Serval Wildlife Arusha Tanzania

Animals at Serval Wildlife Sanctuary.

Serval wildlife sanctuary has quite a plethora of animals to offer that you get to play, feed and take pictures with like the African lions, tranquil colobus, majestic Masai giraffes, nocturnal bat eared foxes, exquisite elands, mischievous blue and velvet monkeys and some bird species like oafish ostriches and unforgettable and up-close interactions with the free roaming wild animals.

Entrance at Serval Wildlife Sanctuary.

Although Serval wildlife sanctuary that offers enchanting and one of a kind unparalleled adventure and gives tourists and other visitor a very up-close and unique and exciting experience compared to other places were these wildlife animals are found and can only be accessed through game drives, hot air ballon safaris,  guided walking safaris and horseback safaris like Serengeti national park, Tarangire, national park, lake Manyara national park Selous national park commonly known as Nyerere National Park among others, it is very affordable to have such unforgettable and once in a life time experience in Tanzania.

Entrance to Serval Wildlife Sanctuary is only USD 200 per person for non-Tanzania citizens above the age of 13 years and USD 100 per person for non-Tanzania citizens between the age of 12 and 4.

Serval wildlife sanctuary can also be accessed by other visitors at 30,000 Tanzania shillings for Tanzania citizens below the age of 13 years and at 100,000 Tanzania shillings for Tanzania citizens aged 13 and above.

How activities run at Serval wildlife Sanctuary

while visiting the animals at serval wildlife sanctuary with the intention to interact with them, keep in mind that animals have two mental models that drive them to actively seek out interactions; situation-based behaviors and integrations essential for survival.

Genetically induced or engineered behavioral reactions like finding food, maintaining good health and avoiding predators are examples of survival reactions. Situation based reaction then applies with animal interactions after all the above needs have been met.

Animals at serval wildlife are in good mental state since all these needs are met if not greatly and overly met by caretakers hence, they display situation-based behaviours resulting to positive interactions with visitors.