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All about Night Safari's trails and animals to spot on your adventure

Indulge in an exciting nocturnal adventure at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve in the Night Safari. Make friends with the famous Asiatic Lion and other endangered animals along your adventure.

Also Known As

Mandai Night Safari

Quick information

80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826

7:15 PM–12 AM

From S$ 50.40

Did you know?

The Night Safari is the first ever nighttime wildlife park in the world! While the world winds down, the animals at the Night Safari start their day.

The Night Safari is home to close to 1,000 different species of nocturnal animals from around the world.

Being a nighttime adventure, the safari does not allow flash photography inside the park. Instead, you can get a free guide on night photography from the website and carry your cameras for some stunning after dark pictures.

Book your Night Safari tickets online

What are the different trails in the singapore night safari.

There are four major zones at the Night Safari that are referred to as trails. They house different animals and ecosystems within them and are a great way to see how endangered species from around the world coexist with one another.

• East Lodge Trail
• Fishing Cat Trail
• Leopard Trail
• Tasmanian Devil Trail

Animals you can spot in the East Lodge Trail

See how Africa and Asia come together in this wildlife zone in Night Safari:

This Sub-Saharan creature mainly feeds on termites in savannahs and forests, living up to 18 years in the wild.

Also known as the deer-pig, this animal falls under the same family of wild pigs as warthogs and are found in the swamps and rainforests of Indonesia.

This nocturnal antelope is a Sub-Saharan African forest dweller, mainly feeding on plants. Fun fact, these beasts have a craving for salt, often found licking salt or mineral deposits.

Malayan Tiger

These carnivores are found in Peninsular Malaysia's forests and swamplands. They feed on deers and other hoofed animals and live up to 10 years in the wild.

Red River Hog

Another member of the pig family, this animal is also known as the bush pig. Living primarily in swamps and rainforests of West and Central Africa, these are omnivores that consume everything from shrubs and leaves to lizards and cattle.

Also known as the Indian Bear, this species lives in the Indian Subcontinent and feeds on insects in the soil. They are related to the Asiatic black bear and are found in temperate parts of India, Bhutan, Nepal and Sri Lanka.

Spotted Hyena

These carnivores also known as the laughing hyena, live in the Sub-Saharan part of Africa. These pack animals are the most commonly found carnivore in Africa.

Animals you can spot in the Fishing Cat Trail

Fishing Cat

These feline hunters prey on fishes and have a quick reflex that you might miss if you blink.

Animals you can spot in the Leopard Trail

Asiatic Lion

Found mainly in grasslands of the Indian subcontinent, these lions are endangered apex predators. See them come alive in the dark at the Night Safari.

Malayan Flying Fox

This species of bats prefer fruits instead of blood and meat and can be found in dark nooks of tree branches. They are originally found in Malaysia, Philippines, and Indonesian forests.

Clouded Leopard

Predominantly found in the forests of Southeast Asia, these large wild cats prey on smaller animals for food. Males can weigh up to 23 kgs, while females can go up to 21 kgs.

Originating from Thailand and Northeastern India, these creatures are now considered a vulnerable species by the IUCN. They are predominantly omnivorous, eating fruits and small animals.

These wild cats rely on their excellent camouflage skills to hunt prey and live up to 10 years in the wild. They are predominantly found in Central and South African savannahs.

Indian Rhinoceros

These single-horned beasts are mainly found in North Eastern India and parts of Nepal. Found mainly in grasslands and temperate forests, you'll find them roaming near water bodies, munching on vegetation.

Animals you can spot in the Tasmanian Devil Trail

Morepork Owl

Found in New Zealand, these birds have a unique sound and like to hunt rodents, beetles, and smaller birds.

Explore more at Night Safari Singapore

Presentations

Catch the 'Creatures of the Night' live and see Asian otters, bearded pigs, fennec foxes, and raccoon dogs in action. These live presentations are a great way to see the conservation efforts of the park.

Keeper Talks

Hear about the quirks and behaviors of the Malayan tigers, Asiatic lions, Tasmanian Devils, Wallabies, and more straight from the caretakers themselves. These sessions are often interactive so don't miss out!

Private Tours

If you want a VIP experience, go on this private guided tour of the park. The buggy will take you deeper into each trail, and the private feeding sessions with the animals are a special treat.

Feeding Sessions

These paid feeding sessions will get you up-close-and-personal to the Indian Rhinoceros. You'll also get a snap with the uni-horned giant as a souvenir to take home. Please note: you need to be over 1.2 meters tall to be eligible for this activity.

Conservation efforts at the Mandai Night Safari

Mandai Wildlife Reserve places great importance on promoting conservation and biodiversity. Over the years, they have developed a captive breeding program through which they breed endangered animals such as Malayan tigers, Asian elephants, and lions among others. The Night Safari lets you see how the park has made efforts in protecting endangered and vulnerable animals from around the world in a sustainable manner. It's an enlightening experience that is worth the visit.

Frequently asked questions about Night Safari Singapore

There are currently close to 1,000 species of animals at the Night Safari . You can be sure to spot animals like the Asian Lion, Tasmanian Devil, Asian Elephant, Barking Deer, Malayan Flying Fox and more on your trip.

There are four different trails at the Night Safari, that you can discover by tram and on foot. These include the East Lodge trail, Fishing Cat trail, Leopard trail, and the Tasmanian Devil trail.

Yes, you can feed the Indian Rhinoceros during your visit and even get your photo taken! Make sure to visit between 7:30 PM - 9 PM if you want to take part in the feeding session.

Yes, there are guided tram tours of the Night Safari that will take you around the park and give you interesting information about the animals and their habitats.

You can visit the Singapore Zoo on the same day as your Night Safari. They are both located in the Mandai Wildlife Reserve , so plan your visit such that you can finish the zoo visit during the day and head to the Night Safari by nightfall.

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Singapore Night Safari – Activities, Dining, Shopping & All You Need to Know

Last Updated: December 21, 2020

As the night beckons the sleepy eyes, the excitement starts at the Singapore Zoo. It’s time for the Singapore Night Safari. The thrill of watching the exotic nocturnal animals up, close and personal is beyond description.

Opened first time for the public back in 1994, the  Night Safari in Singapore is one of the best attractions of the city. It is also the world’s first nocturnal animal’s safari park. More of a wildlife park experience than just a night safari, the Singapore zoo at night is loved by the tourists for its 2500 nocturnal residents calmly staying in the natural inhabitant. At first, you might take time to adjust your eyesight with the darkness of the night, but as soon as they get accustomed, you’ll enter a world of animals across 130 different species.

Everything about Singapore Zoo Night Safari

The Night Safari in Singapore is open as soon as the dusk falls and starts with its wildlife tour of the 35 hectares of the dense rainforest area. Go on a forty-minute expedition to the six varied geographical zones of the Himalayan foothills, Indian subcontinent, Equatorial Africa, Asian Riverine Forest, Nepalese river valley, Burmese hillside, on a comfortable tram and enjoy the best of nocturnal wildlife experience of a lifetime.

The Tram safari experience across the zoo is supported by a knowledgeable guide that sails you through your journey in an insightful way. From the changing landscapes to the vegetation, the sounds of the rushing water and the humming insects, the tram allows you to experience the moving escapade from the dense rain-forest of the wildlife habitats.

Night Safari Timings

Every day: 7:30 PM to 12:00 AM

Singapore Night Safari Location

80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826

How to Reach Singapore Zoo

By MRT/Bus:

• Take the North-South Line (Red) to Choa Chu Kang (NS1) Station.
• Board bus number 927, and alight outside the Night Safari.
• Take the North-South Line (Red) to Ang Mo Kio (NS16) Station.
• Board bus number 138, and alight outside the Night Safari.

By Shuttle Bus:

• The Singapore Attractions Express Bus service has pick-up points around most major hotels and various locations in the city.

Alight at the drop-off point at the main entrance of the Night Safari.

Singapore Night Safari Tickets

Singapore Night Safari Tickets with Transfer Options(Private/Sharing/Without Transfer)

Things to See and Do at Night Safari Singapore

Enjoy the creature of the night show.

A live show aimed at introducing you to the superstar nocturnal animals that especially oblige us with their acrobatics. The trained instructor will be there to guide the animals and help us understand their cute acts. This highly interactive show of 20 minutes brings you the best natural talents of civet, otter, binturong, Hyena, and more.

The Thumbuakar Performance

An act of breathtaking stunts and cultural dance did while showing the fire stunts, the Thumbuakar fire show is sure to keep you at the edge of your seats. The crowd-pleasing pyro warriors light up your night with their amazing ability to play with fire and heat. Want to kick the adventure experience up to a notch? Volunteer yourself to be a part of the experience and get on stage with them.

Exclusive Experiences

Spend a special evening at the Singapore zoo through many of their special experience packages. An evening in the world is a package where you are taken to the expanse of the jungle on a tram introducing you to the nocturnal life of the animals, and then traveling through the dense forests, you reach a special campsite through the lake. Submit to the beauty of the night with Singapore’s first tipi tent and enjoy a three-course gourmet dinner with sumptuous dessert and a free flow of exotic wines in the wild.

Indulge yourself in a movable safari adventure feat with a 5 meal course gourmet dinner while you enjoy the exceptional experience of witnessing the nocturnal world of wild animals, all on a moving tram. This one of a kind experience has bagged the Singapore zoo the prestigious Gold award at the 2001 IFEA Pinnacle Awards for Best New Event. If you don’t feel like going for dinner, enjoy the cocktail experience package.

Still, feel you aren’t close enough to the animals? Try the exclusive Safari Adventure tour. The tour takes you on a private tram- cum- walking trail of the jungle and allow your personal encounters with the friendly animals in the wild. While you enjoy this adventure, your expert tour guide will amaze you with insider tales and never known information about your favorite creatures. The package also comes with a VIP seat reserved at the Creatures of the night show.

Dining at Night Safari

The Entrance Plaza at the Singapore zoo is full of delicious options to satiate your hunger. Whether it is the traditional feast of the Ulu Ulu restaurant you choose or the generous Burger portions at the Bongo Burgers, the Italian gourmet dishes at the Casa Italia or the indulging Chang Chwang bar; pick up any dinner and rest assured your tummy will be singing.

The best way to end your Singapore zoo night safari is to shop for a souvenir of your incredible experience from the famous gift shop located at the Night Safari entrance. From amazing eye-catching mementos, glow in the dark t-shirts, collector’s toys collection, beautiful animal crafts and more, get a beautiful souvenir to lock your treasured memories in it forever.

Tips for Visiting Night Safari Singapore

• Visit the Creatures of the Night show first since most of the crowd rushes to the trams first.
• Explore the walking trails for the lesser crowd. Arrive early, and check out the walking trails first.
• It can rain anytime during night safari. Wear comfortable clothing and comfortable shoes.
• Keep insect repellent handy as it is set up in the rainforest.

Quick facts of the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo

• Out of the 2500 animals across 130 species, almost 37% of them are endangered species.
• The night zoo is also home to various babies born to these natural inhabitants including Malayan tigers, fishing cats, Asian elephants’ Asian lions, and clouded leopards.
• The Night Safari lightning is designed to simulate the jungle at the full moon.

Rules at Singapore Night Safari

• Do not venture into prohibited areas as it is dangerous.
• Do not feed or teasing animals
• Commercial use of footage is prohibited.
• Smoking is not allowed in the park premises.
• Pets are not allowed in the park premises.

The idea of the night safari was born back in the 1980s due to the fact that most of the tropical animals were night dwellers. The planning stage lasted 4 years and creation took 3 years and an investment of $63 million before finally opening on May 26, 1994.

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No safari is complete without a night game drive – here are 10 of the best

By Stephanie Vermillion

Shivers sped down my spine as a hyena crept into our Jeep’s headlights in the night. Then another hyena joined, and further back, we saw a third and fourth set of eyes. We heard piercing cackles, and our safari guide Kebby Arabang, resident tour director for Abercrombie & Kent in Botswana , told us it was a hyena calling for back up in a stand-off with a lion.

We knew the lion – a lone male gorging on buffaloes near camp. We’d also seen the hyena – their den, their cubs, and their paw prints by my tent. I enjoyed dozens of game drives throughout my time in Botswana, but none left me as awestruck as this twilight expedition.

Around the world, a growing number of lodges now offer night safaris for travellers. These trips pair the animal kingdom’s after-dark excitement – up to 70 per cent of species are active from dusk to dawn, after all – with a soft place to land and dine between excursions.

Ready to book your adventure? Here are 10 of our favourite night safaris for watching wildlife via night-vision binoculars in Tanzania , exploring the moonlit Amazon via canoe, and more.

Stanley’s Camp

See the Okavango Delta after dusk

Okavango delta, botswana.

Botswana’s vast Okavango Delta is home to hundreds of diverse species, including many after-dark revellers: hyenas, lions, leopards, bush babies, and pangolins, to name a few. Night safaris aren’t allowed everywhere in the delta, but you can enjoy one with a stay at  Sanctuary Retreats’ Stanley’s Camp – the site of my eye-popping night drive on  A&K’s Botswana Safari in Style itinerary. The luxe tented camp flings you into the wild, with porches and a plunge pool overlooking a watering hole, plus inventive local and international cuisine made even more enjoyable by the soundtrack of nearby hippo grunts. The property’s private concession surrounds provide guests the opportunities for unique Okavango Delta experiences, from night drives to walking safaris.

Usangu Expedition Camp

Watch wildlife via thermal monocular technology

Ruaha national park, tanzania.

The new  Usangu Expedition Camp in southern Tanzania’s Ruaha National Park centres on citizen science, from big-cat collaring by day to watching and photographing wildlife with cutting-edge thermal monocular night vision technology after dark. These night safaris let you admire the animals without the disruptive beams of a flashlight, meaning creatures like leopards are undisturbed – and therefore more likely to attempt a hunt. While nothing beats watching African animals at night, recounting the tales by a starlit campfire back at Usangu is a close second.

Sacha Lodge

Admire the sights and sounds of the Amazon after dark

Yasuní national park, ecuadorian amazon.

Sunset sparks a frenzy of activity in the Amazon . You can see and hear the rainforest’s twilight festivities for yourself with a stay at  Sacha Lodge , an upscale escape nestled along Ecuador’s Yasuní National Park – one of the Amazon’s most biodiverse pockets. During the day, snag a bird’s eye view via Sacha’s 940-foot-long Canopy Walk bridge, then admire the world’s largest rainforest by night with an after-dark jungle hike or a starlit canoe trip to spot the caiman (a relative of the alligator), one of the Amazon’s largest known predators. Keep the fun going after hours with more listening games from your room’s private balcony.

Bori Safari Lodge

Search for tigers, leopards, and wolves with a naturalist

Satpura national park, india.

Few of India 's National Parks allow safaris at night – arguably the best time to see the elusive tigers – but, luckily, Satpura Tiger Reserve is one of them. Satpura night drives run through the park’s buffer zones, and offer the chance to witness a host of creatures: leopards, sloths, wild dogs, and, of course, tigers. Book a night at the eight-suite  Bori Safari Lodge , a tranquil getaway within minutes of the park gate that offers a plunge pool with forest views, al-fresco dining, and naturalist-led safaris around the clock.  

Rincón Del Socorro

See nocturnal species and stars in a biodiverse freshwater reserve

Iberá natural reserve, argentina.

More than 4,000 plant and animal species reside in  Argentina’s 1.3 million-acre Iberá Natural Reserve . Wildlife across the protected area’s streams, lagoons, swamps, and marshes have bounced back after decades of commercial hunting and illegal animal trading. Now, you can admire the biodiversity in one of the most mesmerising ways: a night safari, with on-foot or 4x4 vehicle excursions to see viscachas, grey foxes, and crab-eating raccoons.  AndBeyond offers the experience as part of select South America tours. Book your own trip to the reserve via the 11-room Rincón del Socorro , a reinvigorated cattle ranch that offers expert-led night safaris, onsite cycling trails, and a reserve-view restaurant with farm-to-table produce and traditional Argentinian barbecues. 

Mahali Mzuri

Search for lions, aardwolves, honey badgers, and bush babies under the stars

Olare motorogi conservancy, kenya.

Most wildlife travellers dream about visiting Kenya’s  Masai Mara National Reserve , but there’s a lesser-known and significantly less crowded safari escape just northwest of it: the 35,000-acre  Olare Motorogi Conservancy . The getaway, known for its action-packed lion viewing, protects the ecosystem’s animals and supports the local Masai people via community-based tourism . Unlike the Masai Mara National Reserve, night drives are allowed in Olare Motorogi Conservancy; they’re available via  Mahali Mzuri – Richard Branson ’s posh 12-tent safari camp. You may see big cats like leopards or lions, or rarer aardwolves, porcupines, honey badgers, and bush babies. But a night safari isn’t the only time to catch these elusive creatures. From the camp’s outdoor dining to each tent’s private viewing deck, you can see and hear the conservancy’s inhabitants around the clock.

Skinnskatteberg

Listen for howls on a wolf safari

Skinnskatteberg, sweden.

Sweden’s elusive wolf is easier seen than heard – and your best bet at either is after dark. On an overnight wolf safari with  Amazing Nature Scandinavia , expert guides take you out on foot, and in a van, through central Sweden’s liveliest wolf spots. Actually spotting the elusive wolves can be tricky, but there’s an 80 to 90 per cent chance you’ll hear their howls. This seasonal summer adventure pairs with camping in a wolf-pack area; bookend the trip with a stay at a unique central Sweden getaway like  Nasets Marcusgard . The forested property features quirky overnight stays – think: a cylindrical pine-flanked pod with potential deer and fox sightings from bed – with a central gathering place for meals, a heated pool and sauna, and a collection of onsite and nearby hiking trails.

Nam Et-Phou Louey

Cruise past leopards, gibbons, porcupines, and owls

Nam et-phou louey national protected area, laos.

A  late-night boat adventure through Laos’ remote Nam Et-Phou Louey National Park provides a first-hand glimpse at the country’s budding conservation success story. The trip starts with an evening boat ride, followed by a hike and dinner by a campfire, then the ultimate twilight treat: floating down the river beneath a blanket of darkness – with only one torchlight per boat to illuminate the potential leopards, porcupines, and gibbons en route. The journey concludes with a night in the park ecolodge’s traditional Lao bungalows.

Local guides run the tour with support from partners like the Wildlife Conservation Society; this tourism model encourages park-adjacent communities to protect the region’s endangered species.  Book it as a standalone expedition with pre- and post-trip stays at  Xayphasouk Hotel , a modest property with spacious rooms and a hotel restaurant in one of the closest main towns, Sam Nuea (around four hours away by car). Alternatively, join a Laos itinerary by tour operator  Audley for an overnight in Nam Et-Phou Louey, then connect to your choice of half a dozen other destinations throughout the country. 

Warrigal Highland Rainforest Reserve

Take a moonlit walk among Australian wildlife

Warrigal highland rainforest preserve, australia.

Admire the flying fox, tree kangaroo, ringtail possum, and a host of other tough-to-see Australian critters with a  Wild Watch night safari hosted by longtime birding and wildlife photography guide Jonathan Munro. The outing takes place in the largest single tract of tropical rainforest remaining in Australia , in the Misty Mountains southwest of Cairns (the gateway to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef ). When the weather is crisp and clear, it's typical for those exploring to see 30 to 40 animals in a two-hour evening tour. Wild Watch also offers tours that display the area's orchids, butterflies, dragonflies, birds, reptiles, and more. Book a night nearby at the sleek new  Mercure Hotel Cairns, a bright and breezy 75-room getaway with a poolside restaurant serving fresh, locally sourced fare. The property, located near the main city centre, opened in January 2023. (Transportation is provided via Wild Watch.) 

Everglades National Park

See (and hear) the Everglades by night

Everglades national park, florida.

Most visit the biodiverse Everglades National Park by day, but half the fun is after dark – particularly on an  expert-led paddling tour . Possible nighttime wildlife sightings run the gamut: horned owls, bobcats, frogs, and even panthers. The soundtrack for the evening? A cacophony of lubber grasshoppers and frogs, who keep the entertainment going well into the morning. The tour runs for half the year, from December through March . Glamp nearby in Everglades Adventure Tours’ low-key Chickee Huts , a series of bungalows built by the Seminole Indians with thatched roofs, screened-in walls, and swamp and grassland panoramas. Alternatively, book a night at the luxe  JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort . Its upscale rooms – each with its own balcony – overlook the gulf and Marco Island’s powder-sugar sand. The property is roughly 35 minutes to the west of Everglades National Park.

A version of this article was originally published on Condé Nast Traveler .

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Singapore Night Safari – tickets, prices, timings, Tram rides, shows

Singapore Night Safari is the World’s first nocturnal wildlife park.

During this Safari, which starts after dark, visitors get to explore a 35 hectares nocturnal Zoo on a 40-minute tram ride.

Even as the nocturnal animals roam around freely, the Tram winds its way through four wildlife trails with live commentary.

The Night Safari is divided into seven geographical zones.

The zones include the Himalayan Foothills, Indian Subcontinent, Equatorial Africa, Indo-Malayan Region, Asian Riverine Forest, Nepalese River Valley, and Burmese Hillside.

Visitors can see various animals, including tigers, lions, leopards, elephants, giraffes, rhinos, hyenas, zebras, and many more.

The animals are active at night, and visitors can observe them in their natural habitats under the moonlight.

This night-time journey into the wilderness attracts 1.3 million visitors annually. 

The Singapore Night Safari is a unique and exciting way to experience wildlife and learn more about the animals that call the world home.

This article explains everything you need to know before you buy Singapore Zoo Night Safari tickets.

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There are two ways to explore the Night Safari – by walk or by Tram. 

Visitors who have been to the Night Safari Singapore multiple times recommend you must do both. 

First, take the Tram, do the 40-minute ride to see everything there is, and then catch one of the walking trails.

The walking paths have enough lighting, and Park Rangers are placed at strategic points to assist. 

Tip:  Because of the darkness and the vegetation, there are lots of mosquitos and insects. Do carry insect repellent.

Types of Tram

To explore Singapore Night Safari park, you can opt from two types of Trams – 

1. Free Tram with English commentary 2. Multi-language Express Tram

Night Safari’s Free Tram 

Access to this Tram comes free with all  Singapore Night Safari tickets .

There is a queue to get into this Tram, but the waiting time usually doesn’t exceed 15 minutes. 

The live commentary on this free Night Safari Tram is in the English language. 

Night Safari’s Express Tram

If you don’t want to stand in the queue or if you want the live commentary in a language other than English, you can book the Express Tram.

The Express Tram commentary is available in eight languages – English, Bahasa Indonesia, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Thai, and Vietnamese.

When you book the Express Tram at the venue, you must stand in a queue and shell out S$10 for every person (including kids). 

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There are three ways to experience Singapore Zoo Night Safari. You can opt for – 

1.  Only Singapore Night Safari 2.  Singapore Night Safari with hotel pickup 3.  Singapore Zoo with Night Safari

All these tickets get you one ride on the Night Safari Tram and access to both shows – Creatures of the Night Show and Thumbuakar Performance.

After you book your Singapore Night Safari Entry ticket, you must choose from four time slots for your visit – 7.15 pm, 8.15 pm, 9.15 pm, or 10.15 pm.

Night Safari with hotel pickup

Since this is a nighttime activity, some visitors prefer to book the Singapore Night Safari ticket with transfers.

A local guide picks you up from your hotel, and after you have explored the world’s first night safari, drops you back. 

Pickup begins 30 or 45 minutes before the tour starting time, depending on your hotel’s location.

If you prefer, you can upgrade your experience by including a dinner.

Ticket Price

Adult ticket (13+ years):  S$148 Child ticket (3 to 12 years):  S$82 Infant ticket (up to 3 years):  Free entry

Because of the excellent public transport system in Singapore, it is easy to reach Singapore Night Safari. 

Many tourists think that Singapore Night Safari and Singapore Zoo are the same, but they are two different attractions.

However, they are close to each other. 

Night Safari’s entrance is adjacent to Singapore Zoo’s entry gate. 

Address:  80, Mandai Lake Road, Singapore, 729826.

To Night Safari by MRT

Five MRT stations of North South Line are around the Singapore Night Safari Park.

Connecting buses from these MRT stations can get you to the Night Safari Park. 

Khatib MRT : Mandai Khatib Shuttle Choa Chu Kang MRT : Bus No. 927  Ang Mo Kio MRT : Bus No. 138 Woodlands MRT : Bus No. 926* Marsiling MRT : Bus No. 926*

*Bus No. 926 operates only on Sundays and Public Holidays.

Bus to Singapore Night Safari

If you plan to visit Singapore Zoo Night Safari from Bedok, Sengkang, or Tampines, the  Mandai Express Bus service  is the best option.

The Mandai Express operates on weekends, school, and public holidays as well.

The adult ticket costs S$3 while kids between 3 to 12 years of age pay only S$1. 

To get to the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, other bus service  Safari Gate Buses are also convenient.

Driving to Night Safari

Singapore Night Safari is 30 minutes’ drive from the city center. 

You can choose to travel via Central Expressway (CTE) or Pan Island Expressway (PIE).  Get Directions

Taxis also follow the same route. 

Car Parking

The Night Safari shares its parking slot with the Singapore Zoo. 

There are two parking areas – one is a covered car park while the second is an open-air parking space. 

Cost of parking

The parking charges at Singapore Night Safari work out cheaper if you are carrying a cash card.

First 10 minutes: Free Next 1 hour: S$3 per hour Every additional hour: S$2 per hour

The maximum parking charges for a car get capped at S$10. 

If you pay by cash, parking your car will cost you S$10 for the day.

Jurong bird park to Night Safari, Singapore

Some tourists plan Jurong Bird Park in the morning and Singapore Night Safari later in the day. 

After exploring Jurong Bird Park, you can do the Night Safari because it starts from 7.15 pm and instead of walking you can explore the nocturnal Zoo on a Tram. 

SAExpress coaches run between the Bird Park and Night Safari.

The bus leaves Jurong Bird Park’s coach park at 4.45 pm and reaches Singapore Night Safari at 5.15 pm. 

This gives you ample time to grab something to eat, stand in the queue, and get in for Singapore Zoo’s Night Safari at 7.15 pm.

From Thursday to Sunday, Night Safari Singapore opens at 6.30 pm and closes at midnight. It also remains open on Public Holidays and on the eve of a Public Holiday.

The last entry into the Night Safari Park is at 11.15 pm.

The wildlife attraction remains closed on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

The ticket counters open early at 5.30 pm and close by 11 pm.

The best time to visit Singapore Night Safari is 7.15 pm, which is the first time slot.

That’s when the gates open, and you can be one of the first to get in. 

This is the best slot because it helps you time your attendance at the shows, pick the Tram ride, and plan your dinner to perfection.

After you purchase your Singapore Night Safari tickets, you will get an email with instructions to select a time slot for your visit. You can choose from 7.15 pm, 8.15 pm, 9.15 pm, or 10.15 pm.

And on the day of your visit, you must be at the Night Safari Park’s entrance at the time mentioned on your tickets. 

Once inside the Night Safari Park, everybody rushes for the Night Safari Tram ride. As a result, there are long queues for the Tram. 

After the Tram ride is over, they all rush for the shows, crowding them too. 

That’s why we recommend you do precisely the opposite. 

Once you enter at 7.15 pm, go straight to the Creatures of the Night Show at the outdoor amphitheater.

The official time for this animal show is 7.15 pm, but since the visitors are just walking, you get a few minutes to settle down. 

Creatures of the Night Show lasts 25 minutes, after which you can get back to the Entrance Courtyard to watch the 7-minute long Thumbuakar Performance. 

The second Thumbuakar Performance of the day is at 8 pm, which means you may have to wait for 10 minutes or so before the show begins.

By 8.15 pm, you will have seen both the shows and will be all set for the Tram Ride. 

Even though there are long lines for the Tram Rides, the crowd management is efficient, and within 15 minutes, one can board the Night Safari Tram. 

Tip:   Buy Singapore Night Safari tickets online to save yourself at least an hour of waiting time. 

Most visitors spend around three hours at Singapore Night Safari.

Within three hours, you can go on the Safari Tram ride, walk one of the animal trails, see Creatures of the Night Show and Thumbuakar Performance, and also have dinner.

If you are in a hurry, you can skip the Trail walk and dinner and explore Singapore Night Safari in about two hours. 

The Singapore Night Safari has two shows, both of which are popular with tourists. 

Since both these Night Safari shows are in massive demand, we recommend you reach the venue 15 minutes before they start. 

Thumbuakar Performance

This show welcomes you to the Night Safari. 

Pyro warriors demonstrate their fire-twirling and flame-throwing skills to the beat of jungle drums.

This fire show happens at the Entrance Courtyard, and the objective is to get you all revved up for the Wild Night Safari experience. 

The fire eaters perform thrice on weekdays and four times on weekends. 

Weekdays: 6.45 pm, 8 pm, 9 pm Friday, Saturday and eve of Public Holidays: 6.45 pm, 8 pm, 9 pm, 10 pm Duration: Approx. 7 minutes

Creatures of the Night show

Creatures of the Night is Singapore Night Safari’s signature show. 

Otters, Binturongs, Civets, Heyna, and other animals display their natural talents during this interactive show.

This Night Safari show happens in the big outdoor amphitheater amidst the rainforest. 

Weekdays: 7.15 pm, 8.30 pm, 9.30 pm Friday, Saturday and eve of Public Holidays: 7.15 pm, 8.30 pm, 9.30 pm, 10.30 pm Duration: Approx. 25 minutes

*Shows are weather permitting. If it rains, they can get canceled. 

Keeper chit chat is an interactive session with a wildlife expert who handles the animals.

You can opt to attend these sessions before or after your Tram ride through the 35 hectares of Singapore Night Safari.

Session with Lion’s Keeper

Location: Lion Lookout, along the Leopard Trail Timings: 8 pm and 9 pm on Friday, Saturday and eve of Public Holidays

Session with Tiger’s Keeper

Location: Malayan Tiger Exhibit along East Lodge Trail Timings: 8.30 pm and 9.30 pm on Friday, Saturday and eve of Public Holidays

Session with Pangolin’s Keeper

Location: Pangolin Exhibit along Fishing Cat Trail Timings: 8.30 pm, daily

Session with Wallaby’s Keeper

Location: Wallaby exhibit along Wallaby Trail Timings: 9 pm, daily

Session with Tasmanian Devil’s Keeper

Location: Tasmanian Devil Exhibit Timings: 8 pm, daily

The Night Safari has four trails – 

Fishing Cat Trail

Leopard trail, wallaby trail, east lodge trail.

The Singapore Night Safari map comes in handy if you decide to walk one (or many) of these trails.

Even if you decide to stick to the Tram, the Night Safari map will still help you reach the shows and find visitor services such as washrooms, restaurants, etc.

Almost a thousand animals from 100 different species inhabit the 35-hectare Night Safari Park.

Since more than 40% of these animals are in danger of being extinct, the Park also practices captive breeding of these species. 

When you go down this trail (either by the Tram or by walk), you get to see the nightly routine of animals such as Leopards, Lions, Civets, Porcupines, etc. 

You also get to see two fantastic walk-through exhibits with flying foxes and flying squirrels on the Leopard Trail.

Some of the other animals you are likely to spot on this trail are Eagle Owl, Giraffe, Fruit Bat, Golden Cat, Otters, Tarsier, etc. 

The Fishing Cat Trail simulates the jungles of Singapore, which host animals such as Fishing Cat, Binturong, Pangolin, etc. 

The Pangolin in Night Safari was a hit and run victim who has now recovered except for a small limp.

When your Night Safari Tram passes through this trail, you can see animals such as Barking Deer, Himalayan Tahr, Indian Gharial, Mousedeer, Striped Hyena, Small-clawed Otter, etc. 

This Night Safari Trail is accessible from the East Lodge Tram Station.

It connects the Leopard Trail to the Wallaby Trail and leads you to the section of Night Safari where animals of the savannah (Africa) and the tropics (Asia) live side by side.

Some of the animals you can spot here are Sloth Bear, Bongo, Babirusa, Anoa, Serval, Spotted Hyena, Malayan Tiger, etc. 

If you decide to walk this trail, don’t miss the chit chat with Zoo Keepers of Malayan Tigers, at 8.30 pm and 9.30 pm every Friday and Saturday. 

This Night Safari trail lines up wildlife from Australia, New Zealand, and New Guinea. 

The Wallaby Trail has been landscaped in the form of Australian deserts to make it as authentic as possible.

Besides the Wallaby, some of the animals you will spot here are Possum, Sugar Glider, White-lipped Python, etc. 

There are four food outlets at the Singapore Night Safari. 

1. Ulu Ulu Safari restaurant 

Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant is located at the Night Safari’s Entrance Plaza and is open from 5.30 pm to 11 pm. 

The restaurant resembles a charming village and is a perfect place to start or end your Night Safari.

You can order a la carte or opt for either the Asian or the Indian Buffet.

Ulu Ulu Asian Buffet

The Asian Buffet is designed to remind you of the traditional villages of the area. 

You can choose to eat your Asian Buffet within the cozy restaurant or dine alfresco (out in the open). 

Price: S$ 45/adult and S$ 34/child (Age 6 to 12 years) Timing: 5.30 pm to 8.15 pm daily

Ulu Ulu Indian Buffet

If you prefer an Indian touch to your dinner, opt for the Indian Buffet at the Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant.

The Indian Buffet works out better if you are a late eater because it is available till late. 

Price: S$ 29/adult and S$ 19/child (Age 6 to 12 years) Timing: 8.30 pm to 10.30 pm daily

2. Jungle Rotisserie

The alfresco Jungle Rotisserie restaurant is at the Entrance Courtyard and offers a ringside view of the Thumbuakar Performance, where fire eaters get on the stage.

To top it, the restaurant offers some of the best smoky meat around. 

It is open from 5.30 pm to 11 pm daily.

3. Safari Sizzles

Safari Sizzles is located at the Entrance Plaza of the Night Safari and is open daily from 5.30 pm to midnight.

They serve an excellent selection of gourmet hot dogs, fried snacks, chapati rolls, and alcoholic thirst quenchers.

4. Ben & Jerry’s

This is where all the ice cream lovers stop before or after their Night Safari. 

Since the weather is usually hot and humid, almost everyone lands up at Ben & Jerry’s. 

It is open from 5.30 pm to midnight, daily.  

Visitors have lots of interesting questions about these two attractions.

They are almost always trying to find out if Singapore Zoo and Singapore Night Safari are the same attractions, and if not what are the differences.

No, they are two different tourist attractions adjacent to each other.    Singapore Zoo is a daytime attraction, like all other Zoos.    Singapore Night Safari is a night-time attraction, which showcases nocturnal animals.  Buy Tickets !

It is hard to take sides here because both are award-winning, world-class tourist attractions.    Since they are so different, they can’t be an either-or decision.    If you are traveling to Singapore with kids or have the time on hand, it is best to see both.

Singapore Zoo opens at 8.30 am and closes at 6 pm, while the Singapore Night Safari opens at 6.30 pm and closes at midnight.    And they are within walking distance of each other.   There are two ways to visit the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari on the same day –    Option 1 This is the best approach when you are traveling with kids or elders.   Buy Singapore Zoo tickets online  (to avoid wasting time in ticketing lines), and be at the Zoo when it opens at 8.30 am. Spend 4-5 hours exploring, and then get back to your hotel and rest.   Come back at 6 pm and line up to get into the Night Safari gates, which opens at 6.30 pm    Option 2 If you are all adults or you have older kids, it is best to see both attractions one after the other.   Be at the Singapore Zoo by 1 pm, and explore it till 5 pm.    Since you have an hour and 30 minutes before the Singapore Night Safari opens, you can sit down and relax at one of the restaurants and recharge yourself.    Once the Night Safari gates open at 6.30 pm, you start your second wildlife experience of the day. 

If you can choose only one (for whatever reason!), we recommend the Singapore Night Safari.  Buy Tickets !   Inaugurated in 1994, it is the World’s first Night Safari ever.    It has been 25 years since and only two more Night Safaris have come up in rest of the World – Taiping Night Safari (in 2003) and Chiang Mai Night Safari (in 2006).    In comparison, there are more than 10,000 Zoos in the World.

There are lots of differences between the Singapore Zoo and the Night Safari. We list them below –   Time:  Singapore Zoo is a daytime attraction, while the Night Safari is a night-time attraction. Weather:  If you don’t go early in the day, Singapore Zoo can get hot and humid. In sharp contrast Singapore Night Safari is much cooler. Duration:  You need at least five hours to explore the Zoo, whereas you can explore the Night Safari in three hours or less. Exploration:  At the Zoo, you get to explore the animals at your own pace. At the Night Safari, the exploration happens at the Tram’s pace. Crowd:  Since the Zoo is open for longer hours the crowd seems spread out and the Night Safari seems crowded because it is only open for five hours per day. Animals:  At the Singapore Zoo, you get to see all the animals, while at the Singapore Night Safari, you can only see the nocturnal animals Cost:  At approximately S$48 for an adult ticket the Zoo is cheaper than the Night Safari, where the tickets are priced at S$50. Photos:  At the Singapore Zoo, you can take photographs, but you can’t during the Night Safari because it is dark and flash is not allowed.

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Most kids just love animals, especially the exotic ones that you can only see at the zoo or in remote parts of the world! If you live in Singapore or are just visiting, you are probably reading this article because you are interested in visiting the Singapore Night Safari with your baby, toddler or child and are unsure what to expect.

Recently Wildlife Reserves Singapore upgraded our family Zoo Annual Pass to include all four parks (thank you WRS), so we decided to finally check out the Night Safari with the boys (ages 7 & 5). Since bedtime for the boys is at 7:00pm, and the Safari opens at 7:30 pm you can see how going to the Night Safari was a super special occasion for us – the kids don’t usually stay up so late, nor do they venture out much at night. This was their first visit to the Night Safari and we felt they were the right age to truly experience the Safari and make it a memorable family outing.

The Night Safari is a great experience and something that is not to be missed, but make sure to plan accordingly and you will have an awesome time. Here are some helpful tips that will ensure that you are well prepared with your kids.

Useful Night Safari Info:

Address & Location:  80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826. The Night Safari is a 2 minute walk from the Singapore Zoo and River Safari, and all three parks are located approximately 30mins from Orchard Road (depending on traffic).

Hours of Operation :   The Night Safari is open from 7:30pm to 12 midnight. The gift shop and eating venues open at 5:30pm. Visitors will be allowed to enter the Safari starting at 7:15pm.

Ticket Prices :  Adult:  SG$45, Child (ages 3-12): SG$30, Senior Citizens:  SG$18. There are lots of promotions and bundle deals available online and through tour operators. If you plan in advance and you should be able to get a good deal. Click here to buy the tickets online from the Singapore Night Safari website (currently 25% off).

20+ Helpful Tips For Visiting the Night Safari with Kids

Tip #1 – go on a weekday.

If you live in Singapore or are in town for awhile, go to the Night Safari on a weekday! Otherwise, get ready for a super packed venue and slightly longer wait times.

Tip #2 – Visit the Zoo, River Safari & Night Safari in 1 Day

If you are from out of town or just a super eager local resident, it is definitely possible to visit the Singapore Zoo, River Safari and Night Safari all on the same day if you have slightly older kids (ages 5+).

My recommendation would be I to start with the Zoo before lunch (preferably at 10am when it opens). See all the animals, splash in the waterpark at the Kidzworld and eat lunch at the Zoo. Then around 3:00pm head over to the River Safari. The River Safari is not that big and not that crowded. You should easily be able to see everything in 2-3 hours (including the free Boat Cruise and Amazon Boat Ride). When you are done with the River Safari, walk over to the Night Safari. Relax for a bit, eat dinner outside the Safari and go in at 7:15. It will be a long day, but your kids will definitely have a great time.

Bonus Tip : If you do plan on being out all day, don’t forget to bring your phone charger! You can find an outlet and power up in between attractions or while you eat. You don’t want to want to miss out on those quality photo opps.

Tip #3 – Arrive Early

The food establishments and shops at the Night Safari open at 5:30pm. It will take you some time to get your tickets and get yourself situated with your surroundings. Get there early to ensure that you are able to look around and take some pictures before the crowds start arriving.

Tip #4 – Park at the Zoo Parking Lot next to the exit

If you are driving, park in the Zoo outdoor parking lot near the car exit gantry. The entrance to the Night Safari is across the street from the Zoo carpark. Make sure you have enough money in your cash card to exit. The maximum parking amount is SG$8 for the day (three hours or more).

Tip #5 – Eat Dinner at the Night Safari

Get to the Safari early and eat outside at one of the restaurants. The Night Safari offers a variety of cuisines (Asian, Indian, Western, Korean  and a few more). The selection of food at the Night Safari is much better than the food at the Zoo, River Safari and Jurong Bird Park. Most of the food is freshly prepared or buffet style, but be forewarned, the prices are at least double of what you would find in the city (and more expensive than the zoo). For picky eaters, I recommend packing some food from home (like we did for my 5 year old) and buying food for other members of your family.

Bonus Tip: There are also some Night Safari food vendors who serve alcohol. After a day site-seeing with your kids, you might need a drink. LOL

Bonus Tip : If you eat dinner at Bongo Burgers, get a seat outdoors right next to the stage. This will ensure that you have an unobstructed view for the Thumbuakar Performance (the fire show).

Tip #6 – Line up at the Entrance Before 7pm

People start lining up around 6:45pm or earlier. Unless you are a Season Pass holder (member), get in the line closest to the stage. This way you can watch the Thumbuakar show and stand in line at the same time.

Tip #6 – Go on the Tram Ride First

You want to make sure your kids get the Safari experience before they get too tired. Although the first “Creatures of the Night” show starts at 7:30pm, you want to first get on the tram because that is the main attraction. You will have plenty of time to make it to the next show or walk around at night.

Super Note:  Since we got on the 2nd tram at approximately 7:25pm, we actually got a bit of daylight/twilight before it became pitch black and were able to take some pictures.

Tip #7 – Take Pictures before it gets Dark!

The entire Night Safari is a NO FLASH zone. So unless you have night vision or some other advanced lens on your camera, you will end up not having any pictures to share of your exciting night adventure.

Bonus Tip : It is very dark on the tram ride. Only the animals are dimly lit – there are no other lights.

Tip #8 –   Use the Free Wifi

The Singapore Zoo, River Safari and Night Safari all have free wifi! So even if you are from out of town and on airplane mode, you can easily stay in touch with your family and/or post your selfies online.

Tip #9 – Bring Mosquito Repellent

Singapore is a tropical environment. Mosquitoes love the outdoors and the dark. So come prepared.

Tip #10 – Bring an Umbrella & Rain Ponchos

Check the weather before you go to the Night Safari. If it is raining, I would recommend choosing a different day (if possible) to visit, as it may be difficult to see the animals because they will be hiding (especially if it is thundering). Also, the Creatures of the Night show may be cancelled if the weather is too bad.

If you do think it will be a rainy night, make sure to pack an umbrella and some ponchos if you can. The Singapore Zoo does sell ponchos, so I am sure the Night Safari will as well if it is raining. The tram is covered and most of the eating establishments are covered, however the Safari entrance line is not covered and neither are the Safari walking trails.

Tip #11 – Wear Comfortable Shoes

In addition to the tram ride and the shows, you are also able to walk around the Night Safari. There are a variety of trails that are lit up with safari staff guiding the way. Make sure you and your kids wear comfortable shoes to walk around in, especially if you plan to do a little late night exploring.

Tip #12 – Get an AISLE seat for the “Creatures of the Night Show” 

The Creatures of the Night Show, is entertaining and good for all ages, babies, toddlers, kids and adults. Get a seat in the aisle if possible, some of the animals enter from the top of the stairs. The show is a good way to chill out and really see the animals up close (in case some animals are sleeping while you were in the tram).

Tip #13 – Stroller Parking is Available

Stroller parking is available at the Night Safari. Strollers can go on the tram ride, but there is limited space and you will need to wait if others are also with strollers. Babies and toddlers are not allowed to sit in the stroller during the tram ride. Your baby or toddler will need to be sitting on the seat or your lap, so make sure your child can easily be moved if they are already sleeping in the stroller. There is stroller parking outside of the Creatures of the Night Show – strollers are not allowed inside.

Bonus Tip : If you are planning on bringing your baby, please be advised that it is very quiet on the tram ride (the tram is full, but most people are silent). A crying baby will definitely disturb the other passengers who are there to experience the Safari and hear the tour guide describe the animals. Just try to plan sleeping/feeding times accordingly so your baby/toddler is not in tears. FYI, even we repeatedly kept telling our two boys to speak in an inside voice or whisper on the tram.

Tip #14 – Bring Snacks & Water

Drink vending machines are available, but limited inside the Safari. Once you enter the Night Safari there is only one restaurant, the Zebra Cafe, which is located at the first tram stop. We did not get off the tram so I don’t know what it looks like, but I do recommend bringing (or buying before you enter) some snacks & water if you think your kids will get hungry while walking around or at the show.

Bonus Tip: All the restaurants and gift shop do stay open late, but they are located just outside the entrance/exit turnstile and not accessible from inside. You can get a hand stamp to re-enter if you need to exit.

Tip #15 – Bring Glow in the Dark Items

The Night Safari is DARK! Since this was a special for the kids to stay up so late we decided to go all out and make it a super fun outing with some glow in the dark items. Also, your kids will be easy to spot.

Bonus Tip : We went to Daiso and picked up some glow in the dark sticks for $2. My boys were all lit up in their necklaces – which made them easy to see in a crowd.

Tip #16 – Bring Flashlights & Toys that Light Up

I am sure your kids, like mine, have tons of light up toys. What better place to put them to use them than the Night Safari where it is very dark. If you are from out of town, you can purchase some cheap light up toys wands from the gift shop. Needless to say other kids without light up toys were looking enviously at my boys. We were able to keep track of each other in the dark and light our path at the same time.

Tip #17 –  Keep An Eye on Your Belongings

Now if you are from another country, you probably already do this, but for those of us that are in Singapore we are used to a very low crime rate. Just be forewarned it is dark and crowded especially after the show. Keep an eye on your kids and your stuff.

Tip #18 – Know the Bus Timings & Line Up Early

If you are taking the bus, make sure you know the bus time schedule and get in line early! The bus does get full and the last thing you want is to stand in line with very tired kids and miss the bus.

Tip #19 – Download the Singapore Taxi Apps

If you are planning on taking a taxi back to town, make sure you download the taxi apps. There should be a line of taxis at the taxi stand waiting for passengers, but this is variable based on the amount of Night Safari visitors and the weather. If it is raining or even a peak holiday, it might be very hard to get a taxi, just be prepared. Make sure you have the Grab Taxi, Uber and City Cab apps on your phone in case you need to call for one.

Tip #20 – Make sure to have FUN!

Seeing the Night Safari through your kids eyes is definitely different than seeing it as an adult. This might be a once in a lifetime experience for many of you, so make sure you plan appropriately and have a great time with your kids.

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If you have any questions or any of your own tips to add, feel free to leave a comment below. Hope you and your kids have a super fabulous Singapore Night Safari experience!!

-xoxo- SuperMommy

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Hello! Thanks for your helpful tips. I was wondering did you wait and buy your tickets at the gate or online? If online where do you see the kids tickets? I just see adult prices on all the different websites. Thank you

Hi! When the boys were young, we always had a season pass that included the night safari. I checked on the Night Safari website and they do sell separate child admission tickets (I made it all the way to the purchase page). You can book your child ticket on http://www.mandai.com and then book the adult tickets (if it is cheaper) on one of the discount sites like Klook or Pelago. Just fyi, I recommend getting your tickets in advance – especially if you are going on a weekend or school holiday. The early 7pm time slot usually fills up fast. Its nice to go on the tram when there is still some light out so that you can take pictures. Hope you enjoy your visit!! 🙂

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Singapore Night Safari

Singapore night safari: an enchanting nocturnal world.

The Singapore Night Safari stands as a leading wildlife attraction, offering an immersive, nocturnal experience. It's the world's first nocturnal wildlife park, inviting visitors to witness the captivating behaviors of animals that come alive after dark. Nestled in the lush Mandai area, the Night Safari houses an array of nocturnal creatures from Asia, Africa, and beyond. Visitors can explore the park on foot through well-maintained trails or opt for guided tram rides providing insightful commentary on animals and their habitats. Tourists can counter magnificent Asian elephants and powerful tigers, or discover unique and lesser-known species like the fishing cat and pangolin. Other species that you can spot at the Singapore night safari include Tasmanian devil, sugar glider, brush-tailed possum, Malayan tigers, aardvark, Babirusa, Bongo, red river hog, sloth bear, spotted hyena, and many others.

The Night Safari's engaging activities include feeding sessions with Indian rhinos and Asian elephants, where you can get up close with these animals under expert guidance. Throughout the evening, the park comes alive with themed trails and shows. These include the captivating Creatures of the Night show, where you can marvel at the natural talents of creatures like Asian small-clawed otters and fennec foxes. And there are various time slots for different shows, ensuring there's never a dull moment.

With its dimly lit pathways that create a natural ambiance, the Singapore Mandai Night Safari provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity to explore the world's nocturnal biodiversity and gain a deeper appreciation of our planet's wildlife.

Singapore Night Safari Experience Explained

Singapore Night Safari tickets give you access to Singapore's first nocturnal park, allowing you to see over 2000 wild animals roaming freely under a moonlit sky from up and close. You will either go on a walking tour, enjoy a tram ride or a chartered buggy excursion. No matter which option you choose you will certainly have surreal experiences. With a Night Safari booking, you will get to explore its six zones, four trails, and two thrilling shows that will leave you spellbound. You can also upgrade your tickets to include an overnight stay in the park and enjoy a unique dining experience and wildlife encounters.

You can purchase the Night Safari tickets from the ticket counter, however ordering them online is more practical and economical. To make online booking the most advantageous for you, we provide a variety of Night Safari promotions. Get the benefits like the lowest Night Safari Singapore admission fees as well as great customer support and convenience. Children under the age of 3 to12 are charged a child rate. Children under the age of three can enter for free and persons over 60 are eligible for senior citizen rates, although age verification is necessary.

Singapore Night Safari Tickets with Tram Ride

Singapore night safari package options.

With Night Safari tickets , explore Singapore's nocturnal wildlife park and observe over 2000 different animals by comfortable tram cars with English audio commentary. With these Singapore Night Safari tickets, you can either explore the zoo with a 35-minute tram ride or on foot over the walking trails that offer you a decent chance to come across a variety of amiable animals and take photos with them. Your evening here is guaranteed to be wild whether you choose to explore on foot or by tram with Night Safari tickets!

With this combo Singapore Zoo Night Safari tour , you can discover the zoo's hidden gems at night. You may witness over 2000 animal species in their native habitats while riding a tram and spend an amazing evening amidst lush woodlands with your loved ones through Singapore Zoo & Night Safari tickets. These Singapore Zoo Night Safari admission tickets also give you the opportunities to feed the animals, watch performances by Thumbuakar, a fire eater, or an animal show at the Creatures of the Night Show, and have some unforgettable moments.

For two incredible experiences in one day, purchase combo tickets for the Singapore Night Safari and River Safari. You may wander alongside freshwater aquariums, pass by displays, and meet one of the prettiest animals, the panda at River Safari, Asia's first and only river-themed wildlife park in Singapore. You have the opportunity to watch and interact with nocturnal animals during the Night Safari after your River Safari. Additionally, you'll get to see some animal exhibitions and feed some animals. To have some memorable moments, book this combo package with us.

The Night Safari is a zoo that is open at night. It is home to over 2,800 animals, including lions, tigers, elephants, and rhinos. You can see the animals in their natural habitats, as they roam around the park after dark. The Bird Paradise is a bird park that is home to over 3,500 birds from over 300 species. You can see the birds up close, as they fly around the park in their free-flight enclosures. The Night Safari and Bird Paradise combo is a great way to see two of Singapore's most popular attractions in one day. It is also a great way to experience Singapore's unique culture and wildlife.

Embark on a wild adventure in Singapore's fantastic wildlife parks! The Singapore Zoo hosts a diverse family of over 2,800 animals, showcasing more than 300 species. From graceful white tigers to curious tapirs, you'll be in awe. Glide through the Amazon River at the River Safari, where over 6,000 animals and 2,000 species reside. Discover the rainforest's mysteries as you cruise along. As the sun sets, the Night Safari springs to life with over 2,500 nocturnal animals from 70 species. Board the tram for a journey into the realms of lions, tigers, and elephants. Don't miss the Bird Paradise, where over 400 bird species from 60 countries enchant in their free-flight enclosures. A quartet of wildlife wonders awaits, promising an exceptional and unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

If you want to have one of the most spectacular Singapore zoo experiences, consider this package, which includes a river safari as well as a night safari. Book your Zoo and River Safari tickets today for up-close encounters with wild creatures of various sorts on foot, tram, or cruise. You will view both land and marine species with our Singapore Zoo and River Safari package. Choose Zoo River Safari and Night Safari to have two incredible experiences of watching aquatic and nocturnal animals with a single ticket.

Which Singapore Night Safari Tickets to Choose?

Book your Singapore Night Safari tickets from us to receive excellent discounts and deals. As a trusted one-stop portal for scheduling Night Safari bookings, we deliver the best experience imaginable. When you book your tickets online beforehand, you also receive benefits like the best offers on Night Safari Singapore admission fees. Additionally, ordering your tickets in advance online helps you avoid the lines and ensure that you obtain the time slot that works best for you.

We also offer live chat, email, and phone support around the clock. We also offer the best pricing and a selection of Night Safari ticket promotions to make your vacation as reasonable and profitable as feasible. Book your tickets with us for a delightful and trouble-free experience.

• Access Skip the Line to Save: Time Singapore Night Safari draws a large number of people each day for being one the country's most well-known attractions. To reserve your favorite time slot and enjoy entry without having to stand in line at the entrance, you must purchase your tickets online in advance. Online booking your Singapore Night Safari tickets with us helps you save both time and hassles.
• Make your Experience More Exciting: By including extra treats like a private buggy ride and hotel transfers, you can make your Singapore Night Safari experience even more enjoyable. While night safari with a tram ride is included in the basic Night Safari booking, you can have a private experience by upgrading your ticket to a chartered buggy ride. To make traveling hassle-free, you can also add hotel transfer service to your tickets when booking online.
• Explore More with Combo Tickets: To make the most of your time and money, look for our special Night Safari promotion that allows you to explore two attractions with only one ticket in a single day. You may add other Singapore attractions like River Safari and the Singapore Zoo to your standard Singapore Night Safari tickets to make your trip more exciting while also saving money on entrance fees and your time.

Things to Do at Night Safari

The Indian Rhinoceros Feeding experience happens as a part of the East Lodge Trail in Singapore Night Safari every evening from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm. During this feeding activity, you can witness these majestic one-horned giants up close as they delicately feed from your hand under the supervision of the park supervisors. The activity also includes photography service. Please note that participants must be at least 1.2 meters tall for safety reasons.

You can embark on an exciting wildlife adventure with the Safari Adventure Tour at the Mandai night safari Singapore. The friendly guide will take you on a buggy-and-walking tour, sharing stories and insights about the nocturnal animals. The safari also includes a special feeding session with Indian rhinos and Asian elephants. To top it off, you'll enjoy reserved seating at the famous Creatures of the Night show.

The Creatures of the Night show is a popular thing to do at Mandai Night Safari. During the show, you can witness animals like the Asian small-clawed otters and fennec foxes, show off their natural talents. In addition, there will also be performances by raccoon dogs and bearded pigs. The show also discusses animal conservation and sustainability at the park. The show happens at the Night Safari Amphitheatre from 7.30 PM to 9:00 PM and 10:00 PM on friday, saturday & public holidays.

Singapore Night Safari Trails

This is a unique trail where you can spot both the animals of the savannah and the tropics close by. The zone is made to mimic the regions of both Asia and Africa. Tourists can spot various animals during this night safari Singapore like Malayan tigers, aardvark, Babirusa, Bongo, red river hog, sloth bear, and Spotted hyaena.

On this Singapore Night Safari trail, you'll get a chance to witness the skilled hunters like fishing cats along with the giant anteater, armadillo, barking deer, and pangolin from a close shot. The sight of the fishing cat carefully stalking its prey in water and victoriously snatching it out is a sight to behold.

The Leopard Trail offers an amusing nocturnal experience during which visitors can witness the leopards and other animals like lions, civets and porcupines wandering about freely in their naturalistic setting. This trail also takes the tourists through two amazing walk-through exhibits during which you can enjoy close encounters with flying foxes and civets.

This trail takes you on an adventure to explore the amazing nature and nocturnal animals of Australia, New Zealand, and New Guinea. During this trail journey, you will come in close encounters with animals like the Tasmanian devil, sugar glider, and brush-tailed possum.

Singapore Night Safari Animals

Clouded leopards, known for their striking beauty and remarkable adaptations, are mysterious wild cats found in the forests of Southeast Asia. These animals are nature's acrobats that can descend headfirst from trees like squirrels with the help of their strong paws and claws. These cats even hang from branches using only their hind feet. They have the longest canines relative to their body size among wild cats. Their jaws open wide at 100 degrees, just like the ancient sabre-toothed cats. These creatures are one of the most spotted ones in night safari Singapore.

The Common Palm Civets are native to South and SouthEast Asia and live in the mangroves, plantations, villages and cities. These creatures have a distinctive look with a long body, short legs, and a pointed snout. This species is also called as Singapore Toddy Cat as it is found extremely fond of the fermented palm fruit. The Civet-Processed Coffee is actually made from the undigested coffee bean excreted in the civet peep. No wonder, the common Palm Civets are the most popular creatures at Singapore Night Safari.

Asian elephants are majestic and highly intelligent creatures native to various parts of Asia, including India, Southeast Asia, and some regions of Sri Lanka and China. Asian elephants are highly adaptable and can inhabit a range of ecosystems, from dense forests to grasslands. They have a lifespan of about 60 to 70 years in the wild and upto 80 years under human care and supervision. Only the male Asian elephants have tusks unlike their African counterparts where both male and female elephants have tusks. Elephants spend about 19 hours a day eating!

Sunda pangolins are small mammals covered in protective, overlapping scales made of keratin. Native to Southeast Asia, including countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand, these creatures mainly feed on insects and worms, and have a pointed snout to extract them from nests. The interesting part about sunda pangolins is that When threatened, pangolins curl into a ball, making it difficult for predators to harm them. These creatures live for a maximum of 7 years in the world.

Woylies have a black brush at the end of their long tail and hence are also called brush-tailed rat-kangaroos. These little creatures are native to Australia and make forests and grasslands their home. They feed on fungi, tubers, and seeds and have a lifespan of about 6-8 years. However under human care, they can live up to 18 years.

Step into the Night Safari Singapore Walking Tour

The Singapore Night Safari stands as a remarkable testament to wildlife conservation and nocturnal exploration. As the world's pioneering nocturnal zoo, it has become an iconic attraction in Singapore, drawing legions of tourists year-round. Launched with an investment of S$63 million, this captivating venture officially opened its gates on May 26, 1994. Nestled within a sprawling 35-hectare (86-acre) expanse of secondary rainforest, it seamlessly melds with the lush landscapes of the adjacent Singapore Zoo and Upper Seletar Reservoir.

The Night Safari is a haven for over 900 animals, representing a staggering 100 species, with a significant 41% of them categorized as threatened species. Under the adept management of Mandai Wildlife Reserve, this nocturnal wonderland welcomes approximately 1.3 million visitors annually. It offers an extraordinary opportunity to observe and appreciate the magic of nighttime wildlife, making it an integral part of Singapore's rich tapestry of attractions.

Tips to Follow While Experiencing Singapore Night Safari

• Be Ready for Rain: Showers or downpours are very likely in this region of Singapore. If it starts to rain, take the tram or seek refuge in a stall or gift shop near the entrance. If you see lightning, go inside immediately for your safety.
• Stay Hydrated: Carry plenty of drinking water with you and stay hydrated throughout the tour. There are several water dispensers positioned throughout the park to let you refill your bottle.
• Attire Check: Wear comfortable shoes because exploring the park requires a lot of walking. It is also recommended to wear comfortable clothes suiting the weather and the park.
• Don’t forget to wear Insect Repellent: Apply insect repellent to avoid insect bites. Please wear clothing that covers you completely and is light in color to protect yourself from mosquitoes as they get attracted to dark colors.
• Feeling Hungry: Several dining options are available at the park, including Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant at the park's entrance and Zebra Cafe at East Lodge. However, it is recommended to have your dinner before entering the park.
• Need Help: In case of an emergency or a question, approach any of the park's courteous uniformed staff members for assistance.
• Plan Ahead: With so many beautiful creatures, shows, and night trails to uncover, it's best to arrive early to make the most of your trip. Book your Singapore Night Safari tickets in advance to reserve your slot beforehand, grab good deals on ticket prices, and avoid last-minute nuisances.

Know Before You Experience Singapore Night Safari

• 80, Mandai Lake Road, Singapore, 729826.

Night Safari Singapore Timings:

• 7.15 PM – 12:00 AM, Last admission at 11:15 PM

Best Time to Visit:

The best time to visit Mandai night safari Singapore is during the winter from November to January. During these months, the weather is cool and pleasant for long walks and safari rides. As Mandai Night Safari is a prominent tourist attraction, it is recommended to visit this place during the weekdays to avoid crowds.

• By Bus/MRT: Board the train to one of the following MRT stations - Khatib. Chao Chu Kang, Ang Mo Kio, and Springleaf. Connecting buses are available from these stations to Mandai Singapore Night Safari.
• Mandai Khatib Shuttle: This loop shuttle service runs between Khatib MRT Station (NS14) and Mandai wildlife parks. It is available daily with 2 drop-off points. The bus fare (One Way) for adults is S$2 and for children from 7 to 12 years is S$2. Children below 3 years old can enter for free. Return trips are free for everyone.
• By Taxi: Taxis to Mandai Night Safari are available at Mandai East Carpark. While the fare for onward journeys are usually metered, a $3 surcharge is applicable from 1.00 PM to 11.59 PM to hired taxis departing from Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
• By Private Hire Cars:  You can also book private hire cars with Grab, Gojek, TADA, or Ryde. Use their apps, and find the designated pick-up/drop-off point at Mandai East Carpark.
• By Car: It takes just 30 minutes by car to reach Mandai lake road night safari singapore from anywhere in the city. You can just turn on Google Maps and follow the directions.

• Respect animals by not teasing or feeding them.
• Keep to the designated park areas, and do not enter forbidden areas.
• While on the tram, be seated and keep your hands, feet, and head inside.
• Do not smoke because the zoo is a no-smoking zone.
• Without permission, commercial photography or video filming is not permitted.
• While photographing, turn off your camera's flash.

To make the Night Safari experience more comfortable and memorable, zoo officials provide a variety of services such as ATMs for cash withdrawals and other ATM services. They also have Lost & Found, numerous Nursing Rooms and Diaper Changing Facilities to assist moms with small babies. Enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout the park, and First Aid in the event of an emergency. The zoo also offers stroller, wheelchair, and electric scooter rental services, lockers, baggage counters, and a prayer room. Ponchos and umbrellas are available for purchase in on-site gift stores in case of rain.

People with physical disabilities are welcome to visit Night Safari Singapore because 90% of the zoo is wheelchair accessible and has paved paths. The zoo provides wheelchair rentals as well as wheelchair-accessible spots on some trams to assist those who are unable to walk. Wheelchair-accessible viewing places are available for shows.

FAQ's of Singapore Night Safari

What to do in night safari singapore.

The Night Safari in Singapore offers a variety of engaging experiences. You can explore themed trails like the Fishing Cat Trail, Leopard Trail, and Wallaby Trail and witness wildlife in their natural settings. You can watch the "Creatures of the Night," show where nocturnal animals display their natural talents, and the "Thumbuakar Performance" featuring fire-eating and tribal dances.

Is Singapore Night Safari safe?

Yes, certainly. The Singapore Night Safari follows strict safety measures and guidelines to ensure the well-being of visitors. These include well-maintained trails, secure enclosures, and trained staff. In addition, it is also advisable for the tourists not to touch or feed animals without the staff's knowledge.

Is Singapore night safari ethical?

Yes, definitely. The Singapore Night Safari is operated by Wildlife Reserve Singapore and is accredited by AZA. It prioritizes animal welfare. The animals are kept in spacious and naturalistic habitats that mimic natural environments. follows strict guidelines to ensure the safety, health, and proper care of the animals in its care. The park also educates visitors on conservation.

Is it worth going to Night Safari Singapore?

Yes, totally. The Singapore Night Safari lets you delve into nocturnal life of a diverse range of animals in their natural close-to-natural habitats. You can observe creatures from Asia, Africa, Australia and other regions under one roof here. Some of the animals you can encounter at the Night Safari include Asian elephants, Indian rhinos, tigers, lions, leopards, fishing cats, wallabies, fennec foxes, and more during the various trail exploration. This diversity of species from different continents along with various shows and feeding experiences provides an interesting and educational experience for guests.

How Long Does Singapore Night Safari Take?

3 hours. Considering the numerous shows and trails, people are generally anxious about how long is night safari Singapore. It just takes 3 hours to explore the trails, witness the shows, and grab a bite.

What to Wear in Night Safari Singapore?

You can wear any comfortable outfit like jeans, cotton pants, shirts, Tees, or anything that you are comfortable with. As night safari involves a good amount of walking, you can wear a good pair of running shoes or sneakers that would not hurt your feet. It is also suggested to wear insect repellent, particularly if you are prone to mosquito bite allergy.

Can you do Singapore Zoo and Night Safari same day?

Yes, of course. Night Safari starts only after sunset at 6.30 PM. So, you can visit the Singapore Zoo in the morning and witness the Night Safari conveniently after that.

How can a unique dining experience at Singapore Night Safari be described?

The Mandai lake road night safari Singapore offers unique dining experiences that are quite fascinating. For instance, they have the "An Evening in the Wild" package, where you can enjoy a delightful four-course supper, spend the night in a cozy tipi tent, and get up-close encounters with the amazing animals of the Night Safari.

If you're into cocktails, the "Cocktail Safari Express" is a must-try. It combines the Night Safari experience with a selection of cocktails and delicious canapes.

For those looking for a romantic and gourmet adventure, the "Gourmet Safari Express" is perfect. It involves a candlelit dinner served on a tram as you journey through the Night Safari's captivating sights.

To whom can we ask help for any animal assistance outside the park?

Call the Singapore Police Force at 999 if you require immediate assistance with any native animals that could endanger the public, such as the monitor lizards, snakes, macaques, or any other native species.

What is the price of Night Safari in Singapore?

Tickets to Singapore Night Safari with Tram Ride approximately cost from S$ 49.00 to S$ 55 per adult. For children between 3 and 12 years, the tickets are priced at S$ 38.00. Children below 3 years old can enter for free.

Are there any discounts offered on any of the Night Safari Singapore Tickets?

Yes, we offer discounts and deals on Night Safari Singapore Tickets when you book them online with us. You can choose between a tram ride, a chartered buggy ride, or a signature Night Safari experience and get discounts offered as the Night Safari ticket promotions.

Can Singapore Night Safari Tickets be booked in Advance?

Yes, you can book your Singapore Night Safari Tickets in advance. Booking your tickets online in advance helps you reserve your seat and grab special discounts and deals offered as the Night Safari promotions. You get direct access to the park without having to wait in huge lines outside the ticket booth.

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Night Safari is 1   m above sea level and located at 1.40° N 103.79° E . Local time in Night Safari is +08.

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Moderate rain (total 19mm), heaviest on Sun afternoon. Warm (max 32°C on Sat afternoon, min 27°C on Mon night). Wind will be generally light.

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Heavy rain (total 24mm), heaviest during Fri morning. Warm (max 31°C on Thu afternoon, min 26°C on Thu night). Wind will be generally light.

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Heavy rain (total 28mm), heaviest during Fri afternoon. Warm (max 31°C on Sun afternoon, min 26°C on Sat night). Wind will be generally light.

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Moderate rain (total 18mm), heaviest on Tue morning. Warm (max 31°C on Mon afternoon, min 28°C on Mon night). Wind will be generally light.

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The Night Safari Package

Enjoy Bali’s best safari experience in the dark. This mesmerizing Night Safari Package is available every day! From witnessing zebras, elephants, and giraffes interacting with each other. Don't miss the opportunity to watch the king of the jungle  and  fierce tigers roaming freely and approaching you as they please. Your evening is guaranteed to be filled with many exciting moments! Night Safari in Taman Safari Bali is a close-range wildlife experience where you will practically feel the tigers breathing next to your cheek. Get your tickets now!

Night Safari Package

Inclusions:

• Walking Safari
• Welcome Drink
• Night Safari Journey (1x)
• The Rhythm of African Fire Dance Show
• Animal Encounter
• Tax included
• Valid after 6 PM

Starting from: IDR 880.000 /person

*note: the activities schedules are subject to change or cancellation due to weather circumstances and on the condition of our animals..

Description:

Satisfy your senses with the unforgettable experience of a nighttime adventure in the wilderness.

A specially designed caged tram will take you on a journey where you will get to witness and hand-feed animals at a close range!

See our Fire Show, and enjoy a BBQ dinner, with our unique shows included, you will experience a true natural wildlife encounter.

Night Safari Premium

If you would like to experience sophisticated; more intimate and incredible dinner, while surround yourself with tiger. You can have Night Safari Premium. An incredible night at Ranthambore.

Additional Information:

• Walking Safari close at 7.15 PM
• Ticketing Counter close at 8 PM

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Meet all our animals

We have hundreds of animals in our park from over 100 species, including some of the rarest and endangered.

Not only are we one of the leading wildlife conservations in Indonesia, we are devoted to caring for the animals in our own safari. We ensure the highest standards of wellbeing is given to all our animals.

Browse below to see the animals that we have given a loving home to.

The world's largest land mammals gather in groups and are led by females! It requires them to drink 150 litres of water per day to quench their thirst.

Lions are the second largest cats in the world after the tiger and can be found in Sub-Saharan Africa (West African Lion) and in western India (Asiatic Lion). They live [...]

The word rhinoceros is derived through Latin from the Ancient Greek: which is composed of rhino, "nose" and keras, "horn". There are five living species of Rhinoceros. The two African [...]

The third largest mammals on land are the hippopotamus. These animals can weigh up to 2000 kg. The common hippopotamus lives near rivers, lakes and mangrove swamps. During the day, [...]

Tigers are as majestic as they appear. The tiger is the largest member of the "big cat" species, as they can weigh up to 350kg. There are 6 subspecies of [...]

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