Serval Wildlife | The Most Exceptional Safari Park Adventure
If you seek a captivating, unique, and exceptional adventure, Serval Wildlife is your perfect place! We provide a premium ecotourism safari park and accommodation.
Explore the marvels of the Serval Wildlife, situated in the Siha District of the Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania. Serval Wildlife provides a unique and exceptional experience, featuring a vast array of creatures like African lions, colobus monkeys, Masai giraffes, bat-eared foxes, elands, ostriches, and vervet monkeys.
The refuge is crafted to provide visitors an immersive experience, showcasing over 3,000 meticulously hand-planted unique plants that establish an ideal home for wildlife.
Serval Wildlife Tanzania
A visit to Serval Wildlife is perfect for anyone in search of a distinctive and enthralling experience. The sanctuary prioritises constructive and beneficial relationships with the animals, guaranteeing their wellbeing and safety through vigilant oversight by skilled caretakers. This location is ideal for nature aficionados, photographers, and anybody seeking to engage with Tanzania’s abundant wildlife in a sustainable and responsible manner.
The Serval Wildlife Sanctuary is conveniently situated a 60-minute drive from Moshi and roughly 90 minutes from Arusha, making it readily accessible for day excursions. A visit to Serval may be effortlessly incorporated into your itinerary, whether you are preparing to ascend Mount Kilimanjaro or Meru, or undertaking a safari, either prior to or subsequent to your primary expedition. Experience the stunning landscapes and distinctive wildlife encounters that render Serval Wildlife Sanctuary an essential attraction in Tanzania.
The Ultimate Wildlife Experience
Located in Tanzania’s remote Siha area on Mount Kilimanjaro, this wildlife refuge and luxury ecotourism resort provides an unforgettable and private getaway. Our villas, which are 1100 sqft (110 m2) in size, offer breathtaking views of Mount Meru and Kilimanjaro. Our rescued creatures can relax on the paver patios of each home. Direct revegetation of our hand-planted unique flora is essential to the survival of our animal inhabitants and our meticulously managed ecosystem. Regularly planting between two hundred and five hundred trees per month.
Ethical Wildlife Encounters
In accordance with the requirements of our animals, we are preparing 50 acres of our more than 1,000-acre refuge at a time. With the help of TAWA and TAWIRI, animals are ethically rescued from zoos and injured animals from the wild, and then taught natural behaviours in preparation for their eventual release back into the wild. The Tanzanian government owns the animals that live in our refuge, and TAWA frequently brings them to us when they are injured or orphaned.
To get our animals ready for release into TANAPA protected parks, where they will be able to thrive in their native environment, we rehabilitate and train them. In addition to protecting native species, our wildlife refuge serves as a site for reintroducing endangered species to areas of their natural range where their numbers have dropped drastically. With the hope of repopulating places that have been relocated.
The lions are the most recent addition to our animal release program. They were brought to us from other zoos because their mother rejected them when they were young. We have taught and restored these animals to health from their weakened state upon arrival. With the help of TAWA, these animals are gradually being returned to their native habitats.