Africa Alive (Suffolk) Reviews

Newest Review: ... for children. Africa Alive is also part of the Big Three which includes another two parks in the Norfolk/Suffolk area including Banham Zoo and The Dinosaur park. Buy a seasonal ticket and you can visit all three. As well as being open to the public they also offer a volunteer scheme as well as feeding talks during most of the day. Being a volunteer is fun as you will learn what it is like to be a keeper as well as meeting most of the animals in the park. I volunteered myself and i enjoyed every part of it. As well as having indoor and outdoor children play areas, they also have a train that travels around the park giving you the comple... more
Customer Africa Alive (Suffolk) Reviews (2)

by - written on 26/03/09 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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Africa Alive is a African Themed Zoo with many African Animals including Giraffes, Rhino, Lemurs (many different types), Lions, Cheetahs, Owls, Zebra and many more. Africa Alive is based in Kessingland, Suffolk not far from lowestoft and about a 30min drive from Great Yarmouth. The Entrance prices arent partically expensive when compared to other Zoo's at a £11.95 for adults and £7.95 for children. Africa Alive is also part of the Big Three which includes another two parks in the Norfolk/Suffolk area including Banham Zoo and The Dinosaur park. Buy a seasonal ticket and you can visit all three. As well as being open to the public they also offer ... Read the complete review

by - written on 30/09/08 (Useful, 147 readings)
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Africa Alive is in Suffolk we went here while on holiday to Pontins in Pakefield, it was just a short car drive from there. The price is £11.95 pre adult and £7.95 for 3 to 15 year olds. They have a small farm with goat's rabbits and guinea pigs They also have zoo animals like zebra, giraffes and lions, all the animals have a lot of room to roam around. We spent ages looking for the white rhino did you know they are not white they are grey. They also have loads of different birds; they were doing different displays throughout the day. There was a little train you could use to take you around the park, we didn't use this, it was a ... Read the complete review
