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Fota Wildlife Park is a zoo, located at Fota, Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork, Ireland. They can be contacted via phone at +353 21 481 2678, visit their website www.fotawildlife.ie for more detailed information.

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Fota, Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork
Added by Jopie, at 05 April 2017

Opening Hours

  • Monday 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Sunday 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM

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13 Reviews

  • Patrick Healy
    16 November 2017

    I think this is best place in Ireland to bring family it takes three hours to see everything for tourists and those travelling without a car there is even train service right to edge of the park parking is good and cafes and toilets dotted through journey around park its really healthy walk glorious on sunny day.I just thought lion was amazing hearing him roar from time to time can be heard around the park .The meerkats and lemurs basking in sun on November truly amazing watching them arms outstretched .Ya got to love it very emotional to see these creatures in wide open grounds they look very happy except salt eagle didn't like his cage .All in all lot of work went into having these animals on exhibit and 32 euro for two adults with baby free was good day out .The fluffy toys in gift shop real nice good quality decent price about 6 to 15 euro for average sized fluffy toys .Well done to owners and staff credit to whole of Ireland six star park amazing amazing amazing.

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  • Leigh Griffin
    01 November 2017

    Good family zoo but always trying to make an extra buck. Now €3 to park (previously free) and refusal to discount hotel members on the gate stating you had to get a magic piece of paper at the hotel stating your a guest, despite the card and reservation details on me. Variety of animals and opportunities to get close is excellent and level of maintenance is high.

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  • Prashant Nagarkar
    11 October 2017

    Fota zoo visited in last winter. It is a very huge zoo and have ample varieties of animals. It also has Asian sanctuary where you can see Asian animals like tiger, hippo, tortoise, frogs, snakes, butterflies, pea-cock and many more. Visit zoo in summer when these animals stay out of shelter and can be seen very easily.

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  • Lisa Doyle
    11 September 2017

    Like a mini zoo. Children & Adults of all ages would love it here. I recently took my 2 nieces - 5 & 2 years old. Both loved it. There is a diner in the centre of the park that serves chips and sausages etc plus sandwiches, tea & coffee. There is also a cafe at the entrance near the toilets. Plenty to do and see. Easily found not far off the main motorway into Cork City. I try visit at least once a year.

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  • Darren Kavanagh
    30 August 2017

    Kids had a great time. Big ones and small ones alike. We all got to see the new tiger cub, the lion cubs and a recent addition to the giraffe family. Zookeepers gave talks on animals at different times of the day. Gibbons stole the show though. Had a great day out here.

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  • Rory Devitt
    27 August 2017

    A wonderful place in Cork. A lovely way to experience a variety of animal species. This is a conservation zoo primarily which means all of the animals are there to protect the species. Multiple programs reintroduce these animals back to their natural habitats.

    Couple with this amazing work is a fabulous day out. It is an amazing adventure with kids but even as an adult you will find something to enjoy here.

    I would highly recommend the behind the scenes tours. They are guided and the wardens are so kowledgeable about the various animals and their stories.

    Great day out!

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  • David O Brien
    11 August 2017

    Whether you're in family, group of friends, tourists, or couple visiting Fota, you are sure to have a genuinely fantastic and enjoyable visit.

    Fota Wildlife Park offers visitors an up close place to come in contact with a diverse range of different animals. Very enjoyable walk around the park for all. Animals appear to be kept in good condition and are safe. There is a shop and small restaurant here, but prices can be high. Bringing some sort of packed lunch with you is recommended.

    Fota is easily accessible via car or via train from Cork City train station with a train stop on the route right outside an entrance to Fota.

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  • Sean Cronin
    19 July 2017

    Fota is such a great place to spend a day, especially when it's sunny. We go here every couple of years and always great to see how it's expanding every time we visit. The park is quite big, there's plenty of different animals to see and the food isn't to bad either. It's cool to be able to feed the ducks and pheasants by having them eat the food from your hand. While it doesn't have the variety of animals as other zoo's, it certainly makes up for it with the amount of space the animals have to roam, rather than being kept in a confined space. Well worth the visit if in cork!

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  • Vikas Gupta
    21 April 2017

    Huge wildlife park loved by kids. There were lot of friendly animals within the park. Great visit. Would love to visit it again sometime

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  • Merryl May Trumpeta
    19 April 2017

    A huge wildlife park your family will surely enjoy. Lots of various friendly animals could be seen in the area. From king of the jungle down to the cutest Meerkat. Others are in cage while the rest are set free to stroll around the vicinity. We had a blast during our visit. It's one of a kind experience you and your family and friends would proudly share. Fit for an educational tour, nature & animal lovers, free spirit and those who understands and protects the environment.

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  • Ben Wood
    18 April 2017

    The kids love coming here and pretty fond of the place myself too. Bit of development work going on at the moment so a few areas out of actionbut that shouldn't be a complaint if it improves the park.
    Another great visit.

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  • Ruth Farrelly
    17 April 2017

    Loved it! We did the warden experience which was great value for money. Our warden was lovely and really did make the tour so interesting and fun. She brought us into areas of the park that wasn't available to the public and we fed lots of animals including the saki monkeys, rhino's, giraffes & penguins. Couldnt recommend this enough it was one of the best trips we've been on.

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  • Kader Yuksel
    12 April 2017

    We paid 20 euro for one adult and one child. Nothing worth inside the park. Most of the animals are not in their place. We could only saw some ducks and monkeys. You have to pay extra for the car park and even for the small train transport inside. Although it was easter time, no special activities for kids. Strongly not recommended:(

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