Follow The Tail Trail at Monarto Safari Park

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Two lions walking side by side through tall green grass in a natural setting.
Grab your free storybook “The Tail Trail” on entry to Monarto Safari Park and let your imagination run wild these autumn school holidays.

Embark on a storytelling adventure around the park and get up close with some of its main characters, including Asian Elephants, majestic lions, and charming cheetahs, to create your very own animal tales!

A story is waiting to be told… and YOU are the storyteller!

Poster for the Tale Trail featuring whimsical illustrations and text inviting readers to explore storytelling adventures.

Event details

What: The Tale Trail Storybook Adventure at Monarto Safari Park

When: Autumn school holidays; 12-27 April 2025

Where: Monarto Safari Park

Open every day of the school holidays 9:30am–5pm!

Pre-booking is now required for all non-members before your visit. Zoos SA members are not required to pre-book 

To book this Monarto Safari Park experience these autumn school holidays, go to Storybook Adventure School Holidays – Monarto Safari Park

 

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