The new season introduces a variety of unique experiences, including exclusive “Behind the Scenes” tours, details of which will be announced soon. The tours will offer visitors an opportunity to gain closer insight into the daily care of animals and discover their world from a different perspective.

Speaking to “Sharjah 24,” Al Kaabi said the safari welcomed 186 newborn animals this season, belonging to several rare and important species. Among them are kudu and nyala antelopes, ring-tailed lemurs and radiated tortoises. The new arrivals contribute to Sharjah’s ongoing efforts to protect and care for endangered species by providing environments designed to resemble their natural habitats.

Al Kaabi invited the public to visit Sharjah Safari and experience its unique offerings, stressing that the destination goes beyond simply observing animals. Visitors can embark on an educational journey exploring the stories of different species and their habitats while experiencing an African-inspired atmosphere in the heart of Sharjah.