Naples Zoo

The Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens is a nationally accredited zoo and historic tropical garden in Naples, Florida. Founded in 1919 as a botanical garden and opened as a zoo in 1969, it's set within a magnificent 43-acre historic tropical garden first planted in 1919. The Zoo is home to many animals, and it's known for its commitment to conservation and immersive educational programs.

Visitors to the Naples Zoo can explore exhibits that host diverse animals, from alligators to zebras. There's the opportunity to see rare creatures like the African wild dogs, honey badgers, or the striped hyena. One of the highlights is a boat ride to Monkey Island, where primates roam free. The Zoo also provides exciting shows like 'Meet the Keeper' and 'Alligator Bay Feeding' and offers unique experiences like hand-feeding giraffes.

The Naples Zoo plays an active role in wildlife conservation. It participates in the Species Survival Plan for several animals, including the African lion, black bear, and Florida panther. The Zoo has contributed over $1 million to conservation projects worldwide since 2005. It also promotes local conservation efforts and educates visitors on ways they can contribute to preserving natural habitats and supporting endangered specie