Isle of Wight Attraction Categories
Isle of Wight Attractions - Wildlife
Owl and Monkey Haven
The Owl and Monkey Haven is the Isle of Wight's brand new multi-award winning animal attraction that simply cannot be missed. Enter the park to find a tranquil environment where a diverse collection of rescued primates relax and play in spacious enclosures, and various species of owl spend their days looking elegantly menacing.
Hover Around Wildlife
Tucked away on the N.E. coast of the Island situated on the outskirts of the pretty yachting village of Seaview, you will discover a hidden gem ~ Seaview Wildlife ~ ‘The Island’s wildest hands-on experience’. Enjoy a day return from Southsea to Ryde, a gentle stroll along the seafront and entrance to Seaview Wildlife Encounter Park.
Robin Hill Adventure Park and Gardens
Ancient woodland and open down-land include gardens and family rides, including falconry shows, colossus swing boat ride, Time Machine motion cinema and toboggan run. The big green Tractor train gets you round the park and new for 2012 is the Owl Show with these spectacular birds of prey performing! Refreshments available around the park
Isle of Wight Zoo
Overlooking the sandy beaches of Sandown Bay, an inspiring & unique wildlife experience. A warm, friendly atmosphere awaits you, creating the perfect environment for getting to know a whole range of animals. From lions & tigers to monkey & spiders, the zoo has something for the whole family.
Amazon World Zoo Park
The largest collection of exotic animals on the island. Anteaters,Penguins,Sloth,Tapirs,Ocelot, Flamingos,Toucans,Monkeys and more... Animal talks and events throughout the year. Adventure playground, cafe and shops, plus the islands only Lemur walkthrough exhibit ' wild Madagascar ' where you can walk in with the lemurs!
Seaview Wildlife Encounter
Seaview Wildlife Encounter is the Isle of Wight's largest, multi-award-winning wildlife park. Set in stunning parklands, with waterfalls, lakes and sea views, this attraction gives you the chance to walk among rare birds, and animals, including penguins, parrots and wallabies.
