Banham Zoo, Banham, Norfolk

Visit Banham Zoo and you’ll take a journey of discovery around the globe to experience at close quarters some of the worlds most rare and endangered species. 35 acres of beautiful parkland with innovative and exciting enclosures, providing sanctuary for almost 1000 animals.

Blackpool Zoo, Lancashire

Just two miles from the famous sea-front, Blackpool Zoo provides a home to over 400 animals from all over the world. The Zoo provides new standards of animal care and aims to provide a stimulating, informative and enjoyable experience that demonstrates its role in the conservation of endangered species.

Come along and experience all the excitement of seeing wild animals, watch the sea lion show, talk to the animals in the Pets’ Farm or take a trip to Chimpanzee island. There is something for everyone at Blair Drummond.

Bristol Zoo Gardens is more than a fun-filled, stimulating day out for all the family… it’s a place to find out about animals in the wild, especially those which are endangered. The Zoo is a registered charity - your visit will help us protect wild animals and their natural habitats for future generations to enjoy.

Chessington World of Adventures,

There is something for all the family at the south’s No.1 Theme Park and Animal Attractions. From the crazy comedy capers in Beanoland, spine-tingling rides and awesome attractions, like the white knuckle roller coasters The Vampire and Rattlesnake, the infamous Samurai and the Wet and Wonderful Bubble Works. Take the day at your own pace, absorb the exotic animal encounters, with the wild, exotic and wonderful creatures, in the Zoo

Colchester Zoo has some of the best cat and primate collections in Europe. See a White Tiger eye to eye in White Tiger Valley, or get closer to the Zoo’s Chimpanzees at Chimp World. Other award winning enclosures include Penguin Shores, African lions and rare Colobus and Black Mangabey Monkeys

Whether its 25ft snakes or cheeky chimps that catch your eye, or something more tranquil such as the sea lions, Drayton Manor Park’s zoo offers something for everyone, young and old alike. It also boasts one of oldest Theme Parks in the country where families can enjoy a day of excitement and adventure

Widely regarded as the Best Small Zoo in the Country, Drusillas has earnt its reputation by creating an animal and child friendly family environment where the accent is always on involvement. Animals include: Monkeys, Penguins, Meerkats, Mongooses, Porcupines, Beavers, Otters, Owls, Lemurs, Servals, Llamas, Snakes, Spiders, Crocodiles, Iguanas and many, many, more.

There�s something for everyone at Dudley Zoo & Castle . . .animals aplenty, an ancient monument � and we�re big on conservation too! Find out for yourself: we�re in the heart of the Black Country in a 50-acre wooded site. You can see us from all over the West Midlands � the remains of the 11th Century Castle overlook the Zoo with more than 200 species of animals from across the World.

Edinburgh Zoo opened in 1913, in leafy hillside parkland just ten minutes from the centre of Edinburgh. Recognised as one of the worlds leading zoos, we are involved in many conservation breeding programmes, and we give the highest priority to the welfare, both physical and behavioural, of the animals in our care.

This park specialises in rare, endangered and unusual animals, with over a hundred different species. Animals include Gibbons, rare Lemurs, tiny monkeys from Amazonia, endangered wild Cats and Foxes and many, many more.

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At Paradise Wildlife Park you can touch and feed our paddock animals, including zebras and camels. Visit our adventure playground to burn off some energy, and then catch your breath in the jungle theatre. Take a virtual tour today, and do the real thing tomorrow.

Whether you are interested in animals, historic houses, elegant gardens or magnificent scenery, Port Lympne has something for everyone… an extensive wild animal park set in natural wild countryside, 350 acre wild animal park set in natural wilderness countryside, gorillas, tigers, lions, black rhino, elephants, wolves, monkeys and much more.

The main attractions include lions, cheetahs, monkeys, giraffes, zebra, elephants, various antelopes, herds of camels, buffalo and white rhino as well as a group of tigers.

The Zoo is continually expanding as more of the world’s threatened species are taken on board their land based ‘ark’, so however often you visit there is always something new to see. Animals include Sumatran Tigers, African Lions, Snow Leopards, Lynx, Binturongs, Brazilian Tapir, Wallabies, Porcupines, Parrots, Macaws, Toucans, Hornbills, Eagle Owls, Giant Tortoises, Snakes, Tarantula Spiders and many others!

In the heart of Regent’s Park is London Zoo, a 36-acre conservation centre which houses more than 650 species. London Zoo’s animal collection includes invertebrates, reptiles, fish, birds, and small and large mammals such as lions, tigers, gorillas, elephants, giraffes, rhinos and bears.

Marwell has many primates, from the tiny pygmy marmoset to Siamang gibbons and from golden lion tamarins to colobus and Hamlyns monkeys. Marwell has many hoofed animals including all three species of zebra. It has giraffe, white rhino, Przewalskis horse and the largest collection of antelope in the United Kingdom

Newquay zoo is an award-winning centre for excellence in the conservation and scientific study of rare species, and provides an educational and fun day out for all the family. Set in 10 acres of landscaped gardens including woodland, lakes & streams, this beautiful Zoo is one of Cornwall’s premier tourist attractions

Paignton Zoo Environmental Park is a registered education and scientific charity dedicated to conserving our global wildlife heritage. Our recently completed redevelopment programme has transformed the zoo into a unique Environmental Park, featuring the plants and animals of some of the world’s threatened habitats.

There is a whole world to discover with sight and sound at South Lakes Wild Animal Park. There are all the facilities here for a full day out. The zoo is constantly changing, in the years since it opened in 1994, it has changed beyond recognition, from converted farmland with a basic animal collection to a world recognised centre for conservation, breeding and education.

Twycross Zoo opened in 1963 on a site in Leicestershire. Initially a comparatively modest collection, it has grown into one of the major British zoos, attracting 400,000 visitors a year. It is famous for its collection of primates. Like most British zoos, Twycross receives no government funds and relies entirely on money spent by visitors to continue its work.

The Welsh Mountain Zoo is part of the Zoological Society of Wales. Its aim is to inform and educate about wildlife and conservation. The Zoo is set in 37 acres of woodland and beautiful gardens, overlooking the coastline and mountains of North Wales. The Zoo represents a unique living resource to stimulate pupils and students of all ages. The Zoo offers a first class FREE education service.

Animal reserves include Tiger World, Elephant Valley, Emu Reserve, Lion Reserve, Wallaby Reserve, African Reserve, American Reserve, Eurasian Reserve, Sea lion Aquarium and the Hippo Lakes.

On the Bedfordshire Downs, Whipsnade Wild Animal Park is a 600-acre wildlife conservation centre, one of the largest in Europe. It is home to 2,500 animals and is renowned for its large, open animal habitats.

Here you can drive your own vehicle through the Animal Reserves. The animals roam free, which gives you an excellent opportunity to view them at close quarters. The animals in the Reserves are : Rhino, Eland, Antelope, Giraffe, Ankole, Zebra, Elephant, Camel, Bison, Ostrich, Lion, Tiger, Wolves and Black Bear. There is also Wild World Leisure Centre, swanboats on the lake, a railway train, gift shop and restaurant.