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Al Ain Zoo entrance sign with wooden fence and palm trees under clear blue sky
Lion wading through shallow water at Al Ain Zoo Abu Dhabi wildlife park
Four colorful budgies perched on a brown branch, featuring green, blue, and white plumaged birds in a natural setting at Al A
Zebras drinking at a waterhole in desert landscape with rocky hills and scattered trees at Al Ain Zoo Abu Dhabi
Flamingos wading in pond at Al Ain Zoo with palm trees and manicured landscaping in background

Al Ain Zoo Abu Dhabi

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Operating Hours

Approx: 09:00 am to 06:00 pm

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Al Ain Zoo sits at the foot of Jebel Hafeet Mountain in Al Ain, spread across roughly 400 hectares, making it the largest zoo in the Middle East. It is home to more than 4,000 animals across nearly 200 species, including several listed as threatened on the IUCN Red List, such as the white-handed gibbon.

Inside, you can watch bird shows and reptile encounters, and take part in animal feeding sessions with penguins, giraffes and budgies. A Kids' Garden, cafeterias and picnic spots give families places to pause between exhibits, and informative signage throughout adds context to what you are seeing. Camel and pony rides are available for a different pace across the grounds, and the Dinner with Lions program offers an after-hours look at the zoo's big cats for those who want to add it. At Al Ain Safari, a 45-minute truck drive or a 60-minute SUV safari takes you through habitats built to resemble the African savanna, home to species such as the addax. The visit rounds off at the Sheikh Zayed Desert Learning Centre (SZDLC), which holds both a five-pearl Estidama rating and LEED Platinum certification.

A complimentary train tour runs through the grounds if you would rather cover more distance without walking. Rayna's local team handles the ticket booking, so support is on hand if you have questions before your visit.

  • Get close to more than 4,000 animals from nearly 200 species, including some listed as threatened on the IUCN Red List.
  • Explore the Al Ain Safari on a 45-minute truck drive or a 60-minute SUV safari through African-style habitats.
  • Join animal feeding sessions with penguins, giraffes and budgies, alongside bird shows and reptile encounters.
  • Visit the Sheikh Zayed Desert Learning Centre (SZDLC), rated five-pearl Estidama and LEED Platinum certified.
  • Try camel or pony rides, or book the after-hours Dinner with Lions program for a closer look at the big cats.
  • Al Ain Zoo entry ticket
  • Access to all exhibits, zones and attractions
  • Al Ain Safari exploration (45-minute truck drive or 60-minute SUV safari)
  • Insights into animals, habitats and conservation efforts through informative signage
  • Enhanced learning experience with interactive exhibits and displays
  • Children's play areas, picnic spots and seating areas
  • Personal expenses such as food, beverages and souvenirs on-site
  • Camel or pony rides and the Dinner with Lions program (optional experiences at an additional charge)
  • Hotel transfers to and from the zoo
  1. You will receive your tour confirmation tickets by email shortly after booking.
  2. Check your spam or junk folder, and contact our online support team if the tickets are still unavailable.
  3. Print the tickets or show the mobile version to exchange them for physical tickets on arrival.
  • Carry a valid ID proof or passport during your visit.
  • Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the zoo.
  • A complimentary train tour is available for getting around the grounds.
  • The Al Ain Safari is available as a 45-minute truck drive or a 60-minute SUV safari.
  • Camel or pony rides and the Dinner with Lions program are optional experiences available at an additional charge.
  • Children's play areas, picnic spots and seating areas are available throughout the zoo for family breaks.
  • Check the zoo's operating hours on the official website before your visit, as timings may vary.
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Frequently asked questions

Al Ain Zoo is a wildlife park at the foot of Jebel Hafeet Mountain in Al Ain, home to more than 4,000 animals across nearly 200 species, along with the Al Ain Safari and the Sheikh Zayed Desert Learning Centre.
The zoo is located in Al Ain, Abu Dhabi emirate, at the foot of Jebel Hafeet Mountain.
Al Ain Zoo covers roughly 400 hectares, making it the largest zoo in the Middle East.
The zoo is home to more than 4,000 animals representing nearly 200 species, including several listed as threatened on the IUCN Red List, such as the white-handed gibbon.

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