The park operates a rescue and recovery program for displaced or injured animals found within the region.
The safari circuit layout allows for free-roaming ungulates to move between defined zones without physical barriers like cages.
The park includes a dedicated specialized area for the observation of neonatal and infant animal development.
Visitors can choose between driving their own private vehicles or using the park's dedicated safari trains.
The animal population includes several species that are part of managed international breeding programs.
Safari Mallorca is a semi-open wildlife park spanning several kilometers where visitors can drive through enclosures housing animals in relatively large, naturalistic paddocks. The facility is divided into a safari circuit for vehicle tours and an on-foot animal area featuring a petting zoo. Species housed include lions, giraffes, zebras, rhinoceroses, and various antelope species. The park prioritizes up-close wildlife encounters, allowing animals to approach vehicles in the open areas. A dedicated nursery section exists specifically for the care and viewing of baby animals. It functions as both a recreational safari park and an educational animal rescue and breeding center. The site occupies a significant plot of Mediterranean scrubland typical of the eastern Mallorca landscape.
The elevated viewing bridge in the walking section offers a clear, unobstructed vantage point over the savannah-style paddocks.
Keep your car windows fully closed when passing through the lion enclosure to ensure safety and prevent animal interference.
Arrive early to avoid the peak heat of the day, as many animals seek shade and become less active during the afternoon.
Bring a camera with a good zoom lens, as animals often approach within inches of vehicle windows.
Avoid driving through the park in a convertible or a vehicle with soft-top roofs, as animal contact may cause damage or safety risks.
Open daily throughout the year, though vehicle access may be restricted during extreme weather events.
Do not feed the animals, do not exit your vehicle in the safari zones, and maintain a quiet voice near nesting areas.
