Africa Alive!

Africa Alive!

Africa Alive! is located near the coast and the animals (many species from Africa including lions and cheetahs) seem very happy in their spacious, enclosures.

What is there to do at Africa Alive?

We were very lucky with the weather; it was a blue-sky day meaning that we could make to most of the long walks around the site. We really enjoyed watching the lions and walking around the edge of the plain of Africa enclosure where zebras, rhinos and giraffes roam freely together in an area which resembles the African savannah. For an additional cost, you can feed the giraffes and the lions.

The highlight of the afternoon was watching the “Amazing African Animals’ display. This was a 15-minute talk (very educational and well done) during which a milky eagle owl flew over the crowd, guinea fowl ran about and pygmy goats climbed rocks and walked planks!

There were long queues for the toilets, but additional portacabin loos had been put in place to try and limit that. Usually, there is access to the discovery centre where you can see and touch reptiles, invertebrates and small mammals. There is also a lemur encounter, a safari train and an indoor play area.

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Further Information

Is there food and drink available?

There are several kiosks to buy ice creams, paninis and drinks but the main food hall remained closed. You can have a picnic.

What are the main things to do?

Wildlife park with a variety of animals, animal talks, safari train and play areas. Animal experiences are available. There are toilets and places to buy food and drinks.