World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary & Monkey Park- Travel Tips
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Natural Scenery
South Africa
5 Reviews
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Suggested Duration: 4 hours
At the World of Birds Wildlife Sanctuary and Monkey Park in Hout Bay, Cape Town, visitors can immerse themselves in Africa's largest bird park, featuring around 400 species, including penguins, eagles, and vibrant parrots. The sanctuary offers over 100 walk-through aviaries, allowing for up-close encounters with these beautiful birds in naturalistic settings. Beyond birds, the park also houses a variety of mammals, such as baboons and meerkats, and plays a vital role in wildlife conservation through breeding programs and rehabilitation for injured animals.

Reviews of World of Birds

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Noelle Marozeau
    4
    Reviewed: 2024-07-08

    If you have some time to spend and cape town besides a normal sides, this place is quite interesting to see all different types of birds. Make sure you do not have A phobia of birds flying over your head. Because you will be in several Enclosures, where the birds will be flying around your head. That said, it is a very nice little place to go visit.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Allissa Matroos
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-06-26

    There is so much to see in terms of the different species of birds and monkeys. I casually strolled past a giant pelican and waved to a few penguins, tiptoed past sleeping owls and tortoises and ran past goats - I hate goats. This sanctuary is definitely a must-see. It's a maze you want to get lost in.😊

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Xavier Ariel R
    1
    Reviewed: 2024-05-06

    The entrance fee is conisderably high when the facilities are poor. Numerous areas have been closed off for maintenance, and the infrastructure is in ruins. The enclosures are incredibly small, and the appearance of the water ponds is repulsive. The place smells really bad. The animal also look sick. There are mostly chickens and pigeon enclosures. Won't recommend. Where are the monkeys ????

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Najuwah
    3
    Reviewed: 2024-03-10

    Pricing is not bad. The number of birds and animals decreased, though. There used to be literally sonmany birds you couldn't keep up. It felt like we were seeing the same birds the whole time, even though we were in different enclosures. The monkey experience was nice, just very short. It lasted about 15 minutes, and they can't take too many people at once. A lot has definitely changed, even the peguins were almost out of sight. The weather changed and started raining so we couldn't see the porcupines or tortoise. Make sure it is a beautiful sunny day. I will recommend in the hopes they are revamping and will be back to their former glory.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Claim Mathieussika
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-03-03

    Honestly‼️this is a hidden gem. If you're searching this and thinking about visiting. Go visit‼️NOW. This place is very educational on the different birds and their origin. It's just a breathtaking experience. The monkeys 🐒 stole my heart. The young man working with the monkeys is a monkey whisperer 🙌🏾great job to him. The staff are very friendly and helpful too

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