See the orangutans at Singapore Zoo on a morning tour from Singapore, with the option of enjoying a wild breakfast with these fascinating animals. Singapore Zoo 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. And if you choose to eat breakfast with the orangutans it will be an experience you'll never forget.
Highlights
- Seeing the orangutans in their naturalistic enclosure
- Optional Wild Breakfast at the Zoo (if selected)
- Exploring Singapore Zoo's landscaped gardens by tram
- Commentary from your English-speaking licensed guide
- Comfortable air-conditioned transport across the island to Mandai
Recent Photos of this Tour
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My mom, my relatives and I ...breaking bread with the Orang-UtangsPhoto by: Lelany R06 2012 -
IMG_1510Great day at Singapore Zoo.Photo by: Mark E04 2012 -
The beautiful white tigerWhat more can i say! what a gorgeous creature!Photo by: Yildiz Z11 2010 -
OrangutanOrangutan babyPhoto by: Susan AAustralia, 07 2010 -
Boats on lakeBoats used for boat ride at ZooPhoto by: Susan AAustralia, 07 2010 -
Breakfast up closeThis is one of the many beautiful gentle Orangutans who wander around the zoo, and come to visit for a photo while you ...Photo by: Javier P07 2010 -
Singapore ZooBeautiful White Tigers at the Singapore ZooPhoto by: Ryan DAustralia, 02 2010 -
Breakfast TimeEsther, Xara, Lisa and Stu. Celebrating Stu's birthday by having breakfast with the Orangutans. We were taking so many ...Photo by: Esther BUnited Kingdom, 08 2009 -
Elephant RideXara having her elephant ride, but not on the elephant she wanted to go on!Photo by: Esther BUnited Kingdom, 08 2009 -
MeSingapore Zoo.Photo by: Patricia BUnited Kingdom, 02 2009 -
Fruit for breakfastTwo year orangutan enjoying his breakfast while watching those other apes (humans) with funny clicking devices in their ...Photo by: Aileen TAustralia, 05 2008 -
Jungle Breakfast photo shotEven our granddaughter enjoyed the orangutans encounter!Photo by: Pierrette DSouth Africa, 01 2008 -
Lovely giraffe enclosureLovely giraffe enclosure overlooking Upper Seletar ResevoirPhoto by: Yasmine D03 2013 -
What on earth is a BABIRUSA??What on earth is a BABIRUSA??Photo by: Yasmine D03 2013 -
2013 Year of the King Cobra ...2013 Year of the King Cobra ...Photo by: Yasmine D03 2013 -
The elephant showThe elephant showPhoto by: Yasmine D03 2013 -
Just sitting on fence post as ...No bars or cages for this little one!Photo by: Yasmine D03 2013 -
Eye to eye with a white tigerEye to eye with a white tigerPhoto by: Yasmine D03 2013 -
So close to this beautiful ...So close to this beautiful little guy ...Photo by: Yasmine D03 2013 -
Here's the mandatory photo ...Here's the mandatory photo ... totally cool.Photo by: Yasmine D03 2013 -
Useful Information
Singapore Zoo Morning Tour with optional Jungle Breakfast amongst Orangutans
You'll also have a close-up visit with a reticulated python, the longest snake in the world. After your breakfast in the wild, take a tram ride around the Open Zoo, a new concept in animal-keeping featuring landscaped gardens and minimal cages. Passengers who do not select the breakfast option will be given free time to explore the zoo.
Singapore Zoo is in the north of the island at Mandai, by the serene Seletar Reservoir, and is immensely proud of its orangutan-breeding program. By focusing on these magnificent creatures, whose plight symbolizes the disappearance of tropical rainforests around the world, the zoo hopes to nurture a respect and deep appreciation of nature in all who visit the zoo.
Reviewed by Claire S, USA, May 2013
Great visit to a lovely small zoo. Easy to walk the whole zoo but they offer a tram to make getting around in the heat easier. Great monkey and seal shows,had me smiling the whole time. Good place to take the kids as I didn't see too much "junk" for sale. I loved the ride there and back, tour guide talked about the different areas. Excellent trip. Claire may 2013
Reviewed by Ken R, April 2013
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!
