Poland · ZOOS
The 5 best zoo visits you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Spend about five hours visiting Krakow Zoo in Wolski Forest, with hotel pickup, an English-speaking driver, and admission included. See 1,500 animals, visit the bird and reptile zones, and meet goats, alpacas, ponies, and rabbits in the mini zoo. Drivers such as Pawel and Hubert also share useful Krakow tips.
“Our driver monika was amazing and friendly and the zoo was really good best one ive been too.”
Travel from your Krakow hotel to the city zoo in a modern, air-conditioned minivan with an English-speaking driver such as Bart, Olaf, or Grzegorz. Your ticket is ready at the gate, leaving about four hours to see more than 1,500 animals, visit the mini zoo, and return to your hotel.
“The only part that was good about this trip was the driver, he was a young polish, spoke good English, very nice bright guy. The zoo was horrible, not many animals, some where hidden and couldn't find. But there is no zebras, no monkey's (only 2 chimps) no giraffes and many others. Many of the animals that where there was only 1 of them. Alot of bird (should of made it a zoo for birds) there is a restaurant beside it with the worse food ever, burger didn't seemed cooked and the chips where like rubber. But because there was other people on the bus, the bus driver called me…”
You’ll ride from your Krakow accommodation to the zoo in Wolski Forest, then spend about two hours exploring independently. An English-speaking guide handles the transfer, entry ticket, and return ride. Expect endangered species, forest trails, and a convenient but relatively costly private service.
“The zoo is very poorly maintained, with animals in too small cages, the transfer cost 40 euros each, a truly disproportionate price, when with Uber we would have paid 11 euros for 3”
Your English-speaking driver collects you from your Krakow accommodation, takes you to the zoo, and waits while you explore. Skip the ticket queue, allow for plenty of walking, and look for bongo antelopes, pygmy hippos, lemurs, lions, elephants, camels, and crocodiles.
You’ll travel by private transfer from your Gdansk accommodation to Oliwa Zoo with an English-speaking driver, skip the entry queue, and spend about five hours exploring a 125-hectare park. Look for bongo antelopes, pygmy hippos, orangutans, lions, elephants, alpacas, and crocodiles.
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