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Get an up-close look at the animals of the world at Taronga Zoo Sydney — the zoo with a view! Situated on the foreshore of Sydney's magnificent harbour, Taronga Zoo Sydney has something for animal-lovers of all ages. This entry ticket provides general admission to the zoo. If you’re interested in seeing or learning about more of the wildlife. Activities such as limited keeper presentations, Seals for the Wild and Free Flight Birds are included in your ticket. A range of animal encounters can be booked on arrival at an additional cost.
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Taronga Zoo
Taronga Zoo Sydney is a non-for-profit conservation society situated amongst lush bushland with harbour views. Home to over 5000 animals from 350 species it is no wonder it is Sydney’s premium location to discover wildlife from Australia and beyond. Only a short 12 minute ferry ride from the city your day at Taronga Zoo Sydney includes our iconic Seals for the Wild and Free-Flight Bird Presentation as well as keeper talks. If you'd like a more up close and personal experience, you can pay for optional animal encounters with wildlife like koalas and giraffes. Providing picnic areas and various food and beverage options a day at Taronga Zoo Sydney is one that the whole family will enjoy.
Limited Keeper Talks
Seals for the Wild and Free Flight Birds
Taronga Zoo Entry Ticket
Food and drinks (available for purchase)
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Transportation to the zoo
Optional zoo activities
Admission Only
947 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
N2263PGnaomib,,Feb 23, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
I love taking the ferry like a local and seeing Sydney from the harbour whilst visiting Tauranga zoo would really recommend that you wear good walking shoes as the zoo is a bit hilly and comfortable clothing. Definitely make time to see the Berteau. Highly recommend it.
Jarrett S,,Feb 22, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Great zoo. Very easy to get from Sydney. About a $2 ferry ticket (just tap on and off) from Circular Quay. I recommend taking the additional city transport bus from the ferry station at the zoo up to the top. That way when you explore the zoo it’s all downhill and you end at the ferry station again. It is possible to start from the ferry station and work your way up but it is a pretty significant climb. Many different animal exhibits including many animals native to Australia and the Oceania region. They have a ropes course and some other add-on experiences I did not try. Overall it is well worth the money. Budget anywhere from 1.5-3 hours to walk to zoo without any add on experiences.
Christopher U,,Feb 16, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
A total rip off. Most cages were empty of just a single lonely animal inside. Only 1 koala in the Koala House. No food in the canteens by 2 pm. Unfriendly staff and hundreds of them. Definitely a waste of money and embarrassing to take our overseas guests
Natalie S,,Feb 11, 2026
- Review from Viator
Great zoo, very well maintained and stunning views of the city. Had a great amount of native species which was fun to see!
kjrg,,Feb 7, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
We bought our Captain Cook ferry and Taronga Zoo combo tickets on Tripadvisor the morning of our trip. We took the cheap light rail train from our hotel in Chinatown to Circular Quay and traded in our ticket for ferry and zoo admission tickets. Caught the next ferry which went directly to the zoo pier. When you get off the pier take a free city bus or a free zoo bus to the top of the zoo entrance. That way you will mostly be walking downhill as you explore the zoo. Since we are zoo people we spent most of the day looking at animals from Australia. When we entered we asked a zoo volunteer the best places to see koalas and platypus. He said there are only two mating koalas in the exhibit to the right of the main entrance. He said to watch more koalas go to Koala Country. There were a lot of koalas in trees and in areas were guests can get a quick close encounter for $A15. For platypus he said to go to the Nocturnal Country. There is one platypus in a large pool that is very active. Volunteer said to get down by the glass and he will swim by. The other platypus is in an outdoor area which is very hard to find. We did stop for the Seals for the Wild show and had lunch at the Taronga Food Market. We did look at some other animals along the way.
Moira B,,Jan 30, 2026
- Review from Viator
Zoo very poor run down. All the animals asleep. All eating place's closed. Why take booking at 2pm when all closed at 3pm. Deceitful. What a waste of money and time. Never again 🤢
BrianD832,,Jan 27, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
What a great day we had at the zoo. We managed to get to a lot of the "shows" and thoroughly enjoyed the sealion show and the free flight bird show was stunning. As an aside there were also great views of the city. The animal keepers were so proud to tell about their animals. A great day - not to be missed


jonathans381,,Jan 24, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Visited the zoo back in October. Purchased some mementos. One being a kids cup for my 4yr old. Quality terrible - all the graphics came off within 3 weeks. Reached out. Got an apology and a ‘we will send you another’. Never did. They just lie to you. Shame.

Stay575817,,Jan 23, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Nice and well organized. Nice that you went in to the animals in some places! Negative, as is so often the case - small areas for the animals and not so interesting to spend your whole life on. At least not concrete and steel cages
yann A,,Jan 21, 2026
- Review from Viator
Extraordinary ACCOMMODATION extra and staff super thank you, I really do recommend , easy access and very well maintained
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