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Longleat Safari Park, Wiltshire

Wheelchair friendly, can be borrowed as can scooter (book ahead).

Lions were introduced to Longleat by the 6th Marquess of Bath, and Longleat Safari Park opened up to the public, in 1966, to save the estate from being further broken up due to death duties and the massive expense of maintaining the it. Little by little different animals have been added and now Longleat's breeding programme of animals such as giraffe, zebra, and red panda, plays an important part in ensuring the survival of particular species. Disabled Access

The koalas at Longleat are part of an international endangered species program.

Ant eater mum with baby on her back.

Cheetah

Oryx

Vulture

Lion Cubs

Ostrich

Otters.

Pelican

Red Panda

White Rhino

Wallaby mummy and baby.

Grant's Zebra

Giant Otters

Crocodile

Anne, the rescued elephant/

Californian sea lions.

Bactrian Camel

Rothschild Giraffe

Hippopotamus

Lions were the first inhabitants when Longleat Safari Park first opened.

In memory of Nico.

Marmoset Monkey

Porcupine

White Rhino

Amur Tiger

Gorilla

European Wolves