Will my car get damaged at Longleat?
Our cheeky monkeys may well climb on your car and can cause damage. Unfortunately, we can’t take responsibility for any damage or losses to your car including spoilers, trims, roof racks, number plates, accessories and parking sensors (which are their favourite).
How long does it take to drive through Longleat Safari Park?
between 2 – 3 hours
The Safari Drive-Through experience can take between 2 – 3 hours so we recommend leaving plenty of time in your day to experience our famous parkland.
Can you smoke in Longleat?
Can I smoke or vape at Longleat? Smoking and vaping are strictly not permitted at the Park, except in the designated areas in the African Village and adjacent to The Chameleon Tree Coffee House. Signs close to these areas will signpost them and they can be located via the Park Map boards or via the Longleat App.
Is Red still at Longleat?
Need to know: In the wild, male tigers play virtually no role in rearing cubs. As such, you can currently ususally spot Red in the purpose-built Tiger Territory paddock.
What happens if you break down in a safari park?
If you need assistance in the Safari Drive-through, you can raise the alarm by sounding your horn and switching on your hazard lights. Our safari rangers will aim to assist as soon as they can.
Do you have to use your own car at Longleat?
Longleat has many walkthrough areas to enjoy which don’t require you to have a vehicle. Adventure attractions include the Hedge Maze, Rockin’ Rhino, the Adventure Castle, the Longleat Railway and Little Explorers Garden.
Do I have to drive my car through Longleat?
Yes, you can bypass the monkey enclosure if you don’t want them on your car but in all honesty, you miss the best bit of the park. It’s so funny to watch them jumping from car to car and the chances of any serious damage been done is slim.
Can you walk around Longleat?
Experience this 2.8-mile loop trail near Warminster, Wiltshire. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 19 min to complete. This trail is great for hiking, mountain biking, and trail running.
What is Longleat worth?
Set in 9,000 acres of prime Wiltshire land it is part of an estate valued at £160million.
Are the tiger Cubs still at Longleat?
Endangered Amur tiger cubs, Rusty and Yuki, are thriving during lockdown at Longleat Safari Park. The 11-month-old brother and sister are the first to have been born at the Wiltshire wildlife attraction for nearly 20 years and are part of a European captive breeding programme for the subspecies.