On 16 March 1944, the boat was ordered to patrol off Norway during Operation Foremost due to fears that the  might sortie to Germany for repairs; after three days, however, the British Admiralty realized that the battleship would not move out, and Safari was recalled. She then conducted training exercises for the rest of the war.
On 16 March 1944, the ship was assigned to watch off Norway as part of Operation Foremost because there were concerns it might sail to Germany for repairs; however, after three days, the British Admiralty decided the battleship wouldn't move out, and Safari was recalled. She then engaged in training exercises until the end of the war.