Curraghs Wildlife Park

Come and meet hundreds of incredible animals!

South American Pampas

• Humboldt Penguins
• Chilean Flamingos
• Gaunaco
• Mara
• Rhea
• Waterfowl

Asian Swamp

• Capybara
• Crab-eating Macaque
• Short-clawed otter
• Fishing Cat
• Waterfowl
• Red Panda

Amazon Rainforest

• Spider Monkey
• Squirrel Monkey
• Agouti
• Spectacled Owl
• Macaws and Parrots
• King Vulture
• Waterfowl

North American Trail

• North American Otter
• Raccoon
• Waterfowl

Australian Outback

• Red-necked Wallaby
• Emu
• Roseate Cockatoo
• Kookaburra
• Waterfowl

European Marsh                                                   

• Lynx
• European Elk (Moose)
• European Otter
• Chipmonks
• Storks
• Owls
• Ibis
• Porcupines
• Waterfowl

African Bush

• Savannah Monkey
• Marsh Mongoose
• Pelicans
• Sitatungu (Antelope)
• Ring-tailed Lemurs
• Kirk's dik-dik

Life on Islands

• Rodrigues Fruit Bat
• Gentle Lemur
• Black and White Lemur
• Poteroo
• Tortoises

Close Beg - Play area

• Meerkat
• Prairie Dog
• Lowland Tapir

Education - Bringing learning to life!

The Curraghs Wildlife Park, with its unique wetland setting and animals from around the world, is an exciting and inspirational place of learning for all ages. Nothing compares to coming face to face with real animals – with their help we can make learning an unforgettable experience.

Our successful programme of education for schools has been developing since 1999, and has since then reached many thousands of school students. In 2009 the Park won a prestigious national BIAZA award for “Best Education Project”, recognising the high standard we have set ourselves.

We now also run a lively Public Education Programme designed to deliver informal learning opportunities for all our visitors. With the help of volunteers, we run a wide range of talks, presentations, displays and activities. The focus is always on fun and enjoyment, so it’s quite likely that visitors won’t even notice they are learning!

To book please contact the Park’s Education Officer, Liz Brunswick.