Auckland Zoo Map (2024 – 2022)
Get the most out of your visit with the up-to-date Auckland Zoo Map.
Auckland Zoo is a 40-acre zoological park located in Auckland, New Zealand. It houses over 1,400 animals from 135 species and is known for its strong focus on conservation, breeding programs, and native New Zealand wildlife. The zoo features themed habitats like the South East Asia Jungle Track.
Navigate easily from the Rainforest Track to the High Country habitat. Planning to catch the Tasmanian devils or Red Pandas? This map makes it simple. Grab lunch at The Watering Hole Café or find the kid-friendly play area near the African Savannah.
Whether you’re heading straight to Te Wao Nui or pacing your path for animal encounters, this guide keeps everything within reach.
Auckland Zoo Map 2024
Auckland Zoo Map 2024 updates include the completion of the Pridelands Escarpment, expanding the African habitats with immersive experiences for giraffes, zebras, rhinos, and meerkats, and the opening of a new boardwalk connecting all South East Asia Jungle Track habitats, allowing visitors to walk across the lake and under primate aerial pathways. The map now highlights new accessible routes, step locations, and ground surfaces to improve navigation for all guests. These updates provide enhanced animal encounters and easier exploration of the zoo’s latest developments.
Printable Auckland Zoo Map PDF 2024
Auckland Zoo Map 2023
Auckland Zoo Map 2023 updates include the opening of the South East Asia Jungle Track, featuring new habitats for orangutans, siamang apes, Sumatran tigers, and crocodiles. The map now highlights extensive aerial pathways for primates, upgraded visitor facilities such as the Te Puna café, and improved accessibility features for easier navigation. These changes reflect the zoo’s major redevelopment, transforming nearly one fifth of the visitor area and enhancing both animal habitats and guest experience.
Auckland Zoo Map 2022
Auckland Zoo Map 2022 updates showcase the opening of the South East Asia Jungle Track, the largest development in the zoo’s history. This new area includes immersive habitats for orangutans, siamangs, Sumatran tigers, otters, and a tropical dome for crocodiles and Southeast Asian fish, as well as a new boardwalk connecting these habitats. The map also features improved accessibility details, such as step locations and ground surfaces, making navigation easier for all visitors.
FAQ
Is the Auckland Zoo worth it?
Auckland Zoo is widely considered worth a visit for its diverse animal collection, modern habitats, and conservation efforts. Visitors praise the zoo for its affordability, friendly staff, and engaging animal encounters, making it a top family attraction in Auckland.
What happened to the polar bears at the Auckland Zoo?
Auckland Zoo’s last polar bears, Joachim and Ingrid, died in 1995 and were not replaced. The polar bear exhibit was eventually demolished and repurposed for other animals after the zoo declined offers for new polar bears in the late 1980s.
How long does it take to walk through the Auckland Zoo?
Most visitors spend between two and three hours at Auckland Zoo, but a leisurely visit with children or attending animal encounters can take up to four hours or more.
How much does it cost for the Auckland Zoo?
For Auckland residents, peak day tickets are $24 for adults and $14 for children if booked in advance; off-peak advance tickets are $19 for adults and $11 for children. Non-residents pay $35 for adults and $20 for children on peak days, or $29 for adults and $16.50 for children off-peak; children under four enter free.
