4 places to discover
Perth Zoo is a 41-acre zoological park located in South Perth, Western Australia, on the southern foreshore of the Swan River opposite central Perth. Opened in 1898, it is Western Australia's oldest zoo and houses over 1,200 animals from around 160 species. It is notable for its conservation and breeding programs for native and exotic species, landscaped botanical gardens, and its role as a major educational and tourism attraction near Perth CBD.
Singapore Zoo is a 28-hectare open-concept zoo located in the Mandai Wildlife Reserve in northern Singapore. Opened in 1973, it houses over 4,200 animals representing more than 300 species in landscaped, naturalistic habitats without caged enclosures. Renowned for its rainforest setting, conservation and breeding programmes, and immersive exhibits, it is one of Singapore's most visited wildlife attractions alongside River Wonders, Night Safari and Bird Paradise.
Symbio Wildlife Park is a family-owned wildlife park located in Helensburgh on the northern edge of Wollongong, New South Wales. Established in 1975, it houses a wide range of Australian native animals and exotic species across landscaped gardens. The park is known for its interactive animal encounters, keeper presentations, and conservation and breeding programs, offering a compact, family-friendly zoo experience between Sydney and Wollongong.
Werribee Open Range Zoo is an African-themed open-range zoo located on K Road in Werribee South, about 30 kilometres southwest of Melbourne, Victoria. Operated by Zoos Victoria on 225 hectares of former Werribee Park land, it houses more than 500 animals including giraffes, zebras, rhinoceros, lions and gorillas in savannah-style habitats. Notable for its guided safari bus tour across open grasslands, it focuses on wildlife conservation, breeding programs and immersive visitor experiences.