National Zoo Rabat- Travel Tips
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Reviews of National Zoo Rabat
M R - 5
During our recent visit to the city of Rabat, we spent an enjoyable day at the Rabat Zoo. It turned out to be a fantastic experience, particularly for families with kids. Animal Exhibits The zoo houses a diverse array of animals, including camels, elephants, zebras, and various exotic species. The animal exhibits are well-maintained, and the animals appear to be well-cared for. The enclosures are spacious and mimic the natural habitats of the animals, enhancing the viewing experience. One of the highlights of our visit was the opportunity to feed the zebras. For just five dollars, you can have this unique and memorable experience, which is a small price to pay for the joy it brings. Family-Friendly Atmosphere The zoo provides an excellent outing for families, offering educational and entertaining exhibits that are perfect for children. The pathways are well-laid out, making it easy to navigate the different sections of the zoo. Dining Experience In addition to the animal exhibits, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of food available at the zoo. The food was tasty and freshly prepared, adding to the overall positive experience. Overall Experience We were very happy with our visit to the Rabat Zoo. It offers a delightful blend of wildlife exhibits and good dining options, making it an ideal destination for families visiting the city. I would definitely recommend it to anyone planning a trip to Rabat.
Miquela Skinner - 5
Highly recommend. As a visitor from Canada this is a great zoo! Well designed, great variety of animals, lots of amenities like snack stands and clean bathrooms. Definitely recommend arriving at opening time as it gets hot fast and animals retreat to the shade. If you are going with children I recommend buying tickets when you get there as there is the option to buy a discounted “family” ticket for two adults and two children, which is not an option online.
Mohamed MOUSTACHAR - 5
The zoo works to establish viable populations of endangered animals in the long term, allowing for the strengthening of the animal collection and, consequently, the reintroduction of certain groups into their original natural habitats. It reportedly houses over 1,800 animals representing nearly 180 species and works on more than 22 conservation programs for rare and endangered endemic species. Eight of these species are the subject of a reintroduction program to reintegrate them into their natural habitat, including five species extinct in the wild in Morocco
Yousra - 4
Very nice Zoo huge so many different types of animals would recommend the golf cart tour if you can afford a special on really hot days, well kept, animals taking care of good for kids and adults. At 12h you could get the chance to feed giraffe. There’s tunes of sitting and sheds spaces to rest, and available shops to buy water.
Michaela Douma - 5
This zoo entrance fee cost us £42 for 3 adults and 4 children which in comparison to UK prices is an absolute bargain! We arrived at 10.30am and bought tickets and were in within 5 minutes of arriving. The zoo is calm, peaceful and clean. All of the animals look happy and the enclosures are spacious, clean and fresh food and water can be seen. The gardens are beautiful. The vivarium is a must see for kids that love lizards and snakes. There are lots of food and drink places dotted around and are all reasonably priced considering they cater to a captive audience. We had food at the African cafe which again was reasonably priced for food and drink. The food was really nice. The toilet facilities are clean. On exiting the zoo at 3pm, there was massive queues and the carpark that was mostly empty in the morning was full and it was difficult to exit the carpark due to the amount of cars wanting in. We made the right decision to arrive early in the morning.
