Things to do in Sydney Zoo

Taronga zoo is worth visiting. We saw many animals. The highlight was taking a ferry to get there. Just be careful of the bin chickens if you are eating outside.

It was quite comprehensive as an indoor zoo. Weather was raining so opted for this instead to Taronga Zoo. Had a really good time exploring the animals and learning more about them. Really convenient to walk down to Bangaroo Warf and take a ferry to Circular Quay

Beautiful views and lovely looking exhibits. Was convenient getting around with a pram with the use of the lifts. If we lived in Sydney we would be back again. Just allow extra time as it is a very large space.

This pass was worth it, I was ambitious enough to do all 4 attractions in one day but I enjoyed how different and fun each attraction was. I would absolutely recommend to anyone wanting to make the most out of their day in Sydney.

A bright way to spend the afternoon with the amazing sea creatures. I personally liked the part where they allowed some species to be touched. It’s an indoor activity so very convenient when we did it on a hot sunny day. It was searously fun 🤩🐠🐟

It was a great experience for me, seeing such a variety of animals at close range that looks well-taken care of. Getting to/from the zoo via ferry was a breeze and entry to the zoo was equally hassle-free. Highly recommended even if you're solo and just looking for a chill place to explore in Sydney.

Everything was worth it… Starting with our ever-knowledgeable, kind, sweet, and humorous tour guide down to all the stops we’ve made throughout the day. This is a must-do tour and we would love to do it again next time 😊

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best guide and driver I’ve ever met! Leonard kept us entertained all day. The weather was great and we even saw the Three Sisters (though they were just a bit shy). From the start, he stopped in Lawson for breakfast and recommended Cortado - best coffee we’ve ever had! I’ve hiked in the Blue Mountains before, but doing this more relaxing trip was a different experience I’m grateful for. We had a lovely walk to Olympian Rock lookout, then did the 3 Scenic World rides, including the world's steepest railway! For lunch, we ate at Ballimino’s, where everything was delicious! Afterward, we went to Sydney Zoo and finished with a ferry from Parramatta back to Circular Quay. Leonard gave incredible history lessons. His custom Aussie music playlist was a huge highlight, introduced just like a radio DJ! He's very knowledgeable about botany. We had an insightful chat while he waited with us at the ferry drop-off. He’s defo someone you want to have coffee with. All the best, Leonard!

Great trip with even greater views. totally worth for 30 bucks. (you cant get these views and guide in public transport altough that is amazing aswell)