African Lion Safari

African Lion Safari Canada's Original Safari Adventure - Get Closer Than You Ever Imagined to lions, giraffe, cheetah, rhinos and over 1,000 other exotic birds and animals!

Did you know European White Storks migrate between Europe and Africa every year?Using their broad wings to ride air ther...
06/13/2026

Did you know European White Storks migrate between Europe and Africa every year?

Using their broad wings to ride air thermals and conserve energy, they can travel thousands of kilometers on their incredible journey.

You can see amazing birds like our European White Stork take flight during our daily Birds of Prey Flying Demonstration!

That's not the only educational presentation you don't want to miss! Be sure to check out Parrot Paradise and Wild Wonders, where you'll discover fascinating facts about the animals in our care and the conservation efforts helping protect them.

View the full presentation schedule to plan your day "On Safari!™" ➡ https://lionsafari.com/attractions/presentations

06/02/2026

If you’ve ever wondered what a Malayan tapir sounds like, here’s your chance to find out! 📢

The whistles, squeaks, and chirps you hear are all part of how tapirs communicate. While they’re generally quiet animals, they use a variety of vocalizations to express themselves and interact with their surroundings.

Our Malayan tapir is enjoying some time in her stream, a favourite way for tapirs to stay cool! They are excellent swimmers and often spend time in and around water.

Shy by nature, tapirs spend their day hiding in the interior areas of their forested habitat - which is why she may be difficult to spot while “On Safari!”

👀Keep your eyes peeled on the left-hand side before you enter Rocky Ridge Veldt (Section 5 of our drive through Game Reserves).

Meet Dolores, our prehensile-tailed porcupine! Native to South America, Dolores spends most of her time in the trees, us...
05/30/2026

Meet Dolores, our prehensile-tailed porcupine!

Native to South America, Dolores spends most of her time in the trees, using her incredible tail like a fifth limb to climb, balance, and reach her favourite foods. As she forages, she also helps spread seeds and plant material throughout her habitat.

Did you know? Porcupines can't shoot their quills, and their quills aren't poisonous or venomous! Their quills are made from the same material as your fingernails and are only released when they come into contact with something.

Want to learn more about Dolores? Catch her in our Wild Wonders presentation during your next visit "On Safari!™"

View presentation schedule ➡ https://lionsafari.com/attractions/presentations

Lion or Blue-throated Macaw… which cover are you choosing? 🦁🦜Take the adventure home with your very own Official Souveni...
05/26/2026

Lion or Blue-throated Macaw… which cover are you choosing? 🦁🦜

Take the adventure home with your very own Official Souvenir Guidebook and identify all the animals as you tour through the Game Reserves! Packed with animal photos and fun facts, park history, activities for the kids, Q&As, and Safari tips to help make the most of your day "On Safari!™"

Pick your favourite cover and start exploring!

It's World Turtle Day!🐢In the fall of 2025, African Lion Safari welcomed a cohort of baby wood turtles! These young turt...
05/23/2026

It's World Turtle Day!🐢

In the fall of 2025, African Lion Safari welcomed a cohort of baby wood turtles! These young turtles will spend their first two years growing and learning under professional care at African Lion Safari before being released back into the wild.

This conservation approach, called head-starting, gives hatchlings a boost by helping them survive the most vulnerable years, when predation risk is highest.

The wood turtle is one of Canada’s rarest freshwater turtle species. It’s at risk of extinction and coordinated conservation efforts are needed. Our animal care specialists and research biologists have been working together to support the growth and development of these baby wood turtles until their safe release, helping to save this species from further decline. 🧡

Read more on our blog➡ https://lionsafari.com/african-lion-safari-welcomes-baby-wood-turtles-as-part-of-conservation-effort

05/22/2026

Thank you World Association of Zoos and Aquariums for featuring some of our important work on International Day for Biodiversity and for highlighting the collective impact of conservation efforts around the world. 🧡

We’re proud to contribute to species recovery and be part of a global community working together to create a brighter future for biodiversity.

Turtles are on the move... and while they may not be breaking any speed records, they are travelling with an important m...
05/21/2026

Turtles are on the move... and while they may not be breaking any speed records, they are travelling with an important mission🐢💚

Spring is an important time for Ontario’s native turtles as they begin moving in search of mates and nesting sites. Unfortunately, these seasonal journeys often mean crossing roadways, putting already declining turtle populations at risk.

You can help by slowing down and keeping an eye out for wildlife crossing the road. Small actions can make a big difference for conservation!

Stop by our Gift Shop and show your support for native turtles with a Brake for Turtles magnet!

Make it a summer full of wild memories 🦁Upgrade your admission ticket to a Season Passport on the day of your visit at G...
05/20/2026

Make it a summer full of wild memories 🦁

Upgrade your admission ticket to a Season Passport on the day of your visit at Guest Services and enjoy unlimited adventures all season long!

Skip the line and purchase your Season Passport online: https://lionsafari.com/admissions

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Hamilton, ON
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