Which animals will you meet at Eriksberg?
The European Bison – Europe's mightiest comeback
When you see your first bison – a 900-kilo bull standing two meters tall at the shoulder – you'll understand why Eriksberg calls itself the Nordic region's largest safari park. This is the European bison, an animal that went extinct in the wild but is now preserved here in one of the world's most important breeding programs.
At Eriksberg: 45 bison, including a historic twin calving in 2012 (only the second time in Sweden)
Père David's Deer – The Chinese Prince
With their distinctive branched antlers and elegant movements, Père David's deer are Eriksberg's most exotic residents. The species was extinct in the wild, but here in Blekinge, 80 animals have found their home – the largest population in Scandinavia.
Red Deer & Fallow Deer – majesty in motion
400 red deer rut here every autumn, their trumpeting calls echoing across Mahraviken bay. The fallow deer – 750 individuals with their iconic white spots – are so comfortable in their environment that they often graze right beside the road.
Mouflon Sheep – Europe's wild sheep
Bengt Berg imported these mountain sheep from Austria in the 1940s. Today, Eriksberg's mouflon flock is considered one of the purest in Sweden – a living time capsule of European fauna.
How to experience the Safari park
Guided Bus Safari – Expert knowledge
Eriksberg's knowledgeable guides know every deer's territory, every bison family's history. They point out the eagle's nest, explain Père David's unique antlers, tell you how mouflon sheep survive the Scandinavian winter.
Bike Safari – Heart-Pumping wildlife watching
Combine exercise with magic. Cycle through the park, stop at "Utsikten" viewpoint (fantastic view towards Dragsö), feel the adrenaline when a bison bull crosses the road 20 meters away.
Sea Eagle Safari – Seek the sky's ruler
Follow an experienced guide to Mahraviken where the white-tailed eagles hunt. With 2.5-meter wingspans and weighing 7 ki# Scandinavia's Largest Safari Park Meets Nordic Luxury: Your Ultimate Eriksberg Experience
Just 2.5 hours from Copenhagen – where wilderness comes alive
