Subic Bay: A Fusion of History, Adventure, and Coastal Charm
Subic bay is well known for its collection of shipwrecks from the past, as well as being visited frequently by the American Navy for military
Subic Bay, Zambales
Zoobic Safari
A Wild Adventure in Subic Bay
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Zoobic Safari, located in Subic Bay Freeport Zone, is the Philippines’ only tiger safari, offering a unique wildlife experience. Spanning 25 hectares, the park features thrilling attractions such as the Tiger Safari, Croco Loco, and Zoobic Night Safari, along with educational exhibits and cultural interactions with the Aeta community. It promotes conservation awareness while providing visitors with unforgettable close encounters with exotic animals. Easily accessible from Manila, Zoobic Safari is a must-visit destination for adventure seekers and families looking for an exciting and educational getaway.
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Located in the heart of Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Zoobic Safari is a premier destination for nature lovers and thrill-seekers. Spanning 25 hectares, this one-of-a-kind wildlife park is the only tiger safari in the Philippines, offering visitors the chance to see exotic animals in environments that mimic their natural habitats. Whether you’re craving an up-close tiger encounter, an educational tour featuring fascinating creatures, or a fun-filled family adventure, Zoobic Safari delivers an experience like no other.
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ABOVE: At Zoobic Safari, a Plain Palm Dart butterfly (Cephrenes acalle) can be seen resting delicately on a leaf.
ABOVE: At Zoobic Safari, a Plain Palm Dart butterfly (Cephrenes acalle) can be seen resting delicately on a leaf.
A Safari Like No Other
Zoobic Safari stands out for its interactive attractions, allowing guests to experience wildlife in unique and exciting ways. One of the main highlights is the Tiger Safari, where visitors ride inside a caged vehicle that enters a secured enclosure where tigers roam freely. This heart-pounding adventure brings you up close with these majestic big cats, sometimes even allowing them to climb onto the vehicle for an up-close encounter.
For those who love reptiles, the Croco Loco exhibit offers an opportunity to observe and feed over 200 crocodiles from a safe, elevated walkway. The Serpentarium, on the other hand, showcases an array of fascinating reptiles, including pythons, lizards, and iguanas, providing an educational glimpse into the world of these cold-blooded creatures.
ABOVE: Visitors can get an up-close look at crocodiles, with their rough, scaly backs and fierce heads, offering a thrilling and educational experience about these ancient reptiles.
ABOVE: Visitors can get an up-close look at crocodiles, with their rough, scaly backs and fierce heads, offering a thrilling and educational experience about these ancient reptiles.
Exploring More of Zoobic Safari
Beyond the thrilling tiger encounters, Zoobic Safari features a variety of other attractions. The Zoobic Park is a petting zoo where visitors can interact with deer, ostriches, wild boars, and other friendly animals. The Savannah is a vast open space where farm and wild animals such as camels, potbellied pigs, and guinea fowls roam freely. The Aeta’s Trail offers a cultural experience that introduces visitors to the indigenous Aeta community, providing insights into their traditions, survival skills, and performances. The Zoobic Night Safari is a unique after-dark experience where nocturnal animals come to life, offering a different perspective on wildlife.
Family-Friendly Fun and Conservation Awareness
Zoobic Safari is more than just an adventure park; it plays a crucial role in wildlife conservation and education. The park’s programs aim to raise awareness about animal welfare, encouraging visitors to appreciate and respect wildlife. Through guided tours and interactive sessions, guests learn about the importance of preserving these species and their habitats.
ABOVE: Seeing pythons up close helps visitors, especially kids, learn about reptiles, wildlife conservation, and the threats these animals face in the wild.
ABOVE: Seeing pythons up close helps visitors, especially kids, learn about reptiles, wildlife conservation, and the threats these animals face in the wild.
Plan Your Visit
Location: Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Zambales, Philippines
Operating Hours: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fees: PHP 895 for adults, PHP 795 for children (prices subject to change)
For a hassle-free trip, visitors are encouraged to book tickets in advance, wear comfortable clothing and footwear, and bring cameras to capture memorable moments. Zoobic Safari is easily accessible from Manila, making it a perfect day-trip destination for families, friends, and nature lovers.
ABOVE: Zoobic Safari offers a “Safari Adventure” tour, where visitors can safely interact with animals, including a thrilling ride through a tiger habitat in a caged vehicle.
ABOVE: Zoobic Safari offers a “Safari Adventure” tour, where visitors can safely interact with animals, including a thrilling ride through a tiger habitat in a caged vehicle.
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