Explore Cornwall's wild side from its skies to its seas. Nature is everywhere.
Meet curious meerkats, see soaring birds of prey, and watch penguins dip and dive. Every visit to Cornwall's wildlife attractions offers unforgettable encounters, while supporting conservation work and helping endangered species and habitats thrive for generations to come.
Meet Cornwall's amazing animals. Watch birds of prey in flight, discover rescued seals, and come face-to-face with incredible wildlife from Cornwall and around the world.
Ferry across rivers where seahorses hide. Meet rescued otters, discover baby lobsters being reared for release, and learn how Cornwall's wildlife is being protected for the future.
Nature moves with the seasons. We keep you up-to-date with sightings, walks and wildlife events. So you never miss a wild moment.
Explore Cornwall's wildlife attractions, where birds of prey, rescued marine mammals, exotic species and conservation stories await.
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Get closer to nature and see Cornwall's wildlife in motion
Cornwall is home to a huge range of wildlife attractions, from zoos and wildlife parks to animal sanctuaries and conservation centres. Best Days Out Cornwall features top attractions where you can get closer to amazing animals while learning about the natural world.
Cornwall's wildlife attractions are home to all sorts of species, from penguins, red pandas and otters to parrots, flamingos, monkeys and farm animals. You'll also discover native wildlife and conservation projects that help protect endangered species.
Several Best Days Out Cornwall attractions offer animal encounters, keeper talks and feeding sessions. Meet birds of prey at Screech Owl Sanctuary, see rescued seals at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, and get closer to amazing wildlife while learning about conservation.
Most wildlife parks and zoos don't allow dogs, except registered assistance dogs, to protect the welfare of the animals. However, a few wildlife attractions do welcome dogs, and you can discover them here.
Most wildlife attractions are open throughout the year, with seasonal events, feeding talks and activities offering something different to enjoy whenever you visit.
