Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc is Vietnam’s first and largest semi-wildlife conservation park, offering visitors a unique chance to discover hundreds of animal species from around the world in spacious natural habitats. Spread across a vast protected area in northern Phu Quoc, the safari combines open zoo experiences, animal encounters, educational activities, and conservation programs, making it a perfect destination for families and nature lovers.
The experience includes walking through themed zones, watching animal shows, and joining the popular safari bus tour where visitors can observe wild animals such as giraffes, zebras, rhinos, and tigers roaming freely in open environments. The park is designed to provide close-up wildlife experiences while promoting awareness of conservation and biodiversity.
For a more exclusive adventure, the Night Safari offers a rare opportunity to explore the park after dark. Visitors travel through specially curated safari routes to observe nocturnal animals in their active hours, enjoy guided storytelling, and experience the unique atmosphere of the wildlife park under the stars. The night program creates a different perspective on animal behavior, making it one of the most memorable experiences in Phu Quoc.
Highlights
Vietnam’s first open safari – Explore one of the country’s largest wildlife conservation parks.
Safari bus experience – Observe animals roaming freely in spacious natural habitats.
Diverse wildlife – See hundreds of rare and exotic species from around the world
Night Safari adventure – Discover nocturnal animals and a unique after-dark wildlife experience.
What's included
Standard Student entrance ticket
Vinpearl Safari Entrance Ticket
Teddy Bear Museum Ticket
Know before you go
Operation Hours: Please kindly visit VinWonders official website for any updates of operation hours.
Restrictions: Some interactive experiences and attractions may have age restrictions for safety reasons or to ensure that younger children are not exposed.
Dresscode: Casual wear recommended.
Restrictions: Visitors are not allowed to feed or touch the animals, and they are expected to follow the designated paths and areas within the park.
