Emma Zoo

Emma Zoo

Emma Zoo is located in the northern part of Brisbane, Queensland. Established in 1969, it covers an area of 40 acres and is home to 53 species and 229 animals from both Australia and abroad, all living carefree in this well-maintained zoo.

Emma Zoo has many walking paths, and the planted tropical trees and plants form a natural barrier that provides shade for visitors while also creating a habitat for the animals. The zoo is home to kangaroos, snakes, baboons, capuchin monkeys, koalas, crocodiles, pandas, wombats, marmosets, Tamarin monkeys, Malayan sun bears, antelopes, ostriches, lizards, camels, dingoes, and water buffalo, among others. Visitors can feed the kangaroos and take photos with the animals.

The zoo is perfect for family trips, allowing children to get to know animals and learn about them in a much more vivid way than from textbooks. There is also a café in the zoo where visitors can enjoy a delicious cup of coffee and relax their tired bodies. Emma Zoo is open from 9 AM to 5 PM daily, year-round except for Christmas Day.

Alma Park Zoo

Must-visit reason: One of Australia’s most noteworthy zoos

Continent: Oceania

Country/Region: Australia

State/Province: Queensland

City: Brisbane