How long does it take to go through the Gulf Breeze Zoo?

about 2 hours
9 answers. It takes us a while usually about 2 hours . I love the animals and am amazed .

Does the Gulf Breeze Zoo require masks?

Our staff is required to wear a face mask at all times when transacting with the public. We will continue to monitor the situation daily. Please continue to follow our social media pages and website for updates.

When did the Gulf Breeze Zoo open?

February 18, 2010
Gulf Breeze Zoo/Opened

How much does it cost to go to the zoo in Navarre?

Open daily from 9 – 5, tickets are only $19 for adults and $15.95 for children, but many frequent visitors to Navarre Beach prefer to get a membership. You can also add on a train ride, animal feed cups or a budgie feeding stick for a nominal fee.

Are there elephants at the Gulf Breeze Zoo?

No elephants. They do have hippos from a distance. However, they have a nice giraffe area where you can get pretty close.

How many animals are at the Gulf Breeze Zoo?

900
Gulf Breeze Zoo/Number of animals

Who owns the Gulf Breeze Zoo?

Virginia Safari Park
Gulf Breeze Zoo/Parent organizations

Can you touch a hippo?

You can also touch and take a selfie with the hippo during the 20-minute visit. Only adults and children four years and up will be admitted. “They’re known to be very, very aggressive and territorial in the wild.

Can you hold a sloth in Florida?

At Wild Florida, we’re lucky to have a whole family of two-toed sloths. Since people have found out that we have sloths in our Gator and Wildlife Park, they’ve always asked, “Can I please hold one?” And now… you can!

How big is the Gulf Breeze Zoo?

20 ha
Gulf Breeze Zoo/Area

Can you pet a baby hippo?

Hippos is a double animal, not a pet. The need to properly care for a hippo will be enormous. They need acres to get around and eat the movable feast. They need a lot of water to be cool Z Zoos can supply the hippos requirement and most private citizens can’t.

Do sloths like hugs?

Research shows that sloths are frequently held by their claws or arms with no support at all, causing them to experience high levels of fear and stress. Sloths do not want a hug – they just want to survive.