WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo

A perfect place to take kids or overseas visitors but also lovely to visit this slice of Australian wildlife in the centre of the city. It is set out very well and has displays of icon Aussie animals and some surprising inclusions such as bugs and snakes. There are great talks by knowledgeable experts and you can see feeding as well. There is a cafe in the top level near the koalas. A good souvenir shop at the exit. A fun place and educational.
G Mac - a month ago

We visited Sydney Zoo with my old parents and the kids. We had a good day and enjoyed it. We couldn’t find some animals, which was funny — maybe we missed them! The zoo isn’t very big, and there weren’t tons of animals, but what we saw was nice. The entrance fee was a bit pricey, I think. Overall, we had fun and everyone enjoyed it. The kids loved seeing the animals, and my parents liked the easy access and shade. Would go again, just maybe not for the animals alone, it’s more for a family day out.
Shenna Jaye Quitoriano - a month ago

One of the best zoos we’ve ever been to! The animals are clearly all so well cared for, with spacious enclosures for them all and as a result we were able to see many of them active and playing with one another. The two baby chimps were so fun to watch! Our daughter did the keeper for a day behind the scenes activity and loved it.
Courtney Szollosy - 2 months ago

WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo is an indoor zoo located in Darling Harbour, adjacent to SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium. The zoo features nine pavilions showcasing Australia’s iconic wildlife—including the beloved koalas and kangaroos, as well as the mischievous yet intriguing Tasmanian devils, giant saltwater crocodiles, and lizards with quirky personalities. In addition to viewing the animals from a distance, visitors also have opportunities for close encounters and interactive experiences. 🐾 WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo offers a series of immersive exhibits that showcase Australia’s most iconic and intriguing animals in habitats designed to reflect their natural environments. Kangaroo Walkabout A spacious, open-range enclosure where kangaroos and wallabies roam freely. Visitors can walk among them and observe their natural behaviors up close. 🐨 Koala Rooftop A tranquil rooftop habitat featuring eucalyptus trees and lounging koalas. Includes opportunities for photos and even a “Breakfast with the Koalas” experience. 🦎 Devil’s Den Home to the Tasmanian devils, showcasing their feisty personalities and conservation story. Learn about efforts to protect this endangered species. 🐊 Kakadu Gorge A dramatic exhibit inspired by the Northern Territory’s rugged landscapes. Features a massive saltwater crocodile named Rocky, one of the zoo’s star residents.
Jannette W - a month ago

There were some beautiful animals and we were lucky it was quiet to be able to take time to see the nocturnal animals and some of the sleeping critters. If busy this would be difficult to be able to see everything. You get really up and close to the animals when you do walk around. It's a very quick walk through when not busy about 45 minutes and that's taking some time to stop and admire. Staff were friendly, and it was very accessible and easy to get around pregnant. It was expensive entry for what it was, I would go again only if it was quiet. The gift shop was very generic and nothing very specific to this zoo.
Tyler - a month ago