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Zoomanity Group is the leading company in the theme park industry under Yupangco Group of Companies. As a background, envisioning world class, innovative and enjoyable facilities from Northern to Southern Philippines with the goal of providing an outstanding adventure and experience. Aiming to be the best zoo in the Philippines, our facilities are uniquely exciting and have been designed to provide enjoyment and education to visitors of all ages making it a top tourist destination.

Zoobic Safari Guide 2024: Our Experience, Tickets & Tips

We visited Zoobic Safari in Subic to get up close and personal with wildlife creatures we don’t normally see in zoos and other animal parks like Manila Ocean Park and Cebu Ocean Park . Some Zoobic Safari animals we saw and had close encounters with were bearcats, donkeys, ostriches, pythons, crocodiles, zebras, lions, and of course, tigers!

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In terms of land area, the 25-hectare Zoobic Safari is only second to the 170-hectare Cebu Safari and Adventure Park . However, Zoobic Safari is the first and only tiger safari in the Philippines, which is still bucket list-worthy in our books. In fact, our experience here gave us an incredible wildlife adventure we won’t soon forget.

Read on to know more about this huge safari park – from tickets to attractions and friendly reminders.

Zoobic Safari tickets

Zoobic Safari offers different tickets for adults and children. See Zoobic Safari price list below.

Zoobic Safari entrance fee 2024

• ₱895 for adults
• ₱795 for children with a height of 3 feet to 4 feet
• Children below 3 feet are free to enter the park.
• You will pay ₱20 on-site as a mandatory Environmental and Tourism Administrative Fee (ETAF).

Zoobic Safari opening hours

This Subic safari park is open from Monday to Sunday, 8am to 4pm . Last admission is 2pm.

Zoobic Safari address and how to get there

Zoobic Safari is located in Group I Ilanin Forest, Subic Bay Freeport Zone in Olongapo, Philippines . It is approximately three hours away from Manila. Refer to this Google map to guide you.

To reach the Zoobic Safari location, you can either drive a car or take a bus .

Drive to North Luzon Expressway, then exit in San Fernando, Pampanga. Follow the signs going to Olongapo City. Then, take the Tipo-Subic expressway going to Subic Bay Freeport Zone.

Tip: If you don’t have your own car, it would be more convenient to rent a car with a professional driver , especially when you have kids. Just like what we did, the driver picked us up from our house, waited for us to finish the whole safari tour in Zoobic, and brought us back home safely.

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From Metro Manila, find the nearest bus station with buses going to Olongapo terminal. The most reliable bus line is Victory Liner . It has terminals in Pasay, Caloocan, Sampaloc and Cubao and has an hourly service from 4am to 6pm. Once you reach Olongapo terminal, take a jeepney to Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) main gate. Then, take a taxi inside SMBA going to Zoobic Safari. The regular taxi fare to Zoobic is ₱400 (one way).

Zoobic Safari attractions and our fun experience

Our entire Zoobic Safari tour lasted for about 2.5 hours and we already experienced the following main attractions:

Aetas’ Trail

The first leg of our tour was the Aetas’ Trail , where we were welcomed by a spectacular cultural performance of the Aetas, an indigenous group in Luzon and one of the earliest inhabitants of the Philippines.

Zoobic Park

Our next stop was Zoobic Park , where we saw different species of free-roaming animals including the binturong (bearcats), monkeys, donkeys, deer, ostriches, guinea pigs, and more!

Tiger Safari

Of course, we didn’t leave the park without experiencing the Tiger Safari . We boarded an enclosed tram where the caretaker fed the tigers with raw chicken.

There is an additional fee of ₱200 if you want to see the feeding action first-hand. We were scared at first as the tiger devoured the meat but it was a sight to behold.

Tiger and Lion Close Encounter

If you’re claustrophobic and don’t like riding the enclosed tram, you can still observe the lions and tigers at a close distance in their resting spaces.

Huwag mag-loco-loco dito! (Don’t be a fool here!) There are over a hundred crocs awaiting your every move! You can cross a steel-grated walkway with these ferocious creatures below you. You can also buy a quarter chicken for ₱50 to be placed on a fishing pole to feed them. We were too scared to commit a wrong move so we didn’t dare to do any of this.

Serpentarium

Shhhhhh.. These cold-blooded creatures can’t be bothered. Here, you’ll observe different kinds of snakes like pythons and boa constrictors, and other reptiles such as monitor lizards, iguanas, and turtles.

Animal Show

Since we visited on a weekend, we were able to watch the live animal show where animals showcase their talents and skills. Take note of the animal show schedule which is only on weekends at 10.30am and 1.30pm.

These are just some of the many attractions that await you in here. You may visit their official website to see the complete list of attractions and amenities.

Friendly reminders

• As you’ll mostly be exploring the outdoors, it’s best to wear comfortable clothes and a good pair of walking shoes.
• While you can buy food and drinks inside the park, you may want to bring your own drinking water safely contained in a water container or tumbler.
• Follow the health and safety protocols. There will be an orientation before you start your tour so listen carefully to the staff.
• Observe proper decorum and cleanliness at all times. Avoid making loud noises that could disturb the animals and their habitats.
• Do not attempt to feed the animals unless you sign up for feeding activities.
• Photos and videos are allowed so long as you do not disturb the animals and other visitors.

Here’s a sneak peek of our safari adventure many years ago before the pandemic:

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Learn more about this Subic classic!

If you’ve always wanted to experience what it’s like to go on a safari but booking a trip to Africa isn’t an option, then Subic might have just the thing for you.

Chances are, if you’ve ever been to Subic, you’ve probably already heard of (or even been to!) this trademark destination . For those who haven’t, this is a perfect opportunity to get familiar with Subic’s signature Zoobic Safari , a safe, sustainable, and responsible safari experience that immerses you in the heart and home of the wild.

Zoobic Safari

Zoobic Safari is one of the foremost and leading safari experiences in the Philippines and is the first and only tiger safari in the country. This 25 hectare park provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity to see, touch, and even be in the middle of a healthy and growing tiger wildlife reserve .

Aside from their signature tiger experiences, Zoobic Safari is also home to a number of exotic animals from all over the world and also puts a spotlight on our indigenous tribes and cultures .

Much like the other zoo experiences under the Zoomanity Group , Zoobic Safari aims to provide an experience that is sustainable and beneficial for both visitors and animals.

How to get to Zoobic Safari

Getting to Zoobic Safari is pretty straightforward, whether you take public or private transportation .

For those taking a private vehicle, make your way to Subic Bay Freeport Zone , the best way to do this is to take the North Luzon Expressway headed towards Olangapo and exiting at San Fernando. Once inside Subic, you should be able to ask directions from the locals or follow the signs leading you to Zoobic Safari.

If you’re going to go via bus, then you need to get off at the Olangapo terminal at the APO monument. From their, you can take the yellow jeep to the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SMBA) gate. Go inside and flag down a taxi that can take you to Zoobic Safari.

Entrance rates and operating hours

For regular operating hours and standard tours, Zoobic Safari is open daily, Monday to Sunday, from 8AM to 4PM .

Zoobic offers a number of packages and promos which you can book online through their website. But if you can’t manage to book your tickets online, don’t worry! You can still purchase whatever tickets or packages you’d like at the actual location.

The entrance fee is P695 for adults , P595 for children between 3 to 4 feet tall, and free for children below 3 feet tall . Some additional activities such as the zip line or animal feeding will require additional fees .

What to do in Zoobic Safari

Barring any additional attractions and amenities, the Zoobic Safari experience can be pretty straightforward . You enter a two and a half hour tour that will cover all of the experiences and attractions that Zoobic has to offer.

The standard Zoobic experience , some of our favorite parts of the classic safari include:

Zoobic Park – a petting zoo and animal observation area set in the animals’ natural environments; interact and play with human-friendly deer, ostriches, albino caribou, monkeys, and more

Savannah – a fun train ride around Zoobic Safari’s animal sanctuary , you can get a peak at wild boars, potbelly pigs, and even ostriches that like to run along your train!

Tiger Safari – an immersive and heart-pounding experience that puts you right in the middle of tiger-kingdom as you and your safari party traverse an enclosed area full of tigers

Croco Loco & Serpentarium – look over a pit of over 200 crocodiles from on top or at water-level and get an up close experience with all kinds of reptiles including huge pythons and boa constrictors

Night Safari

Give your safari experience an exciting twist with Zoobic’s famous night safari . Enjoy a more thrilling and bolder experience that will definitely taste your bravery and give you a night that’s truly unforgettable.

Short of “ glamorous camping “, Zoobic Safari offers a fun, easy, and comfortable sleepover in the wild. Featuring 40-ft. container vans that have been converted to wildlife-themed rooms , glamping with Zoobic is perfect for those who want a taste of living in the wild outdoors.

Additional Activities

If you want to take your Zoobic Safari experience up a notch, then some of their add-on experiences might be for you! From soaring through a 380-meter long zipline to feeding and getting your picture taken with young tiger cubs ,

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Zoobic Safari “Wild Adventure” – Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Zoobic Safari is not just about letting you see the animals from afar but is about letting you interact with them as well. From the name itself, it’s clearly a combination of a Zoo and a Safari that is located at Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Seeing the animals freely roam in the wild as you safely travel near their habitat is a fun adventure that is truly memorable.

You don’t need to go to the Middle East to see a camel or go to India to see a white tiger. Have a pleasant time watching rare birds and other species that are bred and taken good care of in their animal sanctuary. Delight yourself observing the cute and cuddly hedgehogs, fluffy bearcats and the chubby wild boar babies.

Exploring Zoobic Safari

We went here after our tour to the nearby Ocean Adventure . Upon paying the tickets, the first animal encounter you’ll enjoy is a photo op with a white tiger. These are tamed and safe to touch. The guide asked everyone to touch the white tiger then I was instructed to hold a bottle of milk for the tiger to drink. Our son can’t help but cry non-stop at the sight of the tiger.

Bird Thrill

Our next stop was the “ Bird Thrill ” which is unquestionably thrilling because of how close you can interact with the birds. I like their setup of putting the birds in a very large cage which has trees and plants inside instead of confining them in small cages.

It’s nice to see them roam in a much wider space and freely come to our hands to eat. The large-beaked hornbill was just steady and calm when I took its picture. It is really amazing how they’re not afraid of the people coming close to them.

Rodent World

This world is not something you’ve seen in thriller movies where a large group of rats overruns a quiet town or a house. The rodents here are adorable, cuddly and are free from any diseases. The hedgehogs were sleeping like rocks when we saw them but the guinea pigs were constantly moving around. There were hamsters and rabbits as well.

Various Animals

After stepping outside the Rodent World, we saw more adorable animals like the chubby baby boars and the fluffy bearcats. The large ostriches and the wild boars were in the same cage but are getting along fine. The other animals have their own cages, like the deers and monkeys but my favorite of them all is the camel.

So far this is the only place where I’ve seen one. I’ve been to different zoos in the Philippines and some abroad but I never saw a camel. They look so calm, gentle and harmless. I hope that they can add a two-hump camel in the future.

Tiger Safari 

Perhaps this is the most thrilling attraction of them all. Riding a vehicle that is flocked by a group of wild tigers seems like a movie scene. The guides have prepared some fresh chicken meats to attract the tigers closer. Some of them even leaped to the jeepney’s roof. You really need to watch out your fingers from sticking out on this one.

It has this zombie apocalypse setup where the hungry zombies are struggling to bite you as you’re trying to escape. Seeing the tigers all around us was a fun bone-chilling experience.

Aetas Trail

After the Tiger Safari tour, we transferred to a train which took us to the Aetas Trail. Before getting there, we came across different animals running in the wild like in a savannah. Most of them are the same animals that we’ve seen in their mini-zoo but they can roam more freely.

When we finally reached our destination, we saw a short parade of the Aetas. They later performed a native dance along the beat of the drum. Their curly hair is their most known feature. Zoobic Safari is not just about the animals but is also about learning the culture and way of life of the people before modern times.

This is the last attraction that we visited in Zoobic Safari. A visit to this animal sanctuary is really great for the family!

Zoobic Safari Rates

P695/ adult P595 / child 3ft-4ft Free of Charge 3 ft below

LOCATION Group 1 Ilanin Forest, Forrest Adventure, Subic Bay Freeport Zone

OPERATING HOURS 8:00 am – 4pm ; Open daily from Monday-Sunday

CONTACT NUMBER:  (047) 252-2272 ; (02) 847-0413

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Zoocobia Fun Zoo

The Zoocobia Fun Zoo is in Calumpang, Mabalacat City, Pampanga. It is located on the peak of the Sacobia Valley in the Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga. For individuals who are interested in learning about zoo animal care and wildlife conservation, Zoocobia Fun Zoo is a great place to visit.

Part of the Zoomanity Group, which also operates the zoos and theme parks in the Philippines known as Zoobic Safari, Zoori, Paradizoo, Zootopia, and Zoocolatte Thrills, is Zoocobia Fun Zoo.

All of the creatures in Zoocobia Fun Zoo are both foreign and local to the Philippines. Get up and personal with colorful birds sitting on tree branches. Their vibrant colors and loud chirping will enchant you. The Garden Maze, which has diverse animal topiaries, will astound you. The joy is going through the labyrinth, and the problem is finding your way out. See a one-of-a-kind collection of stuffed actual creatures maintained by their taxidermist, as well as other activities.

How to get there

Take a jeepney to Mabalacat Public Market from DAU Bus Terminal. Then transfer to another jeepney bound towards Marcos Village. Then, take a tricycle to Zoocobia from Marcos Village.

Best time to visit

It is open daily from 8 AM to 5 PM.

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If you are in the area definitely check out this zoo! My group of 17 really enjoyed it. My group traveled with 9 children ranging from 3-17 years old. Price: Adults- 495 pesos Children- 395 pesos Children under 3ft- free Included with the price are these 11 attractions: 1. Zoobic Park A walk through petting zoo. You can touch and feed different animals. You can purchase the food for 100 pesos in the waiting area before your tour starts. 2. Serpentanium This area housed numerous reptiles such as snakes, iguanas, and turtles. 3. Lion Close Encounter The lions were housed in small cages. You literally walk right next to it. Keep a good eye on your children. 4. Zoobic Cave 5. Forbidden Cave 6. Tiger Safari Ride We rode in a caged jeepney. Make sure you PURCHASE the raw chicken for 200 pesos. A staff member rides along with you and feeds the Tigers from the inside of the jeepney. There was a photographer that came along to take pictures. It cost 295 pesos to purchase the picture. 7. Tiger Close Encounter Similar to the lion close encounter. They had several lion cubs in the cages. 8. Savannah The Savannah had ostriches, zebras, and several other animals. 9. Moozeum My husband didn't like this part of the zoo. It housed a large amount of real stuffed animals. We walked around in a loop in this area and it was pitch black dark. 10. Attea's Trial We learned about Atea's and they danced for us. 11. Croco Loco I was excited to watch the crocodiles get fed but the tour guide told us they only eat once a week. There were hundreds of crocodiles. We walked over a fenced area above the crocodiles. The Tour: The tour was over 2 hours. We had a tour guide that showed us around the zoo, she spoke English. The zoo is quite large and we rode the Zoobic train to get to different parts of the zoo. There is a lot of walking so wear comfortable clothes and foot attire. I did fine with slippers. There were several resting times where we could purchase souvenirs and grab a bite to eat. Other Tips: * No outside food is allowed inside the park. * Use mosquito repellent. * Use the bathroom in the area where you purchase the tickets. There are several stalls and it is well maintained. * Purchase the basket of food in the waiting area before your tour begins. They only sold a limited amount. * You can take a picture with a white cub tiger for 295 pesos. Someone in your group is able to feed the cub with a bottle. * In the waiting area before the Tiger Safari Ride they serve blended drinks. Though the drinks are made out of powder my group enjoyed drinking it. It was blended well and the powder was not that noticeable. The ice is made out of purified water. * If you want to get even close to the Tigers during the safari ride sit on your far right on the first row of the jeepney. PURCHASE the RAW CHICKEN. * We were told by our tour guide that the crocodiles get fed on Monday's. Overall: I'm sure the visit to the zoo will be one of the bigger hi-lights for our trip to the Philippines. The children and adults enjoyed the experience. I do feel sorry for the the tigers and lions since they are housed in such a small cage. I asked the tour guide if the animals stay in the cave the whole time, she assured me they were able to run in the open space behind them everyday. If we get the chance to return we will.

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The Zoobic Safari came as a really really pleasant surprise to me. I thought it would be just like any other zoo I've visited before, but I was wrong. Right upon entering the Zoo proper, you could immediately see people having their photo taken with a live tiger! Not only can you have a photography with one, you could also feed one or more of their tigers! It was also a really exciting experience to be able to feed live crocodiles! It was also very relaxing to be surrounded with tall trees, and wildlife. A really relaxing, and worth it get away from the bustling life in Metro Manila. The tour guides are also very knowledgeable not only about animals, but also about the history of Subic. (He also had a few corny jokes up his sleeve) I love trivia, and I appreciated the random bits and pieces of information our tour guide shared with us. Overall, Zoobic Safari is perfect for a family bonding session or a whole day gmmick with friends.

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This zoo is amazing. It has lots of different animals, I think they have it all, elephants, ostrich, camels, snakes, tigers, lion - name it! The facilities are good. They even have this cab where you can ride and feed the tigers with chicken in their den. The in-house restaurant they have serves good food. I love their barbeque. You should visit this. This is a place where you and your family can enjoy and learn at the same time.

The zoo is so big. It has a nice forest with big trees I have ever seen.So good for the eye.. I love the white tiger which is actually for hire for a picture taking. Scary but exciting! They have an animal show wherein they showcase all animals that they have including some ethnic dance from a tribe who actually are trainers of the animals there. The most exciting part is riding the jeep on the "tiger land" and throwing them meat. 3 tigers actually jumped above our jeepney, one after the other. And we actually witnessed 2 tigers fighting for the food we gave them. You can actually ride the jeep without food with you because the meat is expensive, but it is more fun if you will see the tigers closer. I will love to be back there! Next time I will bring my family there. :)))

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