Kosta Safaripark

Kosta Safaripark is a vast 200-hectare wildlife safari destination in the Småland region of Sweden, near the village of Kosta in Lessebo municipality. Visitors explore the park by driving through natural enclosures to observe some of Europe's largest land mammals roaming freely, including moose, European bison, and red deer, alongside wild boar, fallow deer, and mouflon sheep. For those who prefer a guided experience, the Hälgetåget Moose Train offers a scenic 45-minute tour accommodating up to 20 passengers. The park is also a conservation partner of the European Bison Conservation Centre, contributing to efforts to protect this threatened species. Unique glass treehouses elevated on four-metre stilts provide extraordinary overnight accommodation with wildlife views. Open daily from 10 am to 6 pm, Kosta Safaripark combines wildlife conservation with an immersive outdoor adventure for families and nature enthusiasts.