Wednesday night Night Safari Entrance and Transfer 5.17.2023. 4 hours
Walk or ride through Singapore’s Night Safari in the evening, when the nocturnal animals are active. Concentrate on the animals that interest you the most in the seven natural habitats. See animals as large as Asian elephants and as tiny as civets. Observe exotic creatures, including fishing cats, binturongs (bearcat) and babirusas (deer-pig).
Wander about the Singapore Night Safari during the evening when many of the animals are most active. This unique perspective of the natural world is the only way to observe nocturnal creatures that typically sleep during the day. You can either walk along the winding paths or ride through the grounds in an open-air tram, stopping at up to seven different habitats. The enclosures will be dimly illuminated for excellent views without disturbing the animals. You might travel the trail that recreates a nighttime trek through the jungle or the trail that passes through the collection of wildlife indigenous to Southeast Asia. As an alternate, you may watch clouded leapards. Asian elephants, tapirs and scaly anteaters known as pangolins. There are also aviaries with Malayan flying foxes and giant flying squirrels living among the many birds. Other popular animals in the zoo that are active at night include Asiatic black bears, hippopotamuses, barking deer and African lions.
Our tour left the ship shortly after 6:00. Traffic was a bit heavy on the highway. We were able to see the 7:30 show which made our guide happy. After the show, he wanted us all on the same tram, but everyone was rushing to the trams so he sent us on. The tram was okay. You could not use a flash and thus there aren't clear pictures. After the tram, which I did with Krista and Tim, I went for a walk along the closest path with Mary and Don from Wilmington, NC. The best part of our walk was seeing the Tasmanian Devils playing.
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