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New Jolly Kiddie Meal toys lets kids build their own Safari Adventure jeep

by Fanboy SEO · Published April 1, 2021 · Updated March 31, 2021

A fun adventure awaits kids this April as Jollibee introduces its newest set of connectible toys — the Jolly Safari Adventure ! With this latest offering, kids can have fun collecting toys that feature their favorite Jollibee and friends characters.

The Jolly Safari Adventure set consists of five carts featuring Jollibee and friends. Kids can move the vehicle forward to watch Jollibee sway left and right. They can also help Yum explore the great outdoors with his binoculars, by pushing him frontward to make his arms move up and down. Little adventurers can then assist Hetty in feeding the monkey on the ride by nudging her forward.

Twirlie also joins the squad with a feathered friend by her side. Jolly kids can push Twirlie’s car onward to keep her moving up and down. Lastly, kids can capture fun memories of their Jolly Safari Adventure with Popo as their photographer. Little adventurers can remove the strip behind Popo’s back and move him forward to watch him twist as the camera flashes.

With Jollibee bringing joy at home through this new and exciting set of toys, kids can find enjoyable ways to fill more hours indoors. The Jolly Kiddie Meal toy comes with every purchase of a Yumburger (P80), Yumburger Meal with drink (P100), Jolly Spaghetti (P95), Jolly Spaghetti Meal with drink (P105), 1-pc. Burger Steak (P95), 1-pc. Burger Steak Meal with drink (P105), 1-pc. Chickenjoy with rice (P127), or 1-pc. Chickenjoy with drink (P142), each with its own Jolly Joy Box. Kids can also complete the entire set of toys with a 6-pc. Chickenjoy Bucket (P609).

The Jolly Safari Adventure toys are available in all Jollibee stores from April 1 to July 15, 2021. Collect and connect all five toys by having them delivered to your home through the new Jollibee App, JollibeeDelivery.com, #87000, GrabFood, or foodpanda.

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New Jolly Kiddie Meal toys lets kids build their own Safari Adventure jeep!

A fun adventure awaits kids this April as Jollibee introduces its newest set of connectible toys — the Jolly Safari Adventure! With this latest offering, kids can have fun collecting toys that feature their favorite Jollibee and friends characters.

The Jolly Safari Adventure set consists of five carts featuring Jollibee and friends. Kids can move the vehicle forward to watch Jollibee sway left and right. They can also help Yum explore the great outdoors with his binoculars, by pushing him frontward to make his arms move up and down. Little adventurers can then assist Hetty in feeding the monkey on the ride by nudging her forward.

Twirlie also joins the squad with a feathered friend by her side. Jolly kids can push Twirlie’s car onward to keep her moving up and down. Lastly, kids can capture fun memories of their Jolly Safari Adventure with Popo as their photographer. Little adventurers can remove the strip behind Popo’s back and move him forward to watch him twist as the camera flashes.

With Jollibee bringing joy at home through this new and exciting set of toys, kids can find enjoyable ways to fill more hours indoors. The Jolly Kiddie Meal toy comes with every purchase of a Yumburger (P80), Yumburger Meal with drink (P100), Jolly Spaghetti (P95), Jolly Spaghetti Meal with drink (P105), 1-pc. Burger Steak (P95), 1-pc. Burger Steak Meal with drink (P105), 1-pc. Chickenjoy with rice (P127), or 1-pc. Chickenjoy with drink (P142) , each with its own Jolly Joy Box. Kids can also complete the entire set of toys with a 6-pc. Chickenjoy Bucket (P609).

The Jolly Safari Adventure toys are available in all Jollibee stores from April 1 to July 15, 2021 . Collect and connect all five toys by having them delivered to your home through the new Jollibee App , JollibeeDelivery.com , #87000, GrabFood , or foodpanda .

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Get ready for a holiday Animal EDventure.

Animal EDventure of Boynton Beach will hold its second annual Jolly Safari Guided Walking Tour and Safari Lights Walking Tour to celebrate the season and help rescued animals. Both events are held on Animal EDventure’s private property at 8545 U.S. Highway 441 in Boynton Beach, separate from the Animal EDventure Park near Bedner’s Farm Fresh Market.

Animal EDventure is a family-run business that rescues and adopts animals. Animal EDventure tours allow people to get up close and personal to meet and learn about the animals.

The holiday-themed Jolly Safari tour with Santa, his elves and amazing animals continues from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday through Jan. 2, as well as during days Palm Beach and Broward schools are closed.

Visitors can enjoy the Winter Wonderland, play in the snow, and take photos with Santa and his elves. Santa’s Workshop offers the opportunity to feed sheep and goats. Sloth Encounters and Kangaroo Encounters also are available.

Reservations for the Jolly Safari are required. Admission is $25; children under 2 are free.

Admission is $20; children under 2 are free. Parking is $3, cash only.

Both walking tours can be booked by texting 561-350-6948, or reserve the Jolly Safari at animaledventures.com/events or the Safari Lights at animaledventures.com/safari-lights .

Animal EDventure started in 2010 with the rescue of a horse named Kona from an abusive owner. Kona remains a focal point of the park. The animals appear at the park for just a few hours every Saturday and Sunday because their 8.5-acre home is elsewhere in Boynton Beach.

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540 Zoo Name Ideas to Launch Your Dream Zoo

Starting a zoo is an exciting adventure, and choosing the right name is crucial. A great zoo name can attract visitors and reflect the zoo’s theme or mission.

This guide provides 540 zoo name ideas to help you find the perfect name for your dream zoo.

Creative Zoo Name Ideas

When naming your dream zoo, consider these creative and unique ideas:

• Jungle Haven Zoo
• Wild Wonders Safari Park
• Fantasy Animal Sanctuary
• Enchanted Creature Cove
• Imaginarium Wildlife Park
• Whimsical Wildlife World
• Mythical Menagerie
• Adventura Exotica Zoo
• Mystic Creatures Conservatory
• Wonderland Wildlife Reserve
• Curiosity Cove Zoo
• Magical Menagerie
• Harmony Haven Zoo
• Dreamland Animal Park
• Discovery Domain Zoo
• Magic Forest Zoological Gardens
• Whispering Wilderness Zoo
• Creations Wildlife Sanctuary
• Fairytale Fauna Paradise
• Secret Garden Safari
• Mythical Voyage Animal Park
• Genesis Animal Kingdom
• Harmonious Habitat Zoo
• Fable Forest Wildlife Park
• Wonderous Wildlife Wonderland
• Whispering Pines Wildlife Sanctuary
• Enchanted Eden Zoo
• Whimsy Wildlife Preserve
• Fantastical Flora and Fauna Zoo
• Arcadia Animal Adventure Park

Cool Zoo Names

If you’re looking for names that exude a cool and modern vibe for your zoo, check out these options:

• Urban Safari Park
• Radical Animal Kingdom
• Chill-out Critter Cove
• Neon Jungle Zoo
• Streetwise Wildlife Reserve
• Funky Fauna Fun Zone
• Electric Ecological Park
• City Safari Sanctuary
• Rockstar Reptile Ranch
• Modern Menagerie
• Starlight Zoo
• Galactic Garden Zoo
• Vivid Vertebrate Gardens
• Edge-of-the-Earth Zoo
• Nova Nature Park
• Outlandish Outback Zoo
• Cityscape Safari
• Neoteric Nature Reserve
• Velocity Wildlife World
• Groovy Gator Gardens
• Urban Oasis Zoo
• High-Tech Habitat Haven
• Modern Wilderness Park
• Revolutionary Rainforest
• Hipster Habitat Zoo
• Swag Safari Park
• Urban Eden Zoo
• Cool Critter Corner
• Emerald Embrace Zoo
• CitySlick Safari

Funny Zoo Name Ideas

If you want to add a touch of humor to your zoo’s name, here are some funny and quirky suggestions:

• Laughing Llama Land
• Giggles & Grins Wildlife Park
• Chuckling Chimpanzee Sanctuary
• Whimsical Wildlife Wharf
• Guffaw Gardens Zoo
• Comedy Critter Cove
• Ha-Ha Habitat Haven
• Jestful Jungle Zoo
• Amusement Ark
• Tickle Town Animal Park
• Smirk Safari Sanctuary
• Giggle Grove Gardens
• Jolly Jamboree Zoo
• Chuckle Chain Zoo
• Snicker Safari Spot
• Humor Haven Zoo
• Chuckling Creatures Cove
• Giggle Grasslands Zoo
• Snicker Sanctum Zoo
• Whimsy Wildlife Whimsyland
• Laugh-out-Loud Land
• Groan & Grin Wildlife World
• Wacky Wildlife Wonderland
• Hilarious Habitat Haven
• Smile Safari Park
• Chuckling Critter Cove
• Whimsical Wildlife Woo-Hoo
• Guffaw Grove Gardens
• Joyful Jungle Jamboree
• Laughing Lands Zoo

Unique Zoo Names

For a zoo name that stands out from the rest, consider these distinctive and one-of-a-kind options:

• Zoetic Zephyr Zoo
• Quirky Quagmire Quarters
• Nebula Nature Nook
• Cosmic Critter Cove
• Celestial Creatures Conservatory
• Serendipity Safari Sanctuary
• Whimsy Wavelength Wildlife Park
• Aloha Animal Asylum
• Elysian Eden Zoo
• Beyond Borders Wildlife Park
• Luminary Lifeform Gardens
• Phantasmagoria Park
• Galactic Grove Gardens
• Enigma Enclave Zoo
• Aquatic Ambiance Zoo
• Stardust Safari Spot
• Esoteric Expedition Zoo
• Harmony Hemisphere Habitat
• Whispering Willows Wildlife Wonderland
• Fantasia Fauna Festival
• Tranquility Territory Zoo
• Ensemble Ecosystems Zoo
• Everglade Enchantment Zoo
• Solstice Sanctuary Zoo
• Panorama Park
• Cynosure Creatures Cove
• Apex Amalgam Ark
• Whimsical Warp Wildlife World
• Oasis Odyssey Zoo

Cute Zoo Name Ideas

If you’re aiming for an adorable and charming zoo name, here are some sweet and endearing suggestions:

• Cuddly Critters Cove
• Pawfect Paradise Zoo
• Snuggle Safari Sanctuary
• Sweetheart Zoo
• Charming Creatures Corner
• Loveable Wildlife Wonderland
• Cozy Critter Cove
• Bunny Blossom Zoo
• Whisker Whimsy Wildlife Park
• Fluffy Friends Fauna Park
• Cuddle Castle Zoo
• Chirp & Chatter Zoo
• Purrfect Pals Park
• Baby Animal Haven
• Butterfly Bliss Zoo
• Dreamy Dalmatian Den
• Petal Pals Petting Zoo
• Lovebug Wildlife World
• Fluttering Friends Fauna Festival
• Charmed Critter Cove
• Sunny Snuggle Sanctuary
• Floral Furry Farm
• Bear Hug Zoo
• Delightful Deer Domain
• Whisker Wonders Wildlife Park
• Lovely Llamas Land
• Happy Hedgehog Habitat
• Cute Creatures Cove
• Puppy Paradise Park
• Rainbow Rabbit Retreat

Clever Zoo Names

For zoo names that showcase ingenuity and wit, consider these clever and imaginative options:

• Brainy Beast Brunch
• Eco Enigma Enclosure
• Puzzle Planet Petting Zoo
• Smarty Safari Spot
• Whiz Wildlife Wonders
• Genius Jungle Junction
• Sharp Stingray Sanctuary
• Savvy Species Safari
• Riddle Roost Zoo
• Curious Critter Corner
• Witty Wildlife Wonderland
• Intellect Island Zoo
• Enigma Enclosure
• Mindful Menagerie
• Quirky Quest Zoo
• Smarty Pants Park
• Thoughtful Thrills Zoo
• Clever Carousel Creatures Cove
• Eureka Exotics Exhibit
• Whimsical Wisdom Wildlife Park
• Brainteaser Bestiary
• Riddler’s Reserve Zoo
• Inventive Insights Zoo
• Puzzle Paradise Park
• Intelligence Island Zoo
• Smart Safari Sanctuary
• Marvel Mind Mingle
• Enlightened Expedition Park
• Brainiacs’ Wildlife World

Short Zoo Name Ideas

Looking for concise and easy-to-remember zoo names? Here are some short and snappy suggestions:

• WildZen Zoo
• FurTale Zoo
• WildWhims Zoo
• WildBud Zoo
• PawVista Zoo
• WildNest Zoo
• RoarFest Zoo
• FurView Zoo
• ZenWild Zoo
• PawPlace Zoo
• JoyVibes Zoo
• FurVista Zoo
• WildRush Zoo
• FurNest Zoo
• WildView Zoo
• FurHaven Zoo
• PawFest Zoo

Catchy Zoo Names

If you want your zoo’s name to be memorable and attention-grabbing, here are some catchy and engaging options:

• WildWonder Zoo
• PawsAndPlay Zoo
• ZooRendezvous
• CritterCove Zoo
• ThrillTrail Zoo
• SafariSpark
• WhimsyWild Zoo
• AdventureAlley Zoo
• AnimalAntics Zoo
• WonderWildlife Park
• JungleJump Zoo
• ExploreEden Zoo
• RoarRidge Zoo
• ExciteExhibit Zoo
• WildWay Zoo
• GleeGrove Zoo
• WildWhispers Park
• CarnivalCritter Cove
• BuzzBurst Zoo
• RoarRush Zoo
• FurFiesta Park
• ZoomZoom Zoo
• WhirlWild Park
• ThrillTrek Zoo

Exotic Animal Zoo Name Ideas

If your zoo features a collection of unique and exotic animals, consider these distinct names that reflect the intrigue of your wildlife:

• Tropical Treasures Zoo
• Savannah Serenity Safari
• Amazonian Adventure Park
• Polaris Exotica Zoo
• Sahara Sands Wildlife Wonderland
• Rainforest Realm Zoo
• Arctic Oasis Zoo
• Majestic Mountain Menagerie
• Aquatic Awe Zoo
• Desert Dunes Zoo
• Coral Cove Exotics Exhibit
• Outback Odyssey Zoo
• Enigmatic Equator Zoo
• Tundra Tails Zoo
• Galapagos Gala Zoo
• Pampas Paradise Park
• Jungle Jamboree Zoo
• Everglade Eden Zoo
• Timberland Tropics Zoo
• Mystic Mongrove Zoo
• Temperate Terrace Zoo
• Borneo Bounty Zoo
• Monsoon Menagerie Zoo
• Gobi Gemstone Zoo
• Reef Rendezvous Zoo
• Nile Nook Zoo
• Savant Safari Spot
• Aurora Ark Zoo
• Wild Wings Zoo
• Celestial Creatures Cove

Safari Adventure Zoo Names

For a zoo that promises an exciting safari experience, here are some adventurous and thrilling names to consider:

• Explorer’s Edge Zoo
• Jungle Journey Park
• Serengheti Sojourn Zoo
• Wild Expedition Park
• Explorer’s Paradise Zoo
• African Adventure Park
• Safari Seeker Zoo
• Thrill Safari World
• Safari Discovery Park
• Adventure Awaits Zoo
• Savannah Safari Spot
• Wilderness Quest Zoo
• Trailblazer’s Zoo
• Roar & Explore Park
• Wildlife Trek Zoo
• Expedition Escape Zoo
• Pathfinder Park
• Adventure Safari Sanctuary
• Safari Spectacle Zoo
• Explorer’s Oasis Zoo
• Wild Discoveries Zoo
• Safari Adventure Haven
• Explorer’s Haven Zoo
• Thrill Seeker’s Safari Park
• Jungle Expedition Zoo
• Roaming Safari World
• Safari Explorer’s Park
• Trekker’s Trail Zoo
• Wilderness Wonders Zoo
• Explorer’s Element Park

Aquatic Zoo Name Ideas

If your zoo focuses on sea creatures and marine life, these aquatic-themed names are perfect for capturing the wonders of the ocean:

• Mermaid’s Cove Zoo
• Underwater Wonderland
• Ocean Odyssey Park
• Seahorse Haven Zoo
• Coral Kingdom Zoo
• Aquatic Adventures Park
• Deep Blue Discovery Park
• Marine Marvels Zoo
• Reef Reflections Zoo
• Wave Watcher Zoo
• Maritime Magic Zoo
• Seabed Sanctuary
• Whale Song Wildlife Park
• Marina Menagerie Zoo
• Sea Symphony Zoo
• Turtle Time Zoo
• Dolphin Delight Zoo
• Blue Horizon Zoo
• Shellfish Shores Zoo
• Marine Mingle Zoo
• Oceanic Ovation Zoo
• Waterworld Wonders Zoo
• Seafloor Fantasy Zoo
• Marine Melody Zoo
• Aquatic Amazement Zoo
• Fishy Friends Safari
• Sealife Safari Park
• Mermaid’s Melody Zoo
• Oceanic Oasis Park

Reptile and Amphibian Zoo Names

If your zoo specializes in reptiles and amphibians, here are some names that capture the essence of these cold-blooded creatures:

• Snake Safari Zoo
• Froggy Friends Park
• Lizard Lagoon Zoo
• Tortoise Trail Park
• Crocodile Cove Zoo
• Salamander Sanctum Park
• Toad Town Zoo
• Iguana Island Zoo
• Newt Nook Park
• Gecko Grove Zoo
• Chameleon Chamber Park
• Alligator Alley Zoo
• Python Paradise Park
• Axolotl Adventure Zoo
• Amphibian Acres Zoo
• Reptile Retreat Park
• Frog Haven Zoo
• Turtle Territory Park
• Croak & Crawl Park
• Slithering Serpent Zoo
• Hop & Hiss Zoo
• Gator Gardens Park
• Scaley Sanctuary Zoo
• Ribbit Ridge Park
• Amphibian Amazement Zoo
• Reptile Realm Park
• Hopping Hideaway Zoo
• Legged Lair Park
• Crawling Crypt Zoo
• Frog Pond Zoo

Endangered Species Zoo Name Ideas

For a zoo dedicated to the conservation and protection of endangered species, choose from these names that highlight the importance of preserving wildlife:

• Hope Haven Zoo
• Survival Sanctuary Park
• Preservation Paradise Zoo
• Rescue Refuge Zoo
• Endangered Eden Park
• Conservation Corner Zoo
• Guardian Grove Zoo
• Sanctuary for Survival Park
• Protected Planet Zoo
• Species Saver Safari
• Resilient Reserve Zoo
• Safe Haven Zoo
• Conservatory for Creatures Park
• Refuge for Rare Species Zoo
• Preservation Place Park
• Guardian Grotto Zoo
• Endangered Ecosystem Park
• Hopeful Habitat Zoo
• Species Sentinel Sanctuary
• Endangered Embrace Park
• Conservation Cove Zoo
• Rescue Rendezvous Zoo
• Survival Springs Park
• Protected Paradise Zoo
• Endangered Enclave Zoo
• Sanctuary for Sustainability Park
• Preservation Path Zoo
• Guardian Gathering Zoo
• FutureSafe Zoo
• Conservation Collective Park

Bird Paradise Zoo Names

For a zoo that celebrates and showcases the beauty of our avian friends, consider these names inspired by the enchanting world of birds:

• Feathered Friends Haven
• Aviary Oasis Zoo
• Wings of Wonder Park
• Songbird Sanctuary Zoo
• Flight Fantasia Zoo
• Perch Paradise Park
• Sky Symphony Zoo
• Avian Adventure Park
• Nestling Nook Zoo
• Feathered Flyers Park
• Beak & Blossom Zoo
• Flyer’s Fantasy Park
• Raptor Rendezvous Zoo
• Plumage Paradise Park
• Flutter Friends Zoo
• Aerial Oasis Zoo
• Songbird Serenade Park
• Winged Wonders Zoo
• Perching Paradise Park
• Sky Scape Zoo
• Rooster Roost Zoo
• Parrot Portal Park
• Azure Aviary Zoo
• Robins’ Rest Park
• Treetop Treasures Zoo
• Flight Flock Zoo
• Crested Haven Park
• Dove’s Domain Zoo
• Wingbeat Woods Park
• Hummingbird Haven Zoo

Interactive Petting Zoo Name Ideas

For a petting zoo where visitors can engage with and learn about friendly animals firsthand, here are some engaging and interactive name suggestions:

• Pet Pals Paradise
• Snuggle Safari Zoo
• Cuddle Cove Zoo
• Touch & Learn Zoo
• Interaction Island Zoo
• Curious Critter Cuddles
• Hands-On Haven Zoo
• Petting Zoo Playland
• Feed & Fun Farm
• Happy Hooves Zoo
• Paws & Playtime Park
• Whisker Watch Zoo
• Gentle Giants Grove
• Mingle & Meow Zoo
• Greet & Graze Park
• Feel & Friendship Zoo
• Tickle Tails Zoo
• Snout & Snuggle Safari
• Pat & Purr Park
• Whisker Wonders Zoo
• Groom & Greet Grove
• Playful Paws Park
• Roam & Relax Zoo
• Hug & Hop Zoo
• Touch & Tail Park
• Feed & Furry Friends Zoo
• Interactive Encounter Park
• Petting Peak Zoo
• Explore & Embrace Zoo
• Big & Small Animal Affair

Conservation-Focused Zoo Names

For a zoo committed to conservation efforts and raising awareness about the importance of protecting wildlife and their habitats, consider these names that reflect a dedication to conservation:

• Earth’s Guardians Zoo
• Wildlife Warriors Park
• Guardians of Nature Zoo
• Conservation Chronicles Zoo
• Preserve & Protect Park
• Nature’s Stewards Zoo
• Earth Advocate Zoo
• Wildlife Sanctuary Savers
• Earth Heroes Zoo
• Guardians of the Wild Park
• Harmony Habitat Haven
• Conservation Connection Zoo
• Wilderness Warden Park
• Planet Protector Zoo
• Conservation Coalition Zoo
• Wildlife Guardian Grove
• Green Guardians Zoo
• Earth’s Defenders Park
• Preservation Pursuit Zoo
• Wildlife Visionary Zoo
• Nature’s Allies Park
• Conservation Crusaders Zoo
• Wildlife Watchers Park
• Earth Advocacy Zoo
• Conservation Covenant Zoo
• Guardians of the Globe Park
• Nature’s Custodians Zoo
• Wildlife Warden Watch Zoo
• Earth’s Preservation Park
• Conservation Quest Zoo

Prehistoric and Dinosaur Zoo Name Ideas

For a zoo that transports visitors back in time to the era of dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures, these names evoke the wonder of ancient life:

• Dino Domain Zoo
• Prehistoric Paradise Park
• Dino Discovery Zoo
• Ancient Ark Zoo
• Fossil Frontier Park
• Dino Daze Zoo
• Primeval Park
• Jurassic Junction Zoo
• Dino Den Zoo
• Fossilized Forest Park
• Roar & Recon Zoo
• Time Travelers’ Zoo
• Dino Dreams Zoo
• Cretaceous Cove Park
• Dino Discoveries Zoo
• Prehistoric Path Zoo
• Mesozoic Menagerie Park
• Jurassic Journeys Zoo
• Dino Dynasty Zoo
• Triceratops Territory Park
• Raptor Ravine Zoo
• Dino Delight Park
• Ancient Wonders Zoo
• Dino Dino Zoo
• Stegosaurus Sanctuary Park
• Fossil Frenzy Zoo
• Dino World Park
• Jurassic Joy Zoo
• Prehistoric Playground Zoo

Night Safari Zoo Names

For a zoo that offers a unique nighttime experience with nocturnal animals and activities, these names capture the allure of a night safari adventure:

• Midnight Menagerie Zoo
• Nocturnal Oasis Park
• Twilight Treasures Zoo
• Dark Delight Safari Park
• Lunar Glow Zoo
• Starry Safari Park
• Nightfall Fables Zoo
• Shadowed Serenade Park
• Moonlit Majesty Zoo
• Starlight Safari Park
• Darkened Discovery Zoo
• Twilight Trails Park
• Nocturne Spectacle Zoo
• Luminous Landscapes Park
• Midnight Marvels Zoo
• Crepuscular Creatures Zoo
• Lunar Labyrinth Park
• Starlit Sanctuary Zoo
• Nightwatcher’s Zoo
• Shadow Safari Park
• Twilight Tales Zoo
• Lunar Legends Park
• Starshine Safari Zoo
• Nightfall Nook Zoo
• Glimmering Grove Park
• Midnight Mystique Zoo
• Silent Safari Park
• Nocturnal Natures Zoo
• Moonrise Menagerie Park
• Starlit Serenity Zoo

Key Tips for Naming Your Zoo

Naming your zoo is an important step. It sets the tone and helps attract visitors. Here are some key tips to consider:

• Reflect Your Theme: Choose a name that matches your zoo’s theme or mission. For example, if you focus on African animals, consider names related to the savannah.
• Keep It Simple: A simple, easy-to-remember name is more likely to stick in people’s minds. Avoid long or complicated words.
• Be Unique: Research other zoo names to avoid duplicates. A unique name helps you stand out.
• Consider Your Audience: Think about who will visit your zoo. Names that appeal to children might be playful and fun, while names for adults might be more sophisticated.
• Check Domain Availability: If you plan to have a website, make sure the domain name is available. This makes it easier for visitors to find you online.
• Get Feedback: Ask friends, family, or potential visitors for their opinions on your name ideas. They can provide valuable insights.
• Test for Pronunciation: Ensure the name is easy to pronounce and spell. This helps with word-of-mouth promotion.
• Think Long-Term: Choose a name that will remain relevant as your zoo grows and evolves. Avoid trendy names that might become outdated.

Final Thoughts

Choosing the perfect name for your zoo is essential for making a lasting impression. With 540 ideas listed, you have plenty of options to find one that fits your vision. Whether you want something funny, unique, or conservation-focused, there’s a name here for you. Use these ideas to inspire the perfect name for your dream zoo and start your adventure on the right foot.

Slava Velikiy, CEO of Rontar and GainRep, has over 20 years of experience in entrepreneurship, project management, and software development. Passionate about innovation and solving real-world problems, he shares his insights on entrepreneurship, leadership, and technology.

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Film star's unspeakable tragedy when 4 family members died in safari adventure accident

Helena Bonham Carter suffered an incredible tragedy that most of us could not begin to imagine, when four of her family members died while on a safari adventure.

The movie star, who has graced our screens in iconic roles such as Harry Potter , Fight Club and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, is honored for her ability to transform into any character from the script, no matter the context. Whether it’s fantasy like Alice in Wonderland or musical horror Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, she has no limits. But the celebrity faced a horror in her own life away from the cameras, when four of Helena Bonham Carter’s family members died in a Safari adventure accident back in 2008.

Helena Bonham Carter’s four cousins died in safari crash

Members of her family were driving across the Savannah, from Botswana to the Madikwe Game Reserve, in South Africa when the accident took place.

The VW Kombi they were travelling in, flipped off the road, as some of Helena Bonham Carter’s relatives were flown from the safari vehicle.

Her cousin, Graham, explained four family members were tragically killed when the minibus veered off the road. His stepfather, Mr Francis Kirkwood, was driving when tragedy struck, and sadly, didn’t make it either.

・ TRAGEDY : Award-winning actor dies just days after movie director’s death – ‘It’s a sad day’

Mr Kirkwood lost control of the minibus after it struck broken glass while driving at 75mph, and the back tire burst.

Seven of the family members were travelling at the time in the remote area of the African bush, and five of them were thrown out during the accident, with four sadly losing their lives.

Friends of the Oscar -winning star said the incident was an ‘appalling tragedy’ when headlines hit the news later.

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We took the sunset dolphin and snorkel cruise with Tim and it was absolutely unbelievable! He was a great captain and took us to so many great spots. We saw atleast 30 dolphins, snorkeled and saw rays, and a gorgeous sunset. Will be doing this again when we come back!

Did the three hour dolphin and snorkel ride for $99/person. Originally was supposed to go earlier but they called me the day before and said the weather would be bad and asked if we could postpone it and I am glad we did because the weather was much sunnier and less windy the next day. James did a great job as our captain. It's nice you can bring your own beverages and they have some snacks on board. We drove around key west stopping at a few points, then rode out to an area to snorkel for a bit where we saw tons of sponges and some little fish, and then head back toward Key West, into the marina, and then back to where we started. Honestly, we didn't see any dolphin until we were on our way back in from snorkeling, and it honestly felt like it was just pure luck that we saw one but thank goodness we did since it was the highlight of the safari. The boat was pretty nice and comfortable. There were 6 total people including Captain James. The front is definitely the best place to see things from, so try to get a seat there if you can, even though it's not under the shaded cover part. It's like $112.36 per person after tax/fees plus there's a big sign on the boat guilt tripping you into tipping at least 20%. It's fine because James did a great job and deserved the 20% tip (although if we didn't bump into that dolphin on the way in, I would've felt a bit ripped off for the price), but basically expect to be out over $130 per person for a three hour boat ride. This can get pretty expensive, especially if you have a family, and I would've felt ripped off if we didn't see a dolphin but luckily we did so it was a cool experience that I definitely recommend when the weather is nice, winds are calm. Their website had higher prices in the description than the $99 that was actually charged so I hope they don't raise their prices because that would get kind of expensive. Especially when I was just in Miami and could rent a 13 person yacht for four hours $1300 so $100/person plus tax and tip is about the most I would be willing to pay for this experience, especially since seeing dolphins isn't guaranteed so you are basically just paying for a 3 hour boat ride.

Snorkel area. Water was about 4 feet deep. Beautiful day. Lots of sponges.

We didn't do the actual dolphin safari, but instead used their charters for the Sandbar excursion. Honestly should have still been the dolphin tour for how many dolphins we did see! Absolutely a fantastic excursion with a wonderful captain. Loved being able to go out to the sandbar with the swing and relax in the water. They even gave out some snacks. Coolers are on board for any BYOB. A few slightly shaded seats on board. Can't really ask for more!

We took the 3 hour snorkel and dolphin cruise. The boat was a beautiful, spotless bow rider. The weather was amazing and the ride was gorgeous. But the absolute BEST part of this trip was the captain Jeff! I have to say, he had to be one of the kindest people I have ever meet. Book your trip and tell them you want Jeff's boat!! Thanks Jeff! -Marion and Karen

Best experience ever!! Our family had so much fun! Clean boat. Knowledgeable captain. Highly recommend!

Outstanding trip with the Dolphin Safari crew. We started at the beautiful Perry Hotel in Stock Island. Prior to departure we awaited the boat to arrive while having a lovely adult beverage at The Salty Oyster bar. Once we boarded the boat it was a smooth day to venture through key west. After viewing about 6-8 Dolphins we drove to a wonderful snorkel area to see the shipwreck below with tons of coral and fish. Our next stop was the Sandbar where we sat around and mingled with our family from Brazil to complete the day. Since we are locals and our day off, we really enjoyed the ease of this trip and couldn't of asked for anything more. Great trip and we thank the crew for a lovely experience. Must attend while in Key West !!! Book through or call the key west visitor center www.keywest123.com or text 305-296-8881.

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Debbie, thank you to share your awesome experience with us! We are thrilled to know that you loved it! This is what all this about :) Looking forward to have you with us again! From Dolphin Safari with love!

We had an Awesome trip. James was our Captain and did a great job providing us with a fantastic trip. We did exactly what we wanted to do and enjoyed a beautiful sunset with Champagne. I would highly recommend this company and hire James as your Captain. James is very knowledgeable of the area and provided us with great views and knowledge of the surrounding area. I would add this trip to your list of activities to do when in Key West.

I do not recommend this company. It was just a long boat ride. Not much to learn. Look for another company for sure.

Highlight of our trip to Florida! We (female 49 with 3 boys (2x15 and 11) travelled from Vancouver, BC to Florida for a trip to Disney and a short 2 day trip to the keys. Wanting to cram in as much as we could in a brief trip we booked a 3 hour boat trip with dolphin tours. Ed and Melanie were immediately warm and friendly upon arrival which made us feel so at ease and welcome. With Melanie as our captain, the chill and friendly vibe continued throughout our beautiful and relaxing boat trip. Melanie found us dolphins, a lovely snorkelling spot and a once in a lifetime sunset all while making sure the teens were comfortable (pee breaks, blankets, sofas, snacks and music). Was an absolutely fantastic and unforgettable afternoon!

Had a really good experience. We went for the $99/head dolphin/snorkel/sandbar experience and it was worth it! Total or 6 people in the boat, 3 hrs tour and really had a great time! They provide water, soda and snacks.

Thank you Melle for taking time to review your experience with us! We are really happy that you enjoyed it! Looking forward to see you again! From Dolphin Safari with love!

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21 of the best places to visit in Lapland

Whether you go for santa, snow, midnight sun or northern lights, lapland is the arctic of your wildest childhood dreams. here’s what you shouldn’t overlook.

> Most people go for the full-on winter deal: reindeer sleigh rides, dogsledding, snowmobiling, igloos and the Sami joik (folk music) sung around campfires in the blue of the polar night. But summer has its own quiet wonder, whether you’re striking out on trails in national parks where bears roam, picking cloudberries in swamps, or paddling to a tiny speck of an island in the undying light of a summer’s evening. Is the magic real? You bet.

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1. Meet Santa in Rovaniemi

So you want to see Santa? You’re not alone. Regardless of age, almost everyone who comes to Lapland wants to whisper their wish list into the ear of the jolly red-robed guy at the Santa Claus Village and Santa Park in Rovaniemi. Sitting atop the Arctic Circle, this glittery, elf-filled, Christmas-in-overdrive wonderland is where you can chat to Santa in his grotto, rattle off carols on a reindeer-driven sleigh ride, go on a husky safari, gawp at ice sculptures and just generally throw yourself wholeheartedly into the year-round festive spirit.

2. Go cloudberry foraging in Ranua

When the midnight sun shines, Finns go mad for cloudberries — and never more so than in Ranua, the world’s self-professed “cloudberry capital”. Walking among silent forests and swamps brimming with luscious amber berries is the ultimate mindful activity, revealing a side to Lapland few get to see. Here you’ll be alone with your thoughts, the wide-open skies and odd passing reindeer. Grab a basket and step out in search of rare Arctic berries that are born from winter snows and taste of summer sunshine. The brief season runs roughly from late July to mid-August. Visit Ranua can sort out foraging maps and apps and arrange guides.

3. See the light in Abisko

Oh, the lights! When conditions are clear and aurora activity is high, Abisko in the far, far north of Swedish Lapland is hands-down one of the most astonishing places to glimpse them. Jumping on the chairlift swinging up to Mount Nuolja gets you that bit closer to the heavens at the Aurora Sky Station , 900m above sea level. Here you’re bang in the centre of the aurora oval, and on a good night the aurora borealis ripples, dances and flashes above you. Night visits include chairlift tickets, Arctic-style overalls and boots, and a guided tour. September to April is peak viewing.

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4. Marvel at rock art and the aurora in Alta

In the crook of its namesake fjord in northern Norway, Alta delivers a blizzard of Arctic fun: whale-watching, reindeer sleigh rides, dogsledding, snowmobile safaris, aurora-chasing and igloo hotels — you name it. But the town also has two cultural showstoppers up its sleeve. First up is a world heritage stash of prehistoric rock art, best observed at the Alta Museum , where a 3km trail winds past outdoor petroglyphs, where extraordinary scenes of hunter-gatherer life are depicted in red-ochre paint. Just as unmissable is the Northern Lights Cathedral, a silver titanium twister, which seems to echo the swirl and shimmer of the aurora borealis.

5. Go paddle camping off Rebbenesoya

The rhythmic splash of an oar, the crunch of snow underfoot, the wind and the waves — it’s all you hear at the eco-minded Elements Arctic Camp on the island of Rebbenesoya. Bid the world farewell for a few days and embrace the silence of the north, glamping in an off-grid yurt and signing up for a two-to-three-day paddle camping trip with expert sea-kayaking guides Per Magnar and Lise Haug Halvorsen. As you dip your kayak into the inky waters of the Norwegian Sea, look out for white-tailed eagles, otters, seals, porpoises and dolphins. Whether under the northern lights or midnight sun, this is one trip you’ll rave about forever more.

6. Ride a RIB at Saltstraumen

The sheer force of the elements leaves you gobsmacked at Saltstraumen, one of the world’s strongest tidal currents, where 400 million cubic metres of seawater are forced through a 3km-long, 150m-wide strait every six hours. And never more so than when you are clinging onto a RIB (rigid inflatable boat), bouncing across whirlpools and rapids past dark, snow-frosted mountains, with icy spray lashing your face. This is also a place of geological and wildlife wonders. When the boat slows, keep an eye out for sea eagles, porpoises and puffins, and the spectacularly buckled and contorted strata of the Caledonian Fold Belt.

7. Stay in an igloo

Igloos are two a penny in Lapland, but Sweden’s Icehotel is the original and, some say, the best. This is the full-on snowglobe fantasy: each winter, ice drawn from the Torne River is carved with a keen artistic eye into one-of-a-kind igloos that are pure Narnia stuff. Thermal sleeping bags and reindeer hides keep off the chill, as do pre-breakfast saunas and hot grog. It’s magic in winter, but you can, should you so wish, sleep on ice here year round. Activity-wise, it’s a phenomenal base for snowmobile safaris, dogsledding and northern lights hunting in winter, or moose safaris, river fishing and rafting in summer.

8. Eat on the edge of the world

Imagine what the world’s top chefs could come up with if they had the space, elements and raw produce of the Arctic at their disposal. Hosted by Valentine Warner, the Kitchen on the Edge of the World on the island of Moskenesoya in Norway’s Lofoten archipelago has nailed it. High-punching guest chefs such as Nuno Mendes, Angela Hartnett and Niklas Ekstedt are taken out of their comfort zone and thrown headfirst into the culinary wilds. But days here are about more than fine dining. Come to fish (these waters have long been famous for meaty cod), forage, craft, cook and sample the flavours of these islands reinvented in menus presented with panache.

9. Snowmobile on Lake Inari

Far from the Santa madness, Finnish Lapland takes a sharp swerve into proper wilderness in its remotest northern reaches, where winter snows fall thick and fast and the aurora borealis regularly pop out to play. Nudging the Norwegian and Russian borders, Lake Inari is ravishing when wrapped in its winter blanket of snow. The frozen lake and its surrounding fells and forests are best explored on a snowmobile safari from December to April. Go for a couple of hours or, even better, on an overnight expedition. The stillness of this landscape really charms when you switch off the engine and, for a split second, find yourself alone in the deep blues and whites of the polar night.

10. Go off the beaten track in Urho Kekkonen National Park

Santa hangs out in Rovaniemi these days, but his spiritual home is the forested, 486m peak of Korvatunturi, which pops up above the reindeer-dotted fells of Urho Kekkonen National Park. The at-one-with-nature flavour of this park on the Russian border chimes perfectly with the Finnish love of silence, solitude and untouched wilderness. Days here are spent communing with the green gods: walking in spruce forests frequented by bears, moose, lynx and reindeer, crossing Arctic fells as golden eagles swoop overhead, wild camping under starry night skies or bedding down in rustic huts. In winter, hiking gives way to terrific cross-country skiing.

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11. Ski at Yllas

Height isn’t everything. The fell of Yllas in Finnish Lapland tops out at a modest 718m, but, trust us, the skiing is sensational and the slopes refreshingly uncrowded. At 150km north of the Arctic Circle, the snow here is pristine and abundant — perfect whether you want to dash downhill on one of 63 slopes (including the country’s longest at 3km), cross-country ski through ice-sculpted forests in quiet exhilaration, or find deep powder telemarking or off-piste skiing. Many of the slopes are floodlit for dark polar nights, and the northern lights sometimes add an extra shot of magic. For a wacky warm-up, get a group together for a steamy ride on the world’s only sauna gondola.

12. Ride with reindeer in Rovaniemi

There sure are faster ways of zipping around the snowy wilds of the Arctic, but none channels your inner Rudolf-loving child more than a reindeer sleigh ride near Santa’s home in Rovaniemi. Swaddled in blankets and hides, you’ll glide through Christmassy, snow-daubed forests in glorious slow motion. As the panting reindeer pick up speed, the frozen landscapes become but a monochrome blur. Most trips include a quick farm visit, where you can meet Sami herders, feed the reindeer and learn more about these beautiful creatures.

13. Go dogsledding in Kiruna

Gliding across a freshly draped blanket of snow, with a team of yelping, panting, run-hungry huskies pulling your sled, is as close as you’ll get to flying without actually taking off. Give “mushing” a whirl yourself and you’ll soon click into a rhythm that resonates with your deeper nature: intuitively leaning into the bends and placing your wholehearted trust in the dogs. Kiruna, Sweden’s northernmost town, is dogsledding central. Here you can let a guide lead the way through forests and across the frozen tundra, or head properly out into the white wilderness with your own team of huskies on a multi-day mushing expedition.

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14. Tune into Sami culture in Jokkmokk

The spirit of Swedish Lapland’s indigenous, reindeer-herding Sami people is felt most keenly in Jokkmokk, host of February’s 400-year-old winter market. This event is the all-out Arctic dream, with reindeer racing, folk music and traditional costume, dancing, joik concerts, crafts fashioned from reindeer hides and antlers, and street food (think reindeer and elk kebabs). Year round, you can get a taste of Sami life by following reindeer herders to their winter pastures, ice fishing on a frozen lake and listening to stories and songs beside an open fire in a lavvu tent.

15. Hike the Kungsleden

Want to give civilisation the slip? Hook onto the 440km Kungsleden (King’s Trail), taking a deep dive into a middle-of-nowhere wilderness in Swedish Lapland that’s beyond the realms of most maps and imaginations. Heading through Sami reindeer-herding lands, this tough nut of a trail wends from Abisko in the north to Hemavan in the south. The 28 stages are a “greatest hits” of Arctic scenery, wowing you with raging rivers, forests where bears, wolves and elk roam, glacial valleys, lakes and Sweden’s highest peak; the 2,103m Kebnekaise. This is the back-to-nature dream: you’ll bathe in streams and sleep in a tent or one of the off-grid cabins en route (this being Sweden, some have wood-fired saunas to ease weary bones). The best time to hike it is from late June to early September.

16. Embrace the Arctic in Tromso

You really feel the heartbeat of the Arctic at 69 degrees north in Tromso, which peers out across frigid fjords and mountains that remain dusted in snow for much of the year, and is regularly treated to phenomenal displays of northern lights. The city would have been the last thing many a great Arctic explorer (Amundsen and Nansen among them) saw before launching into the storm-tossed Norwegian Sea en route for the North Pole, as recounted in the Polar Museum. Architecturally, the spirit of the north is captured in the snow-white, crystalline Arctic Cathedral, illuminated by icicle-like chandeliers.

17. Drive Sweden’s Wilderness Road

Lapland seems vaster and lonelier than ever on the 370km Vildmarksvagen (Wilderness Road) between Stromsund and Vilhelmina. How remote? Let’s just say that Sweden’s largest bear population roams these starkly beautiful peaks, which roll away to the barren, reindeer-dotted Stekenjokk mountain plateau. Lapland’s highest paved road swings past caves and underground rivers, birch forests and nature reserves, the Marsfjallen mountains, and crash-bang waterfalls like Hallingsafallet, which plunges 43m to Sweden’s longest canyon. Plan your trip carefully as accommodation, petrol stations and shops can be thin on the ground in some places. The road goes with the snow and is best driven from June to mid-October.

18. Chill out ice floating in Rovaniemi

If you think wild swimming is a bit out there, it doesn’t get more bonkers than ice floating under the flashes of the northern lights. An ice-rescue suit is your saviour on these guided floats, which happen at a secret location with minimal light pollution near Rovaniemi. Drifting on an iceberg-choked lake in the dead of night might sound intrepid, but it’s surprisingly peaceful. And even if the aurora borealis is a no-show, you’ll feel a weightless wonder in the icy waters as the stars glitter above or snowflakes, light as feathers, fall down to brush your face.

19. Hit the beach at Haukland

Think of the Arctic and you don’t necessarily think beaches, but Haukland on the island of Vestvagoy in the Lofoten archipelago will make you reconsider. No Instagram post or Photoshopped shot can ever do justice to the mind-blowing moment when you clap eyes on this deliriously beautiful beach, with granite mountains flinging up above a creamy scoop of sand that dissolves into a sea that’s every shade of blue on the colour chart. Come to catch a perfect peach of a sunset, to wild camp and sea kayak — whether under the midnight sun in summer or the northern lights in winter.

20. Go snowshoeing in Korouoma Canyon

Southern Finnish Lapland is often overlooked, with most folk hitting Rovaniemi then swinging north. But the 30km-long Korouoma Canyon is beautiful beyond belief in winter, when its falls freeze in great curtains of shimmering blue ice, several metres tall. The nature reserve is ice-climbing heaven, but it’s also a joy to explore by snowshoe. Full-day guided tours take you into the powder and through the canyon, with all gear, transport, lunch and hot drinks included. Look out for the tracks of Arctic hares, moose, reindeer and wolves as you pad quietly through the snow.

21. Kayak the Lulea archipelago

All is forest and water, green and blue. Swedish Lapland’s Lulea archipelago can only really be explored with a kayak paddle in your hand. Here the country’s northeast coast splinters into 1,312 islands and skerries — this is a special place of silence and still waters, where the only sound is the gentle splash of your oar. Go kayaking here from June to September for long, bright days, maximising your chance of spotting the birds and wildlife that call Lulea home: black guillemots, ringed plovers and seals, and the moose, bears and reindeer that swim between the islands. Even with a lifetime on your hands, you’ll only ever be able to scratch the surface.

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Empty Quarter Group Desert Safari Every Tuesday, Thursday Salalah

• Bottled water
• Pick and Drop from hotel
• Experienced Omani guide who can speak English, Italian and Arabic
• Transport by 4WD vehicle
• Entry/Admission - Wadi Dawkha
• Entry/Admission - Salalah
• Anything not mentioned in Inclusions
• Gratuities / Tips are welcomed but not included in mentioned price
• Entrance fees to Ubar archeological site (3 OMR per Person)
• Complimentary Pick up from any hotel / apartment / villa in Salalah, Oman and from Hawana Salalah area. In case of pick up from Mirbat or Hinu Bay, additional pick up charges will be applicable.
• Salalah Airport, Salalah Oman
• Salalah port
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Not recommended for travellers with back problems
• Not recommended for pregnant travellers
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Most travellers can participate
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This experience requires a minimum number of travellers. If it’s cancelled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 100 travellers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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• Trip11434721248 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Day in the Desert Abo Salim was our guide for the afternoon and gave us plenty of time to take photographs, even taking some beautiful ones for us. He was a skilled driver in the dunes and treated us to karak tea. Thank you for a special afternoon in the desert! Read more Written 24 May 2024
• G5609QUgrantm 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Woop woop!! Views were amazing! Guide was super friendly, helpful and knowledgeable! Entire experience was just exceptional! Literally felt like waking up from a pleasant dream! Read more Written 21 May 2024
• Nurdaulet M 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Salalah is indeed beautiful. Amazing tour, amazing guide and amazing places we went to. Recommend it Thanks to Abo Salim for a positive experience!!! Read more Written 20 May 2024
• O7493AZpatrickf 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Salalah City Tour with Abo Salim Wonderful trip. Abo Salim was an excellent guide, very knowledgable and most pleasant company. He was very flexible and tailored our itinerary to suit us, on his advice. Highlights for us were the fish souk, where we bought the most wonderful lobster, freshly cooked, which Abo Salim arranged for us to eat at a small restaurant later in the afternoon when we were on the desert safari; buying fresh coconut to drink at a stall. We really loved the trip and highly recommend it. Read more Written 19 May 2024
• klaasm2013 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great tour recommend A wonderful trip into the dessert with a great driver.Mr Tahir. He told and explained everything and stops were ever you want to take pictures ect With this tour you visit two world heritage sites and have a beautiful sunset i would highly recommend it Read more Written 15 May 2024
• Excursion05972154544 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Private Tour you feel satisfied and would like to come again I had great experience of Dhofar thanks to the nice tour guide, Mr. Ali full of hospitality. He heard about my preference & expectation, and then suggested the places to visit considering the time and route in spite of ad-hoc request for trip. Also on the way, he explained about the background and history - not only grand generation but also a decade ago -, which helped me understand what I am seeing here and now. Half-day trip is not enough to enjoy full of Dhofar, but in spite of it, I felt quite satisfied. I'll definitely come again for longer stay, and would like to request the tour again. Read more Written 9 May 2024
• Crina C 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing experience, definitely recommended Amazing experience and even more amazing tour guide - شكرا Abo Salim 😁 for keeping up with my 1000 pictures/videos and questions. As solo traveler might be difficult to find tours around Salalah for an acceptable price. I was a bit disappointed and almost given up when I’ve found this agency offering to share the tour with another person for a reasonable price. I would however recommend to visit during khareef season when the nature comes to life with green trees and waterfalls - July - August Read more Written 28 April 2024
• angelexploring 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Very nice experience Very nice experience with Abo Salim as our tour guide. Absolutely breathtaking views off the beaten track, amazing beaches that would never have been able to find without his local knowledge. Read more Written 27 April 2024
• Curious673166 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles April Salalah A great tour, beautiful scenery, well organized Special thanks to our guide Mohammed Ali, who did a great job We’ll definitely be back in August to see the waterfalls and green mountains Read more Written 27 April 2024
• 13eddyi 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great Tour and Guide The tour guide Abo Salim was very welcoming and took great care of our needs. At some spots we were a bit faster and at some slower. In the end of the day, Abo took us back to a Museum that we wanted to see in more detail. The tour overall has interesting major landmarks and was worth it for me. As a general remark, note that waterfalls are only flowing and trees are only green in monsoon time. Read more Written 19 April 2024
• yrazaq81 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles West Salalah Mr Abdul Azeez was an excellent tour guide. He took us everywhere on the west side, very good English and answered any questions. He was very presentable, kind and helpful. His driving was also excellent and we all felt very safe. He gave us enough time to roam around rather than dictating how long we can spend at each location. I highly recommend him. Read more Written 14 April 2024
• Journey598402 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic trip to the empty quarter We had a fantastic sunset tour to the empty quarter. We had an excellent guide, Abo Salim, who guided us to 2 Unesco sites, the Fankincense trees and the list city of Ubar. Afterwards he drove us to the deserts sanddunes where, Abo Salom drove us to the highest peak to watch the magnificent sunset! Driving back, we had a good dinner and plenty of funny calel stories! Thanks Abu for the day!! Betty & Joël Read more Written 13 April 2024
• michelboulad88 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A Great Day with a Great Guide Mr. Ahmad Had a wonderful day with Ahmad as our Tour Guide (he's Omani from Salalah). Car is clean. Driving is smooth. Guide is knowledgeable and interesting to talk to. Highlight was Jabal Samhan and the view from up there. A very nice half day. Read more Written 13 April 2024
• sanju2205 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Awesome Our tour guide Mr Mohamed Ali was gem of a person , very accommodating and always keen to provide info of the places visiting , going out of the way always . Highly recommended Read more Written 13 April 2024
• Zznyad 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Short but amazing experience We booked a half day East Salahlah tour. Our guide Majid Qahour was an excellent and generous tour guide. He was also knowledgable about Salahlah local history and was also accommodating to us. We visited the cliffs with amazing beach view and cool breeze, especially enjoyed the Koofan heritage house in Taqah where Majid interpreted for us, and we also enjoyed the boat ride in Wadi Darbat. It's an overall amazing experience and we hope to visit again! ☺️ Read more Written 12 April 2024

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