Johannesburg Zoo Map (2020 – 2013)
The most up-to-date Johannesburg Zoo Map makes exploring this 55-hectare urban haven easy and exciting.
Johannesburg Zoo is a major zoological park located in Johannesburg, South Africa. It spans 135 acres and houses over 2,000 animals from 320 species, including lions, chimpanzees, and reptiles. The zoo emphasizes conservation, breeding programs, and wildlife education for diverse audiences.
Plan your route to the Gorilla Enclosure or the Temple of the Ancients reptile house. Kids will love the Sasol Discovery Centre, and foodies should stop by the Flamingo Café near the lake.
With over 320 species to see, knowing exactly where to go saves time and energy—especially if you’re aiming to catch the big cat feeding sessions.
Johannesburg Zoo Map 2020
The most significant Johannesburg Zoo Map 2020 updates include clearer navigation for visitors, highlighting major attractions like the Big Cats section and the Farmyard area for kids. The map emphasizes the zoo’s extensive primate collection, large animal exhibits, and features such as the Sasol Walk-through Aviary. These updates help visitors easily locate key exhibits and plan their visit more efficiently.
Printable Johannesburg Zoo Map PDF 2020
Johannesburg Zoo Map 2015
Johannesburg Zoo Map 2015 updates included clearer zoning of animal habitats, improved wayfinding for visitors, and enhanced highlighting of major attractions like the Big Cats section and the Farmyard area for kids. The map also reflected ongoing conservation projects and updated enclosure layouts to better mimic natural habitats. These changes aimed to improve the visitor experience and showcase the zoo’s commitment to animal welfare and education.
Johannesburg Zoo Map 2013
FAQ
How much is the Johannesburg Zoo entrance fee?
The Johannesburg Zoo entrance fee from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025 is R126 for adults, R74 for children and senior citizens, and R74 for students on weekdays with a valid student card. Special rates apply for school groups, welfare groups, and differently abled people. Parking costs R18 for cars and mini vans, and R30 for buses.
What is interesting about Johannesburg Zoo?
Johannesburg Zoo is home to over 2,000 animals representing more than 320 species, including rare white lions and successfully bred Siberian tigers. The zoo offers unique experiences like night tours, educational programs, and conservation initiatives, and is open 364 days a year. It is also known for its historical significance, having operated since 1904 and never being segregated during Apartheid.
What is the largest zoo in South Africa?
The largest zoo in South Africa is the National Zoological Garden of South Africa, commonly known as Pretoria Zoo. It spans 85 hectares, houses about 9,000 animals from around 700 species, and is the only zoo in the country with national status.
Are there tigers in Johannesburg Zoo?
Yes, there are tigers in Johannesburg Zoo, including Siberian tigers, which are the largest cat species in the world. The Johannesburg Zoo is the only zoo in South Africa to have successfully bred Siberian tigers, with a notable male named “Twist” weighing 320 kg.
