Africam Safari

NileGuide Expert Says:

This may be the best plan ever if you come to Puebla with children. Adults will have fun too!

Address:

Km 16.5 Blvd. Cap. Carlos Camacho
Puebla, Mexico

Phone:

01 222 281 7000

NileGuide Expert tip:

During the winter, the Night Safari is a unique oportunity to admire animals with night habits. You can see lions eating, tigers running and many more!

Description:

Africam Safri is the perfect place for people looking for adventure. Here you'll see more than 2500 animals from all over the world roaming free in habitats that encourages development. This park was created in 1972 by Captain Carlos Camacho Espiritu, a well known pro-enviroment benefactor, with the purpose of educate people about the protection of endangered animals.
In Africam Safari you will drive among giraffes, zebras, elephants, lions, deers, tigers, ostriches, bears and many others along for different sections designed to resemble their natural habitats. In here you won't see animals trapped in cages, you'll be the one confined to your car.
After the vehicular safari, theres a zoo with many activities like pony rides, a butterfly sanctuary, a cave full of bats and much more animals. It's impossible to depict here the amazing experience that Africam Safari is. Whether you're a kid or not, this is a once in a life experience.
All along the safari you'll also be able to admire the amazing volcanoes that surround Puebla. The Popocatépetl and the Iztaccihuatl are always there, unless is really cloudy. The Malinche can be seen from there to, but if you're really lucky and you visit the park on a really clear day, you'll see the tallest volcano in Mexico, the Citlaltépetl.
Africam Safari is about 11 miles (17 kilometers) from Puebla. If you don't have a car, there are many bus rides from many places all over Puebla.
Ask at your hotel or send an email to the park asking about the many rides they have to Africam Safari on the day you wanto to go. This is a whole day activity, but believe me, you won't regret it!

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