
Badoca Safari Park is a wildlife sanctuary and safari experience located in the Alentejo region of Portugal, near Santo André. The park transports visitors to an African savanna atmosphere, with a diverse collection of animals including birds of prey, primates, lemurs from Madagascar, Amazonian rainforest species, exotic birds, reptiles, and farm animals. Visitors can enjoy open safari drives, walking trails through themed areas, falconry demonstrations, and African-style rafting, as well as exclusive VIP experiences that combine guided safaris with dining. Badoca places a strong emphasis on wildlife conservation and environmental education, offering school programmes and animal sponsorship initiatives. With its wide range of activities, dining options, and family-friendly appeal, Badoca Safari Park stands as one of Portugal's most immersive wildlife destinations.