Monarto Zoo
About Monarto Zoo
Monarto Zoo is a biopark in the true sense of the word. It represents a unique blend of a conservation park, national park and zoological park. The principle purpose is to provide a place for the conservation of wildlife both Australian and exotic, and public recreation and education. Five major habitat exhibits have been developed, including the Asian Steppes, arid North Africa, African plains and Asian grasslands, as the first stage of development at Monarto. The second stage includes habitats for the Cheetah, African Dog, African Lion and Black Rhino.
Features include the Tasmanian Devil exhibit, White Rhino viewing area, and specialised Viewing Platforms for the Water Hole, Cheetah, Lions and Chimpanzees. Their Zookeepers provide fascinating keeper talks throughout the day, giving visitors many opportunities to interact with a knowledgeable person and learn more about the animals.
Contained within the an award winning environmentally friendly, air-conditioned visitor centre is an exhibition space and touch tables for children.
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Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $40.50
Children $18
Free Under Under 4s require a free of charge 'Cub' ticket
Last Update 2023
Discount Concession (15+ Years) $29.50 - Valid Government Issued Concession ID and Photo ID required
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Monarto Zoo FAQ’s
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Monarto Zoo?
You will find the Cafe within the Visitors Centre for a meal, quick snack or a hot drink.
Any top tips when visiting?
Zu-loop shuttles to wildlife viewing platforms run at regular intervals throughout the day. Keeper Presentations commence from 11.05 am.
Does Monarto Zoo have a gift shop?
Gift shop available in visitor centre.
Teachers corner
Pre-booked guided Safari tours are available for groups of 22 or more.
Does Monarto Zoo have healthy eating or Vegan options?
For those who prefer to bring their own meals, close by are sheltered picnic areas are available close to the Visitor Centre.
Any additonal information?
The Zoo has a network of approx 10 kms of walking tracks. For those visitors keen to explore the Zoo by foot, there are a range of walking tracks available ranging from easy to medium grading and are suitable for robust pushers. There are 5 walking tracks available ranging from 20 to 90 minutes.
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