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Amazon World Zoo
About
Amazon World Zoo is the largest exotic animal attraction on the Isle of Wight, featuring over 200 species including tropical birds, meerkats, penguins, flamingos, otters, and monkeys. Visitors can experience jungle rainforests with a variety of exotic birds, crocodiles, and penguins while learning about conservation efforts to protect their natural habitats.
Why you should go
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Interact closely with animals like lemurs and wallabies in open spaces
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Feed Koi fish for a memorable experience
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Enjoy a soft play area for children on-site
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Intimate sanctuary with a good variety of animals. You can get up close and personal with some of the animals. They all look well cared for. Staff are friendly and helpful. We spent over 3 hours there with plenty more to do and see.
Nice little zoo. A few of the enclosures seemed fairly small but overall they were clean. Small enough to get around in an hour. The indoor play was good but it was very busy because of the poor weather during our visit. It was hour slots with "nowhere to sit". Hot chocolate was around £3.50. And they say no food not purchase
Four raccoons on the loose after escape from zoo
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A zoo has released an urgent plea for help after four of its raccoons escaped their enclosure.
Amazon World Zoo Park is appealing for people in Sandown on the Isle of Wight to keep an eye out for the animals.
The head keeper has asked people not to approach the animals, if spotted, but to contact the zoo directly.
The four 18-month-old female raccoons are sisters and arrived at the zoo three weeks ago.
In a statement on social media, the zoo asked people living nearby to check sheds, bonfire piles, hedges and trees, explaining the animals typically sleep during the day and become active at dusk.
They explained raccoons are "not normally aggressive" but the sisters may be scared.
One raccoon remains in the enclosure and did not leave, the zoo added.
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Amazon World Zoo Park & Soft Play
About
Amazon World Zoo Park
is the Isle of Wight's largest exotic animal attraction and is a great day out whatever your age! Walk through jungle rainforests with colourful rare birds flying above you and crocodiles watching you from the pond! See unusual and rare animals like the Tamandua an Anteater that lives in the trees, Toucans, Marmosets, Penguins, Flamingos, Otters, Ocelot, Monkeys, Lemurs and manor many more!
Learn about the conservation of these fantastic animals and their rainforest home, ‘Secrets of Xenathra’ with Sloth just wandering past you in the trees. Visitors enter ‘Madagascar’ where you will walk amongst the lemurs, The lost temple lies forgotten, half buried in desert sand. here animals have made their homes within the ruins to escape the harsh desert sun. Visitors will be able to travel across a raised walkway to observe the animals in their homes! Animals you will find here include: Armadillos, Giant Tortoise, Fennec Foxes, and the mischievous Meerkats! All areas within Amazon World Zoo Park are wheelchair friendly and we have wheelchairs you can borrow if you haven't brought your
Amazon World Zoo Park
Visiting the Zoo
Amazon World Zoo Park is the largest exotic animal attraction on the Isle of Wight.
A huge range of animals and awarded Top Attraction by IOW Tourism. We have a large collection of South American animals and a huge range of animals from the commonly seen and loved marmosets to the more unusual and rare Tamandua , Giant Anteaters and Armadillo.
We have daily Meet the Animal sessions. We also have an onsite cafe, a gift shop and a large Jurassic themed adventure playground to keep the kids occupied.
Entrance prices
CHILDREN (3-14 years old) £16.95
SENIOR CITIZENS (65 years +) £16.95
4 FAMILY TICKET OFFER (2 adults + 2 children) £68.00
5 FAMILY TICKET OFFER (2 adults + 3 children) £85.00
Children under 2 are FREE
GROUP RATE (20 or more adults) 10%DISCOUNT
Booking in advance is not essential, however if you would like to book or find out more, click here to be taken to the website.
Opening Hours
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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