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    Zoological Wildlife Foundation

    4.5 (257 reviews)
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    Albino Boa Constrictor
    Brandon F.

    I've been coming to ZWF since I was 16yrs old and it is the most amazing experience for all ages in Miami. A hands-on interactive Zoo where you can get up close & personal with some incredible exotic animals

    Ball python
    Janet S.

    I did an atv tour that included ZWF. This is my first time that I have ever been to ZWF. There is no signage so you wouldn't even aware that's it's there. This is a private zoo and the owners live in the property as well. As soon as you arrive in the guest lobby you are greeted by Ricky and he was super sweet and informative. After we get our wristbands and sign in we go to the animal encounter area. Victoria is the one that does the animal encounter and she was amazing and I loved it. We were able to touch the ball python, kinkajou, lemur, owl, and the blue tongue skink. I loved it but which I had more time with the animals. I did like that there were only two other families doing the encounters. After the encounters Sophia gave us a guided tour throughout the zoo. Sophia was super informative and answered all of our questions. I can tell that she is super passionate about animals. I loved the experience and I recommend for everyone come by and visit these beautiful animals.

    Elizabeth V.

    Really great interaction animals, we went on a weekday so it was just my son and I. Our guide was truly great. He was patient with the animals, they definitely know and love him. and we didn't feel rushed. I think his name is Michael. He is in the pictures I added. Place is very clean and well kept.its a bit costly but a great experience I am glad I went.

    The adorable kinkajou reminded us of our early days of parenting!!
    Wellington J.

    My wife and I did a detailed reading about ZWF before committing to doing the 2 hour tour. It did NOT DISAPPOINT!! It was the highlight of our 2 weeks in Florida, by far!! I was warmly greeted on the phone by Camilla, which was a great start!! Our guides were Nick and Karina, and they were great!! Karina brought a basket of fruits and vegetables, so that we could feed more than item to each animal!! The variety of animals ranged from starting with BUTTERS, the boa, which we held, to seeing lions, jaguars, leopards, a crocodile, an alligator . There were primates like monkeys, that we fed. The animals that stole our hearts were 1. The otters put their tiny hand on our hand 2. The Kinkajou lay in our arms like a baby while it licked honey out of a jar. 3. The Lemur that crawled all over me and rested in my lap like a large puppy!! 4. The gibbon held our hand and brought it closer, so that it could gently take the food. 5. The majestic great horned owl that was soooooo incredibly soft to pet!! Anytime we are anywhere in Florida, we will make this part of our itinerary. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. It deserved at 6 stars!!

    Otter encounter
    Melissa C.

    Everyone needs to do this at some point, especially if you're an animal lover! This is honestly one of my favorite things I've ever done. They did a Labor Day sale of 50% off animal encounters, and my husband and I took advantage to do a couple since it's normally out of our price range. First, we did the otter feeding. They gave us meatballs and fish to feed the otters through their enclosure. I would've loved to get closer and hold them, but we did get to out them a bit through the cage. We also did the wolf encounter, which included singing dogs. For this one, we did get to go into the enclosure and play with them. They climbed all over us just like household dogs! Be prepared that you will get messy if you do this one. The dogs' paws were pretty muddy. The website said each encounter was only 15 minutes and we were worried about it being so short even while being so expensive, but we didn't feel rushed at all. Maybe it was because we were the only ones there at the time, but they let us stay a little longer. Our guide was so friendly and informative. I also love that the priority is placed on the animals and not the people. It's not a zoo, but a wildlife foundation that really takes care of the animals well. I hope to go back at some point and do more animal encounters here!

    Noel J.

    Amazing, must do experience if you're in the area!! I visited ZWF this afternoon with my mom for a tour and primate experience. Our tour guide was Janelle who was super knowledgeable and friendly. Our tour consisted of just my mom, myself, and Janelle which was awesome. It felt like we had the whole space to ourselves as we only saw one other small group when we were leaving. Janelle showed us all of the animal enclosures and shared information on each species and the specific animals. She was very engaging to listen to and was able to engage the animals as well by making certain noises, which they would do back to her. At the end of the tour we sat in this really cool hut where Janelle let us hold some kind of lizard, a snake, and a small animal related to the raccoon. We also got to pet an owl. For our primate experience, Janelle and another handler brought two lemurs for my mother and I to play with in the hut. Again, we were the only people here so it felt like a super special and personalized experience. We got to play with the lemurs for about ten minutes. They were on leashes and we were able to give them apples and carrots, pet them, and they even climbed on us and licked us. It was so special and cool to see these animals up close, they have hands with opposable thumbs which is very interesting. The entire time we felt super safe and calm when touching and holding the different animals, thanks to Janelle who was a very chill guide. At the end of the tour we went back to the office where they gave us each a little goodie bag with a water and two snacks which was so sweet and thoughtful. I would love to come back here, this experience was so cool and really unlike anything else I've ever done. This is a place where you can be alone, up close and personal with the animals and not have to push through crowds of people like at the zoo. All of the animals also looked very content and extremely well cared for which made me feel okay about them being in captivity. This is a must do experience!

    Jocelyn G.

    We went for my daughter's birthday, Michael Rivero was our guide and the entire experience was outstanding! We saw lions, cubs, different monkeys/apes, large cats, sloths, carried a snake - An unforgettable experience for sure. My daughter had started feeling bad when we were there and had to go back to the office and the entire staff was kind and caring. I highly recommend - your kiddos will love it! And so will you!

    Owl encounter
    Shakeela B.

    Love this place ! I've been several times and it's always an amazing experience! The general wildlife tour is a must and is a good synopsis of the facility and great way to see a lot of the grounds. The lion cub encounter , the owl encounter and the baby otter encounter were all once in a lifetime experiences and well worth it. Be on the lookout for limbani the chimp, he's pretty much the unofficial mascot.

    Stefany D.

    I visited ZWF on Saturday and did the ZWF Wildlife Presentation tour. It was a wonderful experience! First you start off my touring the grounds and visiting several of the animals. In each stop the guide gives you knowledgeable info on each animal. Our guide was great. He knew a lot of facts and was very friendly. The second part of the tour is more hands on. We got to touch a snake, porcupine, different birds, baby gator. They also brought out a baby cougar and baby chimp named Limbani. I would have to say my fav part was when they brought out the anteater and it licks your ear This place was great, cannot wait to be back. My only complaint is that we started a little late, but its Miami so that didnt ruin our experience!

    Lion
    Joanah A.

    I booked through Groupon for a 2 hour wildlife presentation for my husbands birthday. He absolutely loved the experience. Amber took care of us and was super sweet, personable and knowledgeable. There was a one hour tour of the facility which Amber was able to introduce each animal by name and and feature. We learned a ton if new facts like the difference between and ape and monkey, etc. The animals ranged from reptiles to birds, felines, primates, and other mammals. She allowed a bathroom break and got an opportunity to interact with a variety of animals. Well definitely be going back. :) FYI. You can bring a backpack with snacks but you can't eat while on tour. Athletic attire is recommended. Sunscreen too. Water dispenser is located at the front. Tour guides wear masks. Parking on the grass outside the entrance.

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    Donnell C.

    This was an amazing experience and will not be my last time coming here. My friends and I found this deal on Groupon and couldn't pass up the opportunity to check out ZWF. Keep in mind that you must call ahead and schedule your date and time to visit as the tour guides like to keep the group at a manageable size so that every one can hear and learn about the animals here. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and she genuinely cares for the animals as she helped to raise a few of them. This is a great location for nature and animal lovers, young and old. I would definitely suggest using discretion with younger children as you will get hands on with some of the animals and you do not want to scare or harm them by "playing too rough" ZWF visitation hours are 9am to 6pm all week long.

    Sloth encounter

    Amanda was the BEST tour guide! She was so knowledgeable and patient with my 7yr old son who had many questions and his own tidbits of knowledge to share. We fed many animals and had the best "special encounter" experience. Wear bug spray! We did get lots of bug bites but the experiences made it worth it! Highly recommend this special experience

    Owl
    Makayla P.

    This place is awesome It is a little hard to find with GPS but once you get there it is incredible. You are able to encounter several animals and even monkeys! You can tell that the animals are well cared for and it's a cool and clean environment! The staff are super friendly and don't rush the tours, they take there time and give lots of information. this is an experience for all ages. I hope you will come check it out for yourself:)

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    Amazing place, not your typical zoo, very friendly staff, gorgeous animals and they look very well take care !!!!! Totally recommended.

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    Had the best timeeee Amanda is so welcoming , funny, and knowledgeable will be back to being all my friends

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    Ask the Community - Zoological Wildlife Foundation

    What is the difference between the packages?if I buy the 2 hour encounter do we get to hold some Cubs?

    If you do the $120 to play with the animal and take photos for 5 minuets do you have to leave the facility after that? Or are you allowed to walk around and look and the rest of the animals?

    You cannot walk around the facility unless you book a tour. It's a safety protocol.

    Do u get to take a pic with any of the big cats without having to pay extra?

    You can take pictures of them but as for with them I believe it would be extra if it's allowed.

    What makes me confused is the 5 minute encounter for the price. What could you possibly do in 5 minutes with the animal that isn't necessarily different than doing the photo session with them?

    In the photo session you just take a few shots with the animal. In the 5 minute encounter you get to play and take as many pictures as you want.

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    My wife and I absolutely LOVED our visit to the Zoological Wildlife Foundation and our hands on encounter with a tiger cub.

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    I spent $20 on parking, $200 on tickets, and 45 minutes signing waivers just to walk into the…read moresaddest, most depressing animal facility I've ever seen. They promised an 11:30 "show" and even texted me to be on time. The show was a skunk that immediately ran away three times, and a snake that looked dead and never moved. The conditions were shocking: birds crammed into tiny cages stacked next to each other, kangaroos trapped in small empty pens, and the largest tortoise I've ever seen stuck in an enclosure the size of my living room -- with another tortoise. Every animal looked stressed, sad, or neglected. My kids were so upset we left early. I'm ashamed I spent money here, but I'm glad I saw it so I can warn others. This place is cruel, depressing, and should not be allowed to operate.

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    Miami Seaquarium

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    Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

    3.5
    (714 reviews)
    21.2 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Kid friendly

    My husband and I visited this museum as part of our day trip to Miami. I wish parking wasn't so…read moreexpensive ($18 flat rate). It took us about 2.5 hours to explore the entire place including the planetarium show. The show that worked out best with timing was called "How to Die in Space: An Interactive Adventure Through the Cosmos." The girl leading it was wonderful but as you may figure by its name, the show was not a peaceful experience. There were a number of explosions that I think scared some of the kids in attendance. The other exhibits included one about flight, the human body/mind, an aquarium, dinosaurs, and general Florida wildlife. I can't say I learned a terrible amount of new information but it was fine. I appreciate the museum's mission and it probably would be cool for toddlers-little kids.

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    4.4
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    Flamingo Gardens is one of our favorite places in South Florida. Honestly, I'd even call it a…read morepeacock garden because there are so many of them wandering freely throughout the property. I especially love visiting during the winter months when the weather is cooler. It's the perfect time to slow down, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and have a little picnic with the kids. There are plenty of peaceful spots to sit, relax, and watch the peacocks walking around. The grounds are always clean, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. When you buy your tickets, you can also purchase bird food. We fed both the flamingos and the peacocks, and while it was a fun experience, here's my little tip--don't feed the peacocks from your hand unless you're ready for a pretty strong peck! I learned that one the hard way. There is also a small café, guided tram tours, and on weekends they often have live music, especially in the evenings or during holiday events. Around Christmas, the gardens are beautifully decorated with lights, making the whole place feel even more magical. If you're looking for a relaxing day surrounded by nature, Flamingo Gardens is definitely worth a visit.

    Got there around 10 and was able to secure a scooter for my mother who recently had knee surgery…read more They said it was their last working one. We couldn't have done this park without it. The tram runs every thirty mins, definitely suggest taking that- learned all about the park via tour guide. Upon checking in, there are bags of animal food for purchase. So fun for the kids to engage with the flamingos etc. The animals who are roaming free aren't actually part of the garden, they are wild. So get ready to see some amazing ducks, flamingos and peacocks roaming around. We loved seeing all the different birds, alligators etc.

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    ​Happi Farm

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    4.2
    (160 reviews)
    33.3 mi

    The farm idea is so nice that you take in animals that people don't want anymore. The animals are…read morealso very sweet and friendly, ferrets are usually not so kind but these ones are so sweet. The baby bunnies are my favorite, and the ferrets, and the GOATs (Greatest Of All Time) are silly, sweet, and very friendly. Everything is set at a great fair price, not too expensive. The service requested was great and friendly. It was great visiting the rescue farm and spending time with the animals it was great getting to interact with them and learn about them. Made by: Elianna Pery My favorite animal: baby bunnies My brothers favorite: ferrets

    Well, I must have come on a bad day. Maybe the animals were tired. Maybe the staff were tired. I…read moredon't know. All I know is I felt like I was at my cousin's house and they happened to have animals. There were no directions or explanations...until it came time to pay. Now that part was explained perfectly. Honestly, I probably could have seen the same thing at my local shelter and saved $30. I'm hoping the money goes toward helping the animals, but it's really hard to tell. They have goats, plenty of birds, llamas, pigs, and horses. I wouldn't call it a true petting zoo because most of the petting is done through a gate. If you want a horse ride, you have to ask. No one offers or tells you about it. Everything looked like it could use some updating or repairs, and the overall vibe from most of the staff was, "Please hurry up so we can get back to what we were doing." A couple of employees were pleasant and helpful, but they weren't going above and beyond. They simply gave us what we asked for. Overall, I probably won't be back. At least my $30 went toward helping the animals...I hope.

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    Me holding a baby Bunnie (my favorite animal here)
    Me holding a baby Bunnie (my favorite animal here)
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