Dubai Safari poised to welcome visitors back on Monday

Park is home to about 3,000 animals, including 111 newborns that arrived over the summer

Dubai Safari is poised to welcome visitors back on September 27. All photos: Dubai Safari Park

The park is home to around 3,000 animals.

The wildlife park welcomed 111 newborns that arrived over the summer.

Offering visitors the chance to see a wide variety of species and interact with a few, Dubai Safari Park spent the time it was closed to welcome a few more members to the family.

Dubai Safari Park gives visitors the chance to observe thousands of animals.

Dubai Safari Park has been working with local and international programmes throughout the year to introduce, incubate and exchange new animals.

The Park’s animal breeding programme has also added new animals before the start of the new season.

The 116-hectare park is home to around 3,000 animals.

Dubai Safari Park starts its new season on September 27.

The park is home to a drive-through hippo exhibit.

The park is home to 10 different carnivores and 17 primates.

The elephant enclosure.

Dubai Safari Park has a number of drive-through exhibits, including crocodile, lion, hippo and tiger.

Visitors can interact with a few of the park's residents.

In its new season, visitors can see new animals, such as the squirrel monkey, the Mona monkey, the Arabian wolf, and the northern white-cheeked gibbon.

Dubai Safari Park has reopened for its new season.

Dubai Safari Park is positioning itself to be a world-class attraction as travel starts back up and Expo 2020 Dubai opens its doors next month.

The wildlife park starts its new season on September 27 and anticipates a high flow of tourism in the coming months.

Offering visitors the chance to see a wide variety of species and interact with a few, Dubai Safari Park spent the time it was closed to welcome a few more members to the family.

A range of animal species delivered 111 offspring while the park was closed.

Dubai Safari Park has been working with local and international programmes throughout the year to introduce, incubate and exchange new animals.

The park’s animal breeding programme also added new animals before the start of the new season.

Visitors will be able to see new arrivals, such as the squirrel monkey, the mona monkey, the Arabian wolf, and the northern white-cheeked gibbon once the park reopens.

"The park offers an immersive animal safari experience that is among the best in the world," said Ahmed Al Zarooni from Dubai Municipality.

"Not only can visitors come face to face with diverse animals, including ungulates, carnivores, birds, reptiles, primates and small mammals, including several endangered ones, they also have opportunities to learn about their nature and habitats in detail."

Dubai Safari Park has several drive-through exhibits, including crocodile, lion, hippo and tiger.

The 116-hectare park is home to about 3,000 animals, including 78 species of mammals – among them 10 different carnivores and 17 primates – 50 types of reptiles; 111 kinds of birds as well as amphibians and invertebrates.