Africam Safari Park

Africam Safari Park, established in 1972, is an innovative and expansive wildlife park in Puebla, Mexico. Spanning approximately 2,470 acres, Africam is home to over 5,000 animals from 450 species, many roaming freely or in spacious habitats that resemble their natural environments.

Africam Safari was initially founded as a project committed to wildlife conservation and public education. It has grown into a leading institution for animal care, environmental education, and conservation research, living up to its mission of inspiring love, respect, and the need to protect all forms of life on the planet.

Africam Safari offers an immersive and unique safari experience that brings visitors close to animals in a manner that mirrors their natural behavior in the wild. Apart from the safari experience, the park offers nighttime tours, zip-lining, and boating, adding an adventurous edge to wildlife exploration. There are also dining and shopping amenities within the park for visitors' convenience.

Africam Safari is deeply committed to wildlife conservation. It participates in numerous national and international programs focused on preserving endangered species and carries out vital conservation research. It is also a founding member of the Latin American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums.