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Fota Events
There’s always something happening at Fota so don’t miss out and check the listings today!
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Book Tickets
Avoid the queues and Book your Tickets online
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Come See our Animals
Get up close to amazing animals and birds from all five continents
It’s not always easy to make outdoor activities interesting for children so leave the lessons to our staff, who have over 20 years experience in making learning fun.
UPDATE - Unfortunately our 2020 Summer Activitiy Camps will not be going ahead. We apologise for any inconvience caused.
Check our Events section to learn more about our daily Wildlife Talks that are created to give everyone a little more knowledge leaving the Park. Witness the speed of our Cheetahs as they feed in our unique Cheetah Run exhibition twice a day (3pm) and be sure to see the Penguins (10.45am, 4.30pm), Siamang Gibbon (2.15pm) and Seals (5pm) being fed each day.
Fota also hosts a variety of other activities – including African drumming, Arts & Crafts as well as regular festivals – throughout the year and younger visitors are also welcome to enjoy the themed play areas dotted around the Park.
Red Ruffed Lemur
The Ruffed Lemur feeds on nectar by sticking its long nose deep into the flower. The Lemur’s snout becomes coated with pollen in the process, which is then transported to other flowers – making the animal an important pollinator within its local habitat.
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