Zoo Miami

Zoo Miami, also known as The Miami-Dade Zoological Park and Gardens, is Florida's largest and oldest zoological garden. Spread over 324 acres, home to over 2,500 animals representing over 400 species. Opened in 1948, the zoo's unique subtropical climate allows it to house various animals from Asia, Australia, Africa, and the Americas. Its exhibits are known for their open, cageless designs that allow visitors to enjoy unobstructed views of the animals.

Zoo Miami offers a memorable experience with various interactive encounters, animal feedings, behind-the-scenes tours, and educational programs. The zoo's layout is designed to mimic natural habitats, providing a more authentic experience for visitors. With a commitment to guest engagement and conservation education, the zoo includes features like a splash park for children, gardens, and various special events throughout the year.

Zoo Miami participates in global conservation efforts and is involved in numerous Species Survival Plans (SSPs). It works with various local and international organizations to support wildlife research, habitat protection, breeding programs, and community engagement. The zoo's conservation initiatives extend beyond its boundaries, promoting sustainable practices and educating visitors about their vital role in preserving the planet's biodiversity.