Serengeti Park Hodenhagen Map and Brochure (2022 – 2025)
Location: Hodenhagen, Germany
Years Active: 1974 – Active
Serengeti Park in Germany promises a wild ride – and not just on its rickety rollercoasters. This is where you ditch the sanitized nature documentaries and get a dose of the animal kingdom’s messy reality. Lions, giraffes, monkeys… they roam free, which means they might just decide to check out your car (or worse, use it as a bathroom).
Don’t expect manicured lawns and perfectly choreographed animal shows. This place has a rough-around-the edges vibe that some might find off-putting. But hey, nature’s not always pretty. Think of it as the gritty, uncensored version of a zoo.
Spring for the Safari Tour – it’s the only way to get truly close to the big animals. For an extra kick, bring binoculars. You might catch a glimpse of some animal drama you wouldn’t see from a distance.
Serengeti Park isn’t without controversy. Animal rights debates aside, be prepared for some unpredictable encounters. But if you want your wildlife experience with a side of adrenaline, this place just might be your jam.
Serengeti Park Hodenhagen Map 2025
In 2025, Serengeti Park Hodenhagen introduces Gozimba, the world’s first interactive roller coaster where riders control their own 360-degree spins and flips using seat-mounted wings. The park also debuts the U-Boot-Safari, an underwater-themed family attraction, and Ozeania, a new section featuring life-sized models of marine animals such as sharks, orcas, dolphins, and manta rays. The zoo expands its collection with Kordofan giraffes, takin, golden lion tamarins, and marmots, while operations extend through winter 2025/26 for the “Fantastische Welten” light festival.
Printable Serengeti Park Hodenhagen Map PDF 2025
Serengeti Park Hodenhagen Map 2024
Serengeti Park Hodenhagen Brochure 2024
Serengeti Park Hodenhagen Map 2023
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Serengeti Park Hodenhagen Map 2022
FAQ
What is so special about Serengeti National Park?
Serengeti National Park is special for hosting the Great Migration, where over 1.5 million wildebeest and hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles move across the plains. The park also offers diverse wildlife, vast open landscapes, and one of the highest predator densities in Africa.
Is Kruger national park better than Serengeti?
The main difference between Kruger National Park and Serengeti is that Kruger offers more accessible infrastructure and self-drive options, while Serengeti provides a more remote, wildlife-rich safari experience. Kruger suits first-time visitors and families; Serengeti is ideal for witnessing the Great Migration.
How much is the Serengeti park fee?
The Serengeti National Park fee is $70 per day for non-resident adults and $20 for children aged 5 to 15. East African citizens pay a reduced fee of about $10. Rates are subject to Tanzania National Parks Authority regulations and exclude 18% VAT.
What is the closest city to Serengeti National Park?
The closest city to Serengeti National Park is Arusha, located approximately 225 kilometers (140 miles) southeast of the park. Arusha serves as the main gateway for tourists visiting the Serengeti and offers access to regional flights, accommodations, and guided tours into the park.
