Highlights
- Skip the Line admission to London Zoo
- Award-winning Gorilla Kingdom
- Come face to face with Sumantran tigers, Jae Jae and Melati, at the new Tiger Territory
- Walk-through exhibit with free-flying hummingbirds
- Free-roaming monkeys in the Rainforest Life Attraction
- Komodo dragon lair
- Giraffes and hunting dogs in the African enclosure
- Butterfly Paradise, walk through a giant caterpillar and immerse into a world of amazing and beautiful butterflies and moths from around the globe.
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Amusing gorillaOne of the gorillas that refused to come out much into the open because it was so coldPhoto by: Melody R04 2013 -
Beautiful big tiger on the ...The tiger came straight past us so we really got to see just how big it was. Fantastic to be so close and only ...Photo by: Melody R04 2013 -
ZSLpenguinbeach-11.jpgPenguin beach at London ZooPhoto by: Anonymous09 2011 -
Useful Information
London Zoo: Jae Jae Tiger
Hit the Beach and join London’s biggest penguin colony. Penguin Beach recreates a South American beach landscape in the heart of London, with stunning colonies of around 200 Macaroni and Humboldt penguins. The exhibit features a large pool with underwater viewing areas so you can see how our flippered friends fly under the waves. And a larger demonstration area with seating turns feeding time into an even bigger spectacle than before.
Meet the giant Galapagos tortoise that can live for over 150 years, and carry around huge, bony shells that they can hide inside if they feel threatened. Visit the fantastic Blackburn Pavilion and learn how Darwin's contemporary, John Gould, identified the differences between species of finches that Darwin brought back from the Galapagos, helping Darwin formulate his theories on evolution.
You can observe the behavior of the apes in the award-winning Gorilla Kingdom, and also come face to face with a group of Bolivian Squirrel monkeys in conditions akin to their natural habitat.
Travel into Africa and marvel at the giraffes via a raised viewing platform or check out the playful yet lethal hunting dogs. Be sure to observe the komodo dragons prowling their state-of-the-art lair, landscaped to mimic a dry river bed.
London Zoo is a leader in conservation breeding and reintroduction and, with over 1 million visitors a year, provides a unique opportunity to engage and inspire visitors of all ages!
Reviewed by Orla D, Ireland, January 2013
We really enjoyed this as there was lots of animals to see and my son is obsesssed with animals so he was delighted to go. There was a good sized shop at the end to buy some souvenirs. The only thing was the restaurant there was very busy we had to leave cos we could not get a seat so if u want to eat there i would go early as in before lunchtime. They are building another restuarent but that won't be finished for a few months yet.
Reviewed by michael s, April 2012
Excellent service, very helpful day out, was good. Will use your company again.
