The Isle of Wight is lucky enough to be home to a great range of endangered and unique animals. Wildlife parks such as Amazon World and the Isle of Wight Zoo offer visitors the opportunity to get up close to the animals.
From petting farmyards full of spring lambs, guinea pigs and llamas, to exotic tigers, lions and monkey’s, the Isle of Wight has a wide array of animal attractions.
Make the most of the Isle of Wight’s diverse wildlife. Spot red squirrels in their natural habitat, spend time in the hide spotting all manner of birds at Newtown Creek and scour the coastline for marine life.
Monkey Haven is a rescue centre and sanctuary for primates and birds of prey who are in desperate need of care and attention. The animals have come to us for various reasons – they may have been bullied within their original groups, rescued from the illegal pet trade, or unsuitable for breeding programmes.
The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary has four strands to its activity, as follows;
Animal Welfare
The prime aim of the sanctuary is to provide a home for unwanted donkeys.
Usually there are more than 100 animals in our care.
Amazon World Zoo Park is a special kind of attraction. Here you can learn about conservation and rainforests and come face to face with some of the worlds most unusual, beautiful and endangered creatures. Some you won’t be able to see anywhere else in the UK or even Europe!
The Isle of Wight Zoo is a family-run zoo with a special interest in tigers and lemurs. The zoo was built within the ruins of a Victorian Fort built to guard Sandown’s coast, which means we face one of the Isle of
Tucked away in Havenstreet in our special corner of the Isle of Wight, the friendly team at Haven Falconry are dedicated and skilled falconers who have a passion for birds of prey with experience back over 45 years! Our ethos is education through fun!
Tapnell Farm Park is packed with fun for all the family, the new Farm Park will be opening all-year round, offering a range of hands-on animal experiences, and indoor and outdoor play. Visitors will have a wide variety of animals to meet at the Farm Park.
West Wight Alpacas was set up by husband and wife duo, Neil and Michelle Payne in 2010. What started out as a hobby quickly morphed into an active family business and a high quality tourist attraction as we decided to focus on a niche market.
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