Al Ain Zoo

Al Ain Zoo is the largest zoo and safari in the Middle East, keeping over 4000 animals in a 400-hectare area.

Founded in 1968, Al Ain Zoo (also called ‘Al Ain Wildlife Park & Resort’) is a true family destination, providing entertainment and learning experiences in a natural outdoor environment. The Zoo welcomes visitors of all ages to discover the wildlife, enjoy a great day out packed with fun and adventure, and get familiar with over 4000 animals from around the world living in their natural environment, free to roam around.

Al Ain Zoo inhabitants.

Among the wide variety of species living the the Al Ain Zoo, there is a rare white lion, a Nubian giraffe, spotted leopards, crocodiles, giant turtles, hippos, many species of rare birds in the aviary, and a even a colony of penguins.

Since its founding, Al Ain Zoo has been a center for endangered species conservation, most notably the successful breeding of desert antelopes and gazelles, such as the endangered Arabian Oryx.

Al Ain Zoo facilities include:

• Al Ain Safari;
• Sheikh Zayed Desert Learning Centre;
• Conservation At Al Ain Zoo;
• Reptile house;
• Monkey compound;
• Large-scale Aviary.