COVID-19 UPDATE - MALHAM SAFARI 2021
Unfortunately Malham Safari cannot go ahead in 2021. We’re looking forward to 2022 when we can be back better than ever! You know what they say... absence makes the heart grow fonder ❤️ The animals can’t wait to see you next year!
Today would have been the last day of Malham Safari 2020, so we’re looking back at one of our favourite Safari creatures from last year’s Safari and looking forward to when we can safely bring the Safari to you again. Until then, keep yourselves and others safe - all the best 😊
I don’t know about you, but I’d love a piece of homemade cake and a brew about now, homemade by someone else that is 😂 Don’t forget that the Safari Cafe isn’t open today unfortunately, but don’t let that stop you eating cake today if you like though 😉
Who else is missing the duck race?? It’s one of the daily highlights of Malham Safari, but the ducks are having a rest this year and will be ready and raring to go next time 🦆
The Tiger Who Came to Tea is a classic book and much loved Safari character. He was requested by Kirsty Robinson - enjoy! If you have a favourite you’d like to see then let us know!
Today would have been the start of Malham Safari 2020. Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Safari WILL NOT be going ahead this weekend. Instead we’ll be bringing you a selection of photos from previous years to help you get your Safari fix!
IMPORTANT CORONAVIRUS UPDATE:
In light of the latest Government recommendation over Coronavirus, it is with great sadness we have decided to postpone this years Malhamdale Safari, which was due to be held at the end of May.
Keep yourselves and others safe.
Thanks to everyone who helped out with, visited and otherwise supported Malham Safari 2019 for making it a fantastic event and raising an incredible amount of money for worthy local causes!
We’ll be publishing details of Malham Safari 2020 in the New Year, so stay tuned!
Can you believe it’s been 1 week since the end of Malham Safari 2019?? These pictures should keep you going until the grand announcement of how many fairy doors there were! Tell us, what was your favourite creature this year??
Thanks to everyone who came to visit and support Malham Safari this year, and also to everyone who made this very special event possible. That’s it from the Mythical Beasts and Fantastical Creatures, but stay tuned to find out how many fairy doors were hidden... #malhamsafari
Beware - the Giant Bogweed is back!! He’s from a story written by the creator of Postman Pat about a giant who lived in the moors above Malham Village and terrorised the village 😱 See him at Malham Safari - last chance tomorrow (Wednesday 29th)!
Having a great day at #Malham visitors centre @DalesNPCentres there’s been stories about a magical tree, a
Giantess, a Loathsome worm and fairies. With 2 stories left, what will the children choose next? Stop off on the way to @malhamsafari.