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Why visit Longleat Safari & Adventure Park?

Stand tall with the giraffes, walk on the wild side with lemurs and get up close with many of Africa and Asia’s majestic animals - this is just a fraction of what’s on offer at the UK’s No.1 Safari Park.

Here you can go back in time and experience over 450 years of history exploring Longleat House. Hear ghostly tales of the Grey Lady, marvel at priceless antiques and walk in the beautiful grounds and gardens created by the renowned 'Capability' Brown.

Get up close with some of the planet’s most amazing aquatic creatures at Penguin Island and Ray Bay. Take on the BBC Deadly Adventure at Longleat and test your mental and physical abilities in the Deadly Challenge, or embark upon the Deadly Safari and track down some of the world’s most incredible predators.

Exploring Longleat's Adventure Park

Check out the sea lion escorted Jungle Cruise past Gorilla Colony, walk through Monkey Temple and much, much more.

There are several opportunities to feed the animals at Longleat from the sea lions on the Jungle Cruise, the deer in the Safari Park, the giraffes in the African Village and the rainbow lorikeets in Monkey Temple.*

Join in with celebrations at Longleat in 2016

In 2016 Longleat, home to the Marquis of Bath, celebrates the 50th Anniversary of its incredible Safari Park. The subject of the BBC’s Animal Park for many years, Longleat was the very first drive-through safari experience outside Africa. The 6th Marquis introduced lions to his private estate in 1966 – we now have over 1,000 animals which we will be celebrated during, what will be, an incredible year.

Join us over the Easter period when we mark our actual birthday with great fun shows, parades and brilliant activities.

In June 2016, the park will be playing host to Elton John for a concert to celebrate the Park’s anniversary.

Later in the year, sees a Balloon Festival (September) and The Festival of Light, our stunning Chinese Lantern Festival, returns for a third time to top off a year of celebrations fit for a king!

Longleat will also be celebrating the Chinese New Year of the Monkey in 2016 with celebrations kicking off from February Half Term. Visitors will also be able to see the new Monkey statue which will take pride of place in the macaque monkeys’ drive-through enclosure.

Longleat Special Offers & Discounts

For full details and to save up to 15% on tickets, book online direct at the Longleat website. Simply click the 'visit website' link at the top of the page to be taken direct to the Longleat website where you can find out more about booking tickets, special offers and discounts.

*(Please note time restrictions and extra charges may be in place)

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