Safari Animal Puzzles

African Safari Animal Puzzles

Animals of the African savanna, from the Big Five to meerkats, with herds, mothers and young.

The Big Five and the big cats

• big five puzzles: the five together at Kruger and on the savanna.
• lion puzzles: prides, cubs on the rocks, a kopje at sunset.
• leopard puzzles: a fig tree, a cub in the tall grass.
• cheetah puzzles: a sprint across the plains, a mother with cubs.
• elephant puzzles: Amboseli herds, the Chobe River, a calf in the mud.
• rhino puzzles: black and white rhinos, oxpeckers.

Grazers and river life

• giraffe puzzles: acacia treetops, a mother and calf at sunrise.
• zebra jigsaw puzzles: herds on the plains, a mother and foal.
• hippo puzzles: the Mara River, a lily pond.
• watering hole puzzles: elephants, zebras and giraffes at the water.

Smaller savanna animals

• hyena puzzles: pups at the den, a clan at dusk.
• meerkat puzzles: sentries on the red Kalahari dunes.
• ostrich puzzles: chicks in the sand, a run across the plains.

Other scenes: the Great Migration, wildebeest and antelope herds, a warthog family, a baboon troop, a serval, a caracal and Kilimanjaro above the plains.

Which Piece Count? At 500 pieces the animals guide the build; at 1000, golden grass and dust become the real challenge.

Formats and Quality Every design comes in 100, 200, 500 and 1000 pieces, in two finished sizes, 18.9 x 13.4 in and 26.8 x 18.9 in. Pieces are 1.9 mm thick and cut so that no piece fits a wrong spot. The image is printed by sublimation, each puzzle is made to order, and a missing piece is replaced free of charge.

For more cats, see our big cat puzzles. You might also like our desert animal puzzles, jungle and exotic animal puzzles and bird jigsaw puzzles, or browse all animal jigsaw puzzles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Big Five?

The lion, the leopard, the rhino, the elephant and the Cape buffalo: the five large animals of Africa that safari visitors most hope to see.

What is the Great Migration?

Each year, vast herds of wildebeest, with zebras and gazelles, follow the rains between the Serengeti in Tanzania and the Maasai Mara in Kenya. The Mara River crossing is its best known moment.

Are safari puzzles suitable for children?

Yes. The 100 and 200 piece versions suit young animal fans; the same designs come in 500 and 1000 pieces.