Myrtle Beach Safari on Oprah

Feed an elephant, interact with tiger cubs, watch an eagle soar and monkey around with great apes. Located of 50 acres of tropical paradise, this unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience can only be had at the Myrtle Beach Safari

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