San Diego Zoo
Zoo · San Diego
2920 Zoo Dr, San Diego, CA 92101
Highlights
Explore the renowned San Diego Zoo, a lush and expansive 100-acre paradise teeming with over 12,000 rare animals and immersive habitats around the globe.
Explore the renowned San Diego Zoo, a lush and expansive 100-acre paradise teeming with over 12,000 rare animals and immersive habitats around the globe.
"After a trip to the San Diego Zoo, be sure to see some of Balboa Park’s other attractions." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"The San Diego Zoo is one of the best zoos in the U.S., so it's a popular stop for families visiting the area. See your favorite animals as you stroll among the exhibits, and explore the park on a guided bus tour, Skyfari Aerial Tram, or miniature train ride." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"The world-renowned San Diego Zoo spans 100 acres and houses more than 12,000 rare and endangered animals. Plan to spend at least a half-day at the zoo to get the full experience, which includes shows and animal presentations. During the summer, Nighttime Zoo event series allows visitors to stay later into the evening. There are plenty of restaurants throughout the park where parents can recuperate with a much-needed afternoon beer." - Marie Tutko, Archana Ram
"At the world-famous San Diego Zoo, you’ll essentially take a journey around the world as you explore 100 acres of habitats that resemble everything from the Australian Outback to the South African coastline. In fact, this institution cares so much about making animal enclosures authentic that it even re-creates rock formations specific to various regions, like the jagged tsingy of Madagascar. The impressive Africa Rocks exhibition debuted in 2017 and includes six enclosures, including an Ethiopian highland for baboons and an acacia woodland for leopards. The zoo is also home to more than 3,700 rare and endangered animals, like Malay tigers and both Asian and African elephants."
"At the world-famous San Diego Zoo, you’ll essentially take a journey around the world as you explore 100 acres of habitats that resemble everything from the Australian Outback to the South African coastline. In fact, this institution cares so much about making animal enclosures authentic that it even re-creates rock formations specific to various regions, like the jagged tsingy of Madagascar. The impressive Africa Rocks exhibition debuted in 2017 and includes six enclosures, including an Ethiopian highland for baboons and an acacia woodland for leopards. The zoo is also home to more than 3,700 rare and endangered animals, like Malay tigers and both Asian and African elephants."
