Chile's first safari — lions, tigers, giraffes and zebras!
Parque Safari Rancagua is one of the most surprising experiences Chile has to offer: a live safari with large wild animals in spacious enclosures, just 90 minutes south of Santiago. Lions, tigers, giraffes, zebras, and dozens of other species inhabit the park in environments that replicate their natural ecosystems, allowing close-up observation that very few places in the world can provide.
The tour begins with departure from Santiago in a comfortable vehicle, with a guide accompanying the entire group throughout the day. Upon arriving at the park, you board the safari — an open vehicle experience that drives through the different areas where animals live in semi-freedom. You can see African lions, tigers, giraffes feeding, zebras, and many other species, all up close and in complete safety.
In addition to the vehicle safari, the park has walking areas where you can observe smaller animals, exotic birds, and reptiles. There are also interactive feeding zones where at certain times visitors can participate in the keepers' routine — an especially memorable experience for children and curious adults.
Parque Safari Rancagua houses an impressive collection of wildlife: African lions, Bengal tigers, giraffes, zebras, hippos, rhinos, bears, wolves, pumas, and a wide variety of birds and reptiles. Each area of the park is designed to ensure animal welfare while providing visitors with an authentic and unforgettable observation experience.
Our groups have a maximum of 8 people, ensuring a personalized experience without the rush and crowds common in large tourist groups. Your guide will be with you throughout the outing, sharing fascinating facts about each animal, how the park operates, and the conservation story behind the project. It's the perfect program for families, couples, and any traveler looking for something different in Chile.
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“We booked Viña del Mar and Valparaíso, Valle Nevado and a Safari in Rancagua with her. … the tours they suggested fit our group's profile (we were 4 adults and 4 children), and she kept a close eye on timing (departure and return) so we could make the most of it.”
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“We went to Parque Safari and the El Yeso reservoir and loved the experience — learning the history and other curiosities about Chile. Karina and Sebastian welcomed us warmly, always mindful of our well-being.”
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“Escapada Tours is the perfect marriage of Tourism and Gastronomy, of Brazil and Chile, Karina and Sebastian! They don't do mass tourism. … It's a rewarding experience in little-explored corners of Chile, with a very Brazilian eye… Add to that the wonderful food prepared by Chef Seba… I recommend any tour with them — it will be unique, specialized, exclusive, personalized.”
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Yes, Parque Safari Rancagua is excellent for children. The experience is safe, exciting, and educational. Children are amazed by the large animals seen up close.
The park houses lions, tigers, giraffes, zebras, hippos, rhinos, bears, wolves, pumas, as well as exotic birds and reptiles.
The full tour, including round-trip transfer from Santiago and time at the park, lasts approximately a full day.
Yes, round-trip transfer from Santiago is included in the tour.
Yes, the safari is done in a specially prepared open vehicle for safely traversing the animal areas.
Our groups have a maximum of 8 people, ensuring a personalized and unhurried experience.
In certain areas and at scheduled times, visitors can participate in feeding some animals under the supervision of park keepers.
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