Isle of Wight Zoo

Planning Your Visit

2008 Opening Hours

16th February - 31st March 10am to 4pm
1st April - 30th September 10am to 6pm
(last admission 5pm)
1st October - 31st October 10am to 4pm
November weekends 10am to 4pm
(weather permitting)

2008 Admission Rates

Adults£5.95
Seniors£4.95
Children (5-16yrs)£4.95
Children (under 5yrs)FREE

Family tickets:

2 + 2£19.75
2 + 3£23.75
2 + 4£27.50
2 + 5£31.50
2 + 6£34.60
Group Discount (10+)£4.50 flat rate
Holiday Camp£4.50 flat rate
Island Residents
(with proof of residency)		£4.00 flat rate

Presentation Schedule

  • 10:30 Big Cat Tour
  • 11:45 Lemur Feeding and Conservation Talk
  • 12:30 Jeepers Creepers
  • 13:00 Ask the Keeper
  • 14:30 Monkey Enrichment
  • 15:30 Big Cat Tour
  • *16:30 Jeepers Creepers
  • *17:00 Ask the Keeper

* These last two talks take place from1st April to 30th September only, due to reduced opening hours in winter.

Click here for a more in-depth description of the presentations.

Facilities

  • Free coach and car park
  • Children's Play Area
  • Café - serves hot/cold food and drink
  • Shop - has a comprehensive selection of souvenirs for all ages including: soft toys, stationary, books, ornaments, puzzles, t-shirts, sweatshirts, caps, mounted and framed pictures of the animals.
  • Disabled access throughout
  • Baby Changing Facility

How to find us

The Isle of Wight Zoo is situated on the eastern side of the Island overlooking Sandown Bay's beautiful seafront complete with safe, sandy beaches and cliff walks. Sandown is clearly sign posted from all the main towns and ferry terminals. For visitors travelling without their own transport there is a good bus service throughout most of the Island to Sandown town centre. There is also a rail service from Ryde Pier Head to Sandown Station. The Zoo is a short distance from the town centre along the seafront towards the white cliff end of the bay. A seasonal dotto train provides a frequent service bringing visitors from a variety of points in the town to the Zoo's entrance. An open topped bus service links other parts of the Island to the zoo.

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Isle of Wight Zoo