2024 Clark Safari and Adventure Park Guide: Entrance Fee, Tickets, Attractions & Tips
Looking for more family-friendly attractions outside Manila to take your family and kids? If you’ve already visited Dinosaurs Island Clark, Zoobic Safari, and Inflatable Island, why not consider Clark Safari and Adventure Park this time? It’s one of the newest zoological parks in the Philippines, which just opened on 8 December 2021.
Although not as big as the 170-hectare Cebu Safari and Adventure Park, the 40-hectare Clark Safari and Adventure Park is home to over 1,500 wildlife creatures including tigers, lions, bears, monkeys, reptiles, different species of birds, and many more. It’s still a real treat to kids and the kids at heart, especially to animal lovers.
Read on to know more about the newest zoo in Clark, Pampanga – from tickets to attractions and tips.
Clark Safari and Adventure Park tickets
There are different tickets for adults and children. See price list below:
Clark Safari entrance fee 2024
- Adults: (
₱999) ₱599 on Klook - Children (4 feet & below): (
₱699) ₱499 on Klook
Notes:
- Children 2 feet and below are free to enter the safari.
- Children over 4 feet will pay the adult price.
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Tip: If you book your Clark Safari tickets on Klook, you can save more with discounted ticket prices. Instead of paying ₱999 (adults) and ₱699 (kids), you will only pay ₱599 (adults) and ₱499 (kids). Plus, the voucher is valid for 180 days from the booking confirmation. Meaning, you can use it anytime within the validity period, which is great in case your plan changes. |
Operating hours
The park is open daily, from Monday to Sunday, 8am to 6pm. Last admission is 5.30pm.
How to get there
Clark Safari is located at 67 Jose Abad Santos Avenue, Clark Freeport, Mabalacat City, Pampanga, Philippines. It is approximately 2 to 3 hours away from Metro Manila by private vehicle. Refer to this Google map for navigation.
To reach the park, you can either drive a car or take a bus.
By car
Driving a car is the most convenient way to reach Clark Safari. You can drive via North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) and SCTEX, then exit 91 towards Clark. Drive to Prince Balagtas Avenue, then to Claro M. Recto Highway. Drive straight until you reach the safari.
Tip: Don’t have your own car to drive to Clark Safari? Why not rent a car with a professional driver instead? Prices vary depending on the type of car and the number of passengers.
By bus
From Cubao or Pasay, ride a Victory Liner bus that goes to Dau Terminal in Mabalacat, Pampanga. At the main road, find a tricycle that will take you to Clark Safari.
Alternatively, you can take the Genesis P2P buses from NAIA 3 or Trinoma that go to Clark International Airport. Then, you can take a Grab or taxi that will take you to the safari.
Attractions and amenities
Here are the attractions and amenities that await you inside the park:
1. Statues of animals
Marvel at the gigantic statues of elephants, giraffes, hippopotamos, gorillas, lions, and tigers. Don’t forget to pose for photo ops while you’re at it!
2. Wildlife creatures
Of course, what’s a safari park without seeing actual wildlife right before your eyes? As you explore inside, you’ll come across various kingdoms with specific species of animals.
Kingdom Panthera
At Kingdom Panthera, you’ll find the Bengal tiger, white tigers, white lions, spotted leopard, black panther, Arctic and Northwestern wolves, striped hyena, black-backed jackal, and jaguar.
Bear Kingdom
The Bear Kingdom features brown bears, hamadryas baboons, long-tailed macaques, patas monkeys, and African wild dogs.
Reptile Kingdom
Inside Reptile Kingdom, you’ll see African spurred tortoises, Philippine forest turtles, green iguanas, saltwater crocodiles, Samar water monitors, and butaan (Gray’s monitor).
Birds
There’s also a section where you’ll see different species of birds including parrots, doves, great white pelicans, hornbills, cockatoos, brahminy kites, and serpent eagles. If you want to have a photo op with them, you can proceed to the Photobooth Area.
More animals
Other animals you’ll encounter inside the park are zebras, meerkats, fennec foxes, servals, Taal rescue horses, and our very own Philippine deer.
3. Rin’s Petting Zoo
Aside from wildlife, the park also takes care of farm animals. Enter Rin’s Petting Zoo to see turkeys, goats, sheep, ponies, and chickens. It also has a koi fishpond.
4. Horseback riding
You can go horseback riding for an additional fee of ₱399. Do note that this activity is not included in your admission ticket.
5. Kids Spot
Let your kids have fun at the Kids Spot featuring colorful murals and spaces to play around.
6. Garden Area
Relax and get some fresh air at the Garden Area while appreciating the plants and flowers.
7. Banua Restaurant
Getting hungry after your exploration? You can chill and eat at the in-house Banua Restaurant. Affordable Filipino dishes, snacks, and refreshments are available here.
Friendly reminders
- You’ll be outdoors so it’s ideal to wear comfy clothes and a good pair of walking shoes.
- You may bring extra drinking water to stay hydrated but be sure to put it in a tumbler or water container.
- Observe proper behavior to avoid disturbing the animals and fellow visitors.
- You are not allowed to feed the animals unless there’s permission from the staff.
- Photos and videos are allowed but be sure not to disturb and disrupt the animals in their habitats.
- Follow the rules, regulations, and safety protocols set by the park.
Are you excited to explore Clark Safari and Adventure Park?
You may also be interested in taking your family to the top theme parks in the Philippines including Enchanted Kingdom, Sky Ranch Tagaytay, and Manila Ocean Park. Your kids will definitely enjoy The Mind Museum as well.