- Up-Close Animal Interaction: You can expect the rare opportunity to hand-feed reticulated giraffes from a specialized platform and observe Grévy’s zebras roaming freely across a landscape that resembles an African savannah.
- Diverse Local Wildlife: Beyond the African mammals, the park serves as a vital sanctuary for endemic species such as the Calamian deer, Palawan bearcat, and the Philippine crocodile.
- Private Itinerary and Transport: Choosing a private tour typically includes dedicated van and boat transfers from Coron Town, allowing you to bypass the crowds and often includes an afternoon stop at the striking limestone cliffs and caves of Black Island.
- Knowledgeable Local Guides: Your private guide will share the unusual history of how these animals arrived in the 1970s and point out specific residents—like "Al Faro" the giraffe—while explaining the ongoing conservation efforts on the island.