Safaripark Monde Sauvage

Monde Sauvage Safari Park

Le Monde Sauvage in Aywaille, 25 km from Liège, is a wildlife park that was established in 1973. Today, it is home to more than 1,000 animals representing 273 different species from all five continents. Along the 16 km of trails winding through the trees across the 84-hectare green space, you’ll find yourself immersed in the fascinating world of wild animals. The African safari, unique in Belgium, offers visitors the chance to experience a real safari in an area where the animals live in semi-freedom. Whether in your own vehicle or on the safari train, you’ll find yourself in a world of freedom, with vast open plains where you’ll pass just a few meters (or less) from the wild animals. An unforgettable experience! Le Monde Sauvage, however, is more than just a fun safari. Take a stroll and discover the aviaries, the Jungle Dome with its Mayan temple, the North American forest with its avenue of sequoias, Monkey and Lemur Island, the Owl Forest, the Bird of Prey Center, and plenty of new attractions.

More than 273 different animals.
A fantastic day trip with kids.
Just a 40-minute drive away