1-Day Serval Wildlife from Zanzibar better than a Zoo

If you want to do something unique and unforgettable, the Serval Wildlife Sanctuary is a fantastic spot to visit.
Unlike traditional ways to see wildlife, like game drives, walking safaris, hot air balloon safaris, and horseback safaris, this unique place lets you get up close and personal with animals by feeding them, petting them, and taking pictures of them while they are gathered together.

If you want to do something unique and unforgettable, the Serval Wildlife Sanctuary is a fantastic spot to visit. Serval Wildlife is in the Kilimanjaro area of Siha District, which is close to Mount Kilimanjaro. Together with the Aya Sofia Hotel, it is one of only two luxury ecotourism resorts and wildlife sanctuaries in Tanzania. Depending on traffic, it takes between one and two hours to reach Moshi from Arusha. Come see a well-kept environment with over 3000 hand-planted, unique types of plants that help the beautiful animals that live in the Serval Wildlife Sanctuary. From the 4-star villas, you can also take in stunning views of Mount Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro.

Serval Wildlife is the place to go for a remarkable, unique, and unparalleled experience. Serval Wildlife ensures that these interactions (between visitors and animals) are healthy and rewarding for the animals by employing trustworthy, experienced keepers who prioritise animal safety, health, and wellbeing. While visitors must wait for animals to approach, daily encounters might vary. This implies that animals have the option to engage with humans, and if they prefer not to, they can just leave the area. You will see African lions, colobus monkeys, Masai giraffes, bat-eared foxes, elands, ostriches, and blue and vervet monkeys at Serval Wildlife.

Animals actively pursue two types of behavioural interactions: those that are situation-related and those that are essential for survival. Survival-critical interactions involve acts hardwired into a person’s DNA, such as seeking food, avoiding predators, and maintaining health. As these demands are regularly met, animal interactions evolve into situation-specific behaviours.

All of the animals’ basic needs are met, if not greatly exceeded, in this private place for wildlife. As a result, the animals exhibit more situation-related behaviours than survival-related behaviours. Thus, they have a positive mental state.

The Serval Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Tanzania’s Siha District on Mount Kilimanjaro. Following breakfast, your guide will pick you up from your hotel at around 9:00 a.m. and drive you there, depending on where you’re coming from: 1.5 hours from Moshi or 3 hours from Arusha. The park has a variety of species, including lions, monkeys, giraffes, elands, zebras, and ostriches.
During this tour, your experiences with these wandering creatures will be memorable. Additionally, you will have the chance to learn about an environment that supports more than 300 native plants that humans have carefully managed and that directly benefits the amazing species that call Serval Wildlife home.

To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.

This excursion you can cancel with no cost up to 24 hours before the start of the trip. If you cancel it after 24 hours or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity. Being late on pick-up or departure will be considered as not showing up.