Al Ain Zoo: A Perfect Blend of Nature, Education, and Conservation

Start with Arabian Wildlife

Begin your visit with the Arabian Wildlife Park to explore species native to the region, including the Arabian Oryx, sand gazelles, and Arabian leopards. Learn about the zoo’s conservation efforts for these endangered species.

Visit the Safari Area

Next, head to the Safari area, where you can enjoy a safari through a spacious, open-air environment. Here, you'll find giraffes, buffalo, rhinos, and various other animals roaming freely.

Explore the Reptile House and Birds

Visit the Reptile House, where you can observe a variety of reptiles, including snakes, lizards, and tortoises. This area offers an opportunity to learn about some of the world’s most fascinating cold-blooded creatures. Afterward, head to the Birds of Prey section. Here, you’ll see majestic birds such as eagles, falcons, and vultures, important creatures in the UAE’s falconry tradition. You can even observe demonstrations of falconry, depending on the schedule.

Stop by the Children's Zoo

Visit the Children's Zoo where younger visitors can interact with domesticated animals like goats, sheep, and rabbits. It's a great stop if you’re visiting with children, but even adults will enjoy getting up close to these friendly animals.

Take a Break and Explore the Gardens

After walking around the zoo, take a break in the lush gardens. This will allow you to relax, enjoy the scenery, and grab a refreshment. There are several cafes and rest areas where you can unwind for a bit.

Educational Displays

Visit any available educational displays or the museum area to learn more about the zoo’s conservation efforts and its role in preserving endangered species. The zoo has several exhibits that provide detailed information about local wildlife, breeding programs, and efforts to protect animals.

Once your Al Ain Zoo experience ends, we’ll drop you back safely at your hotel or preferred location in the city.