WILD Experiences Facilities
1. The Warden Experience
Experience includes:
- 3-3.5 hour tour
- Feed the penguins and other animals*
- See up close how the Cheetah Run Works
- Hands-on experience working alongside our experienced wardens
- Great photo opportunities
- Park admission included
- Complimentary tea/coffee in the morning/afternoon
- Complimentary lunch is provided for at the Savannah Cafe
- Gift Pack including special edition t-shirt and experience certificate
Fee:
- €195 per adult
- €295 for 2 adults
- 10% discount for Fota Wildlife Park annual pass holders
For further information or to book, please contact our annual pass holder office.
2. The Behind the Scenes Experience
Experience includes:
- 2 hour guided tour with a warden
- The opportunity to go behind the scenes to learn and feed some of our animals and ask our Experience Warden any questions you may have*
- Free admission into the park for the participant
- Experience certificate
Fee:
- €115 for one adult
- €160 for two adults
- €220 for three adults
- 10% Discount for Fota Wildlife Park annual pass holders
For further information or to book, please contact our annual pass holder office.
3. VIP Family Experience
Experience includes:
- 2 hour guided tour with a warden
- Feed Penguins and see how the Giraffe house operates*
- Great photo opportunities
- Park admission included
- Experience certificate
Fee:
- €165 per family
- 10% discount for Fota Wildlife Park annual pass holders
- Please note that children on these tours are strictly over four years of age only
* Animals may be subject to change
For further information or to book, please contact our annual pass holder office.
Feedback
"Have to say a huge thank you to Willy @fotawildlife for an amazing behind the scenes tour on Friday!! #GreatDayOut"
- Julie Tattersall (July 2013)
"LOVED it. Went and booked for the family to meet some of the animals and got to feed some. Well worth it."
- Wanda Dwane (August 2013)
"We are bringing our kids to Fota for many years now and we all found the VIP family experience showed us a side to Fota that we had never seen before. Being in the park before it opened was brilliant, getting behind the scences and up close with so many of the animals was fantastic and the kids thoroughly enjpoyed every bit of it."
- Honor Dunphy (August 2013)
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Lar Gibbon
To drink water, the Lar Gibbon dips its hand into standing water and licks the liquid off. It also licks rainwater off hair. The reason why they are so wary of water? The species cannot swim!
Fota Wildlife Park, a project of the Zoological Society of Ireland, is a company limited by guarantee not having a share capital and has a charitable status.
The registered office of the company is located at Fota Wildlife Park, Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork | Company Registration in Ireland No. 96949