo offers two ways to visit: you can drive or train through it and explore a dedicated area on foot. Each area allows you to see different animals and have unique experiences.
In the Safari area you can choose to use the park's internal train, an option I highly recommend. On board the train you will find buckets of carrots already provided, at no extra cost, to feed the animals. It's an engaging experience for children: divide the carrots at the beginning and don't run out of them all with the giraffes, because the zebras will get close too!
In the walk area you will find another short train to visit the monkey area: really recommended! As soon as you enter the park, buy a bag of feed, but watch out for the baby goats, always ready to try to steal it from you.
If you start your visit early, half a day might be enough, but factor in a little more time if you want to take advantage of the food court. Here you will also find an inflatable area for the little ones. Be careful: some play areas are free, while others charge a fee.
Lunch is a bit expensive. We brought our own packed lunch and then grabbed something on the spot. There are plenty of picnic tables