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About us Set in the Norfolk countryside the zoo has a beautiful collection of animals from around the world and is home to over 200 different species, including many of the endangered varieties. Situated in the picturesque seaside resort of Cromer, this characterful zoo is home to more than 200 animals, the majority of them coming from South America, so it’s a unique mix of conservation, fun and learning.Whether you are looking for a half-term break for the little ones, a summer day out with a difference or simply want to enjoy a day with wildlife and nature, Amazon Zoo Norfolk should be penciled and starred in your planner!
This guide will be provide you with all the information you need in order to visit Amazon Zoo Norfolk, top things to do, ticket prices, how to get to Amazon Zoo Norfolk, tips for that great day out and more!
Amazon Zoo Norfolk is so much more than just a ‘zoo’. Geared to the display of the diverse wildlife of South America, the facility provides a unique chance to see wild animals such as jaguars, monkeys, flamingos, parrots, and reptiles, among others.
Situated in 15 acres of natural woodland and gardens, the zoo offers a relaxing and picturesque environment to visit for all the family. It also places a strong emphasis on education and conservation, so it’s a worthwhile destination as well as an entertaining one.
What’s great about the zoo is how doable it is, and how it’s not overwhelming perfect for a half-day or full-day trip. Its smart layout equals less walking (and more time with the animals and attractions).
Here are a few of the must-see highlights when you go:
One of the few places in the UK where you can view Jaguars, Amazon Zoo Norfolk has a purpose built, spacious, naturalistic enclosure for these regal big cats. Guests can view their natural behaviors from various perspectives, providing a photographic experience you’ll never forget.
The smart and naughty monkeys that are always bound to entertain. Watch as they swing through trees and interact with their world. Educational exhibits in the area provide info on their societies and natural habitats.
Enter the oppressively hot and humid world of the Amazon rainforest. Tropical House is a jungle environment and houses birds, amphibians, reptiles and butterflies. It’s a sensory overload of the sounds, colours and images of the rainforest.
A peaceful section of the zoo where guests can view the graceful Chilean flamingos, known for their stunning light-pink feathers and elegant posturing. Honestly, this is a great resting spot, if you’re taking in the sights and a bit of solitude.
Fans of skin will appreciate the interior enclosures, which contain boa constrictors, caimans, turtles and more. Information boards describe the species and their ecological functions.
Jungle Tumbles This indoor soft play area is ideal for younger visitors who need to run riot! It’s perfect for a rainy day or a well-deserved break for parents.
It’s always nice to know what your ticket options are, and the pricing before planing your trip to Amazon Zoo Norfolk. Standard admission prices with all the latest updates are:
You can purchase tickets online through the official Amazona Zoo website which is advised for avoiding queues and also periodically some discount offers, or special promotions. The museum also arranges Group Visits and School Visits, which need to be booked in advance.
Annual passes are also available and offer excellent value for frequent visitors.
Amazon Zoo Norfolk is situated just outside the coastal town of Cromer, North Norfolk.
The zoo is well signposted or satnav users should use postcode NR27 9JG.
Amazon Zoo Norfolk is open everyday from 10am to 5pm, last entry 4pm. The place is open year-round (closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day) and is a hard place to go wrong for a holiday or a weekend.
Spring and summer are particularly delightful times to visit, the animals are awake and active and the gardens are at their best. But winter visits can be rewarding as well, given fewer crowds and the option of indoor exhibits like the Tropical House and Jungle Tumbles.
Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of your day:
If you have more than a day for sight-seeing in Norfolk plan to combine Amazon Zoo with other nearby attractions:
Whether you are a local or visiting on holiday in East Anglia, a visit to Amazon Zoo Norfolk will be an experience to remember for all the family. With its Southern American decoration, easy layout, and family friendly feel, this is a tour de force in Norfolk’s growing tourist world. Educational, fun and beautifully located, it makes for a great day out for all ages.
So you can pack your sense of wonder, take your camera, and set off on a rainforest adventure without leaving the heart of Norfolk!