Night Safari Singapore

5

(18 Reviews)

80 Mandai Lake Rd

Handler in green uniform presenting spotted eagle owl on gloved hand to audience at Night Safari Singapore show
Family of four standing at wooden railing viewing wildlife at night safari park with illuminated forest backdrop
Asian elephant reaching trunk toward vegetation near open-air tram with tourists during Night Safari Singapore evening tour
Family watching an armadillo during Night Safari Singapore tour in darkened enclosure
Man interacting with a pangolin during a night safari tour, with audience watching in the background at Night Safari Singapor

Operating Hours

07:15 pm to 12:00 am

On Request

Confirmation will be Provided as per Availability

Mobile Voucher Accepted

Use your phone or print your voucher

Non Refundable

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The Night Safari is a wildlife park at Mandai Lake Road, next to Singapore Zoo, built around nocturnal animals rather than daytime species. It opened in 1994 as the world's first park designed specifically for viewing animals after dark, and a visit typically takes two to three hours.

Inside, the park is lit with artificial moonlight so the animals behave as they would in the wild, and its trails and habitats are grouped into zones such as the Himalayan Foothills, Indian Subcontinent and Equatorial Africa. You can walk trails including the Leopard Trail and Fishing Cat Trail for a closer look, or ride the tram for a wider overview of the park in a single loop. Along the way you may spot elephants, hyenas, civets and other nocturnal species moving through habitats built to resemble their natural homes. The two aviaries are also worth a stop, home to species such as the Malayan flying fox and the giant flying squirrel.

The park also stages the Creatures of the Night Show, featuring some of its nocturnal residents. If you enjoy Singapore's wildlife attractions, our Gardens by the Bay tickets make a good daytime pairing, and we can also arrange your Singapore Airport Pick Up and Airport Drop Off. Rayna's local team handles your booking and stays on hand for support before and after your visit.

  • Explore the world's first purpose-built night safari, opened in 1994 to showcase nocturnal wildlife.
  • See animals from around 100 species across seven themed zones, from the Himalayan Foothills to Equatorial Africa.
  • Ride the safari tram for a full overview, or walk trails such as the Leopard and Fishing Cat trails.
  • Watch nocturnal animals such as civets, otters and hyenas display natural behaviour in habitats lit by artificial moonlight.
  • Catch the Creatures of the Night Show, a live presentation featuring some of the park's nocturnal residents.
  • Night Safari entrance ticket
  • Tram ride through the park
  • Roundtrip hotel transfer (if selected at booking)
  • Personal expenses
  • Food and drinks on-site
  • Optional add-ons not included in your selected option
  1. You will receive your confirmation voucher with a QR code by email shortly after booking.
  2. Check your spam or junk folder if it has not arrived, and contact our support team if you still cannot find it.
  3. Use the booking code shown below the QR code on your voucher to reserve your visit date and time slot on the official Mandai booking site before you go.
  • Carry a valid photo ID or passport, as it must be shown at the entrance.
  • Pre-book your visit slot at least 72 hours in advance where possible, since slots are subject to availability.
  • If you do not report on time, it is treated as a no-show, with no rescheduling or refund.
  • Strollers and wheelchairs are available to rent at the park on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Flash photography and flashlights are not allowed, to avoid disturbing the animals and other visitors.
  • Children must always be accompanied by an adult.
  • Provide the exact hotel address at booking if you have selected a transfer.
  • Roundtrip hotel transfer, where selected, runs between 7:30 am and 10:00 pm and picks up from Geylang Lor 1-22, Little India, Orchard, Tanjong Pagar, Chinatown and Village Hotel Bugis.
  • Check the official attraction website on the day of your visit for the current operating hours.
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What our customers say

Car Point

Car Point

27 Apr 2023

Fabulous Singapore Night Safari

5/5

Watching the lakeside animals munching food through a boat ride was interesting. The greenery that we witnessed on the boat ride was very refreshing to the eyes.

Paul R

Paul R

27 Apr 2023

Loved to see Nightlife of Animals

5/5

We were amazed by the way the walking trails were laid out. It was easy to access and move around and the best thing about those trails was that we didn’t suffer any mosquito bites. It was amazing to see many of the animals awake even in the night.

Jim C

Jim C

27 Apr 2023

Tram Ride was Amazing

5/5

We enjoyed this night zoo by taking the tram ride as well as the walking trails.

Dana A

Dana A

27 Apr 2023

Amazing Night Show

5/5

The Night Safari is an excellent way to see different types of animals found across the globe. Watching the talent of civet, otter, and other animals through the Creatures of the Night Show was amazing.

Emma O

Emma O

27 Apr 2023

Best Activity to do in Singapore

5/5

This is one of the best activities to include in your Singapore itinerary. Taking the Night Safari will surely enthral you.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Night Safari is a wildlife park at Mandai Lake Road, next to Singapore Zoo, built specifically around nocturnal animals. It opened in 1994 as the world's first park designed for viewing animals after dark.
The park operates daily from 7:15 pm to 12:00 am. We recommend checking the official website on the day of your visit in case of any last-minute changes.
A typical visit takes around two to three hours, depending on whether you take the tram, walk the trails, or do a mix of both.
The Night Safari is entirely outdoors, set across walking trails and open habitats lit with artificial moonlight so the nocturnal animals behave naturally.