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Explore a world of adventure at Longleat. From a Drive Through Safari expedition, to discovering inside our iconic Elizabethan mansion, there’s plenty to entertain you.

Travel the globe within this Wiltshire estate – stop off at African Village for a chance to see our new pack of African painted dogs, herd of Grants zebras and leap with lemurs. Say hi to our cheeky monkeys and bring your pack to meet our pack of wolves! Listen out for the Longleat lions’ roars as you explore. 

Continue your adventure on foot and walk with mischievous meerkats in Jungle Kingdom, feed rainbow lorikeets and watch our playful giant otters. Don’t forget to visit Koala Creek to see England’s only resident koalas, watch our sleepy sloths climb around or check in with our native red squirrels.     

Hop on board the Boat Safari and explore Half Mile Pond. Home to our family of noisy Californian sea lions, views of Gorilla Colony and Colobus monkeys will make quite a splash. Why not feed the sea lions to add to your unique day out? 

All aboard Longleat Railway! Enjoy a delightful ride around the lake and keep an eye on the action from our miniature railway. Or discover more about our history by adding a guided house tour to your itinerary.  

If your little cubs are looking to play, be sure to visit Little Explorer’s Garden and the Adventure Castle for plenty of room to let their imaginations run wild. Why not challenge yourself to our Hedge Maze and see if you can find your way through the winding passages? And no day is complete without a ride on Rockin’ Rhino! 

Book now to visit the UK’s number one Safari Park with England’s only koalas!

Want to make your visit extra special? Book a VIP Experience or stay on the Estate in one of our luxury cottages with Longleat Accommodation.

OPENING HOURS

Main Season: April –  October 

PRICING

Adult (16 yrs+) - £44.95

Child (3 - 15yrs) - £33.70

Infant (0 - 2 yrs_- Free

Carer (Any) - Free

ACCESSIBILITY

There is a dedicated accessibility area on the Longleat website, where guests can find social stories, information on queue assist and more.

A Sensory map can be requested on arrival or downloaded via the website. Sensory signage is in place around the park to help visitors prepare for what they may encounter inside the various attractions. These includes temperature indicators, places to be quiet or that may be noisy, as well as more unique signs such as low flying bats and animals may land on you for more immersive areas.

The Safari Park also has accessible play equipment in its Adventure Castle.