Taronga Zoo Ein- und Rückfahrt Fähre - Sydney Harbour

Loved it !!! Clean tidy and perfect weather Unfortunately couldn’t see tigers as they were out of viewing area

The zoo is super big, many of the animals are loose, it is not possible to get close to them.

+4

Everything was amazing but I especially liked feeding the giraffes. It cost extra after we arrived and the experience was short but it was worth it.

Nice view of harbor. Good variety of animals in semi-natural habitat. The animals native to Australia are spectacular.

Lovely zoo. You get to hang with the emus, wallaby’s and kangaroos. The seals were wildly entertaining. Ferry ride had gorgeous views of the harbor.

Great ferry cruise to Taronga zoo but waiting for the bus was a bit of issue. Waiting time took a long time to arrive to the zoo might be a let down.

Beautifully situated zoo and well thought out route around to see all the animals. Ferry across from Circular Quay was quick and docked a 3 min walk from the lower zoo entrance. There is also a bus service available for a 10 min transport up to the main entrance if that is preferable, but I can't really see why that is needed. We wandered around and saw everything, stopping also for a coffee, and can recommend allocating 2-3 hours for this visit, perhaps more if you have children as there is lots to hold their attention. Overall a recommended visit if you are in Sydney and looking for things to do.

Cool to see the animals although we went on a hot day and most were hiding or sleeping. Highly recommend going early and when it is cooler

Gorgeous zoo with up close viewing habitats. Animals very active. Loved the seal show. Bird show over rated and only 3 birds to see flying around. Friendly staff and volunteers.

Excellent trip to Taronga Zoo. The Captain Cook ferry was very clean and right on time. The zoo was very impressive and enjoyable. We are not huge fans of zoos but we really appreciated Taronga’s commitment to conservation, education, and stewardship. The animals are treated well and given plenty of space. Food for humans is adequate ;-)