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Safari West, established in 1993 in California, is a notable wildlife preserve breeding endangered African species while offering luxury tent camping.
Opened in 1966 on the Longleat estate in Wiltshire, England, Longleat Safari Park was the first drive-through safari park to open outside Africa.
Located in Israel, the Ramat Gan Safari opened in 1974 and is notable for its 100-hectare African animal park and highly successful breeding program for endangered African elephants.
Established in 1969, Givskud Zoo is a Danish wildlife park renowned for allowing visitors to drive their own vehicles through large African savanna enclosures.
Located on the Woburn Abbey estate in Bedfordshire, England, Woburn Safari Park opened in 1970 and is one of the largest drive-through safari parks in the UK.
Blair Drummond Safari Park is Scotland's only drive-through safari park, located near Stirling and opened in 1970, offering close encounters with free-roaming African wildlife.
Situated on the Earl of Derby's estate near Prescot, Merseyside, Knowsley Safari opened in 1971 and is among the largest safari parks in the United Kingdom.
African Lion Safari, located in Ontario, Canada, is a wildlife park established in 1969 where visitors drive through large enclosures to view free-roaming animals.
