Al Ain Zoo is home to over 4,000 animals, an up-close giraffe feeding experience, camel riding and the inviting Elezba petting zoo. The spacious and well-kept zoo is the largest and most acclaimed in the region. Transparent enclosures are home to indigenous and exotic species, including the Arabian oryx, the big-horned Barbary sheep, rhinos, hippos, tigers, lions and more.
The zoo's well-respected conservation and breeding programme protects and preserves rare fauna from extinction, which includ
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Jebel Hafit, Al Ain
Frequently asked questions about Al Ain Zoo.
When is the best time to visit Al Ain Zoo?
The best time to visit Al Ain Zoo is during weekdays, as it generally gets crowded on weekends. The months between October and April are especially nice to visit as the weather is generally cooler.
How much time is required to visit Al Ain Zoo?
A full day is recommended to get the full experience of Al Ain Zoo and Safari.
Is food allowed in Al Ain Zoo?
No. Food and drink from outside is not permitted. However, visitors can purchase a variety of snacks and drinks from the zoo.
What is special about Al Ain Zoo?
Al Ain Zoo is home to over 4,000 animals, an up-close giraffe feeding experience, camel riding and the inviting Elezba petting zoo. The spacious and well-kept zoo is the largest and most acclaimed in the region.
How much is a ticket to Al Ain Zoo?
Ticket prices to Al Ain Zoo vary based on access type and experiences. Prices start from AED 31.5 for adults, and AED 10.5 for children.