Singapore Zoo Breakfast

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  • Hours: Zoo open daily 8:30am - 6pm
  • Admission: Adults: S$45

Singapore Zoo Breakfast
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9:30 PM Saturday, May 25
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Singapore Zoo, located in the north of the island at Mandai, has the world's most successful orangutan-breeding program, and the largest social colony of these highly intelligent primates. Don't miss the opportunity to photograph and interact with the orangutans as they swing and climb in their naturalistic enclosure. You'll also have the chance to breakfast with these lively primates - truly an experience you'll never forget!

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Having breakfast with the Orangutans was very special, allowing to take photos also. Breakfast was filling, tour was only half day so we decided to stay longer and made our way home. Good day!

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This was a gift to my daughter son in law and there young son. The trip was well organised and good value for money.During the superb breakfast they had plenty of time to enjoy the Orangutans. They were so impressed with there experience at Singapore zoo they stayed for the whole day.

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A must do while in Singapore!
They picked us up on time and gave us some useful hints for our stay in Singapore.
The breakfast is a buffet breakfast that was really good, something for everyone. The stars of it the Orangutans are beauitful creatures. The keepers take a photo on your camera and their camera. Can be a bit rushed at picture time as they have quite alot of people to get thru. After the tour we were free to do our own walkabout of the zoo. If you finish at midday you can meet the bus to take you back for free or you'll have to make your own way back, which isn't too hard or expensive to do. We thought we'd be finished by midday but the zoo was so good we spent most of the day there instead.

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Practical Info

Several buses run visitors to the zoo from points in central Singapore. By taxi, the trip takes around 30 minutes.
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