Perth Zoo

Located just across the Swan River from the city centre, Perth Zoo is a beloved Western Australian wildlife conservation, education, and research. Since opening its doors in 1898, the zoo has evolved into a world-class facility housing over 1,300 animals from across the globe. The zoo is organized into distinct geographical regions, including the Australian Bushwalk, the African Savannah, and the Asian Rainforest, providing immersive habitats that replicate the animals’ natural environments. Guests can come face-to-face with iconic species like kangaroos, koalas, giraffes, and elephants, while also learning about the zoo’s vital work in saving threatened species such as the Western Swamp Tortoise. With its lush botanical gardens and interactive “Close Encounter” experiences, Perth Zoo offers a family-friendly day out that inspires a deep connection with nature. It is a leader in global conservation efforts, ensuring that every visit supports the protection of wildlife for future generations.