Safari Borysew Zoo, Wildlife park in Borysew, Poland

ZOO Safari Borysew is a zoological garden founded in 2008 in Borysew near Poddębice, Łódź Voivodeship, and it covers 25 hectares. It began on 15 hectares with 30 species of wild animals and gained official zoo status in 2011. Its collection includes white Bengal tigers, white African lions, reticulated giraffes, caracals and pumas.

The zoo opened in August 2008 on 15 hectares with 30 species of wild animals. In that same year the first Poitou donkey in Poland was born there, and white Bengal tigers arrived in 2009. White African lions followed in 2011, the year the site gained official zoo status; reticulated giraffes, servals and pumas came later. In 2017 the Polish Tourism Organisation named it Best Tourism Product.

The zoo's name links it to Borysew, the village near Poddębice in the Łódź Voivodeship where it was founded in 2008. In 2017 the Polish Tourism Organisation awarded it the certificate Najlepszy Produkt Turystyczny (Best Tourism Product), a distinction the park displays as part of its public image.

The zoo lies in Borysew near Poddębice in the Łódź Voivodeship, on a 25-hectare site, so allow several hours to cover it. It was founded in August 2008 on 15 hectares and gained official zoo status in 2011. Visitors can plan a full day around the grounds rather than a quick stop.

The first Poitou donkey born in Poland was born at this zoo in 2008, the year it opened. White Bengal tigers arrived in 2009, followed by white African lions in 2011, then reticulated giraffes, servals and pumas. In 2017 the Polish Tourism Organisation certified the zoo as its Best Tourism Product.