Meet exotic and native wildlife in Gibraltar's only wildlife park, nestled within beautiful botanic gardens, with hands-on encounters with lemurs and rare endangered species.

Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park is Gibraltar's only dedicated wildlife park, uniquely positioned within the stunning Alameda Botanic Gardens. The park houses a carefully curated collection of exotic and native species, many of which have been confiscated from illegal trafficking or surrendered by former owners. Visitors can experience close encounters with remarkable animals including ring-tailed lemurs, cotton-topped tamarins, African grey parrots, Burmese pythons, and Indian peafowl in an intimate setting. The park plays a vital conservation role, caring for endangered species and supporting international conservation projects to raise awareness about threatened wildlife. A highlight for many visitors is the enclosed interactive space where guests can directly engage with lemurs and various bird species, creating memorable educational experiences. The venue is particularly well-suited for families with children aged 5 and above, offering affordable admission prices and welcoming, knowledgeable staff. Beyond animal viewing, Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park operates with a strong mission focused on animal welfare and conservation education. The park's commitment to protecting endangered species and supporting global conservation initiatives makes it more than just a tourist attraction—it's an educational hub dedicated to wildlife preservation. Visitors consistently praise the park's dedication to animal care, reasonable pricing, and the unique opportunity to spend quality time observing and learning about rare animals in a conservation-minded environment.

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What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

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🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Robert Atkins

3 months ago

Very small but peaceful and the gardens are good.If you go and see the Macor his name is jumbo and he will say hello.

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Katherine Roberts

5 months ago

Hands down the best small zoo I’ve ever been to. We were here for just a day with small child and grandma and we had just a joy of a time. I can’t recommend enough.

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N K

a year ago

One of our favourite activities of the weekend. The animals are clearly well looked-after and entertained. The path is well-designed with, suprisingly, lots of habitats packed in to not such a big area. Great experience and lovely walk-through with the lemurs! Well worth a visit.

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James Spear

a year ago

Lovely wildlife park in the botanical gardens, a nice surprise to come across. Some nice sized enclosures for the animals, a great walk through area as well. Arriving just as the bats were being fed was amazing to see them so close. Would definitely recommend and support the conservation work!

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Adam Casciaro

a year ago

Amazing tiny zoo. Beautifully designed, and well maintained. The entrance fee is £8, a little steep for a tiny zoo, but it’s a worthwhile donation for a zoo with only rescued animals- it doesn’t feel exploitative at all, and the staff seem to genuinely care for the animals. For me, seeing the tamarins and the sugar gliders are worth the entrance fee alone.

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026