Night Safari Singapore

A Complete Guide to Tour Night Safari Smartly

Why Night Safari is a Must-See Tourist Attraction?

Night Safari Singapore held its grand opening on 26 May 1994, it is a popular tourist attraction, earning itself the reputation of being the world's very first nocturnal zoo. Nestled in 40 hectares of lush forestry, the landscaped gardens are home to 130 different animal species, adding up to a total population of over 1000.

Wandering through the constructed paths and boardwalks of the Night Safari brings you through themed landscaped enclosures with barriers virtually unseen by visitors. This moonlit environment is perfect as animals such as the Himalyan Tahr, Bharal, Vultures, Wolves, the Asian Rhino, the striped Hyena and sloth bear, go about their night, completely oblivious to our presence, making it a true eye-opening experience.

Check out Night Safari Tour Deal provided by our business partner which include hotel pickup and drop-off. The tour is conducted by a local guide with an option to take in a buffet dinner at the Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant.

The awards received by the Night Safari Singapore include being the Best Theme Attraction, one of the 10 Most Popular Experiences in Asia, Best Natural and Man-made Attraction worldwide, Best Leisure Attraction Experience and Top 10 Best Family Experiences.

With such a reputable image, the Night Safari can't help but to draw an eclectic crowd that includes not only celebrities, but also royalty such as the King of Malaysia, Crown Prince of Brunei and the President of Costa Rica. Although their visits may have made for star-studded evenings, we know for certain who the real stars of the show were.

What Not to Miss

You have to take the tram and walk the trails in order to see the most part of Night Safari. Sitting in the tram can't take you close enough to the animals. They are still too far to be seen clearly in a dimly light environment. Walking in the dark is also fun and a good experience to have, especially for couples and family with children.

Tips for an enjoyable Night Safari tour

Not to miss walking on the Leopard Trail

Apart from that, Creatures of the Night is an exciting and entertaining show not to be missed. If you arrived at the place at the right time, you will be able to watch a Thumbuakar Tribal dance performance. Go to Night Safari Tour page for more information.

Night Safari Opening Hours and Ticket Charges

Night Safari Opening Hours

7.30pm to 12mn daily (last entry 11pm), restaurant and retail shops open from 6pm.

Night Safari Ticket Prices

Rates for Adult Ticket S$42, Child Ticket S$28 (3 to 12 years old). Senior Citizen S$18 (Singaporean or Singapore PR aged 60 and above). Refer to Night Safari official website for the most updated ticket prices. Call 65-62693411 for any enquiry.