Aussie Walkabout Experience
Go behind the scenes at Auckland Zoo and come eye to eye with some of our Australian neighbours. Come to the zoo before opening hours and experience the morning sights and sounds. Help the keepers feed the kangaroos and koala in the Aussie Walkabout and take breakfast to a wide variety of birds. | |
Tour features ●A small group fully accompanied by an experienced guide. ●Your guide will photograph you immersed in your tour. The photos will be recorded onto a complimentary CD, which you will receive at the tour conclusion. A fantastic visual record of your unforgettable experience. | |
Pricing Family: $220(2 adults, 2 minors) Adult: $80 Minor(6-15years): $40 | Tour dates and times The Aussie Walkabout tour runs on Thursday, Friday and Saturday—departing from the Information Centre at 8:00 am. This tour is approximately an hour and a half in duration—finishing at 9:30. |
Important things to know: ◆Group sizes vary from two to four people. ◆The minimum age for this tour is six years old and if you are under fifteen years of age you must be accompanied by a paying adult. ◆You may leave your kids under six with the babysitters at Aussie Fun Nursery next to the Information Center. There is a $10 charge for the service*.(Parental Consent Form required) ◆Wear flat, enclosed shoes and appropriate clothing for the weather conditions. ◆Please do not wear any loose jewellery or red clothing. *This service is only for those guests the have booked the Aussie Walkabout tour. | |
Arrival details Participants must arrive at the zoo by 8:00 am. If you arrive after this time there will be no opportunity to join the group, so please ensure you allow enough time for travelling and parking in the car park near the entrance. Your guide will give the group an initial personal safety briefing before the tour starts. Participants should note this is compulsory. |
A.pay for the photos recorded onto a CD | B.attend a talk on security before the tour |
C.pick up the guide in the car park near the entrance | D.assist in the feeding of different species during the tour |
A.$220. | B.$230. | C.$260. | D.$270. |
A.There is a free car park for visitors to the zoo. |
B.Latecomers will be granted entry to the next tour. |
C.A minimum of four people are permitted on each tour. |
D.The tour takes place when the zoo is closed to the public |
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