CANADA
The Canadian classics.
The 6 most popular zoos tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo ticket gets you a full day of animal zones, penguin viewing, and kids’ play areas. Parking costs extra.
“We visited the Calgary Zoo on a very cold, snowy weekday and were surprised by just how much there was to see and do. Despite the name, this is a large zoo - we spent around six hours there without feeling rushed.”
Ride the Boreal Train at Saint-Félicien Zoo Sauvage, see animals in open winter habitats, and explore six themed sectors.
“magnifique zoo. Bonnes explications.”
Escape Montreal for a day: see Quebec-only wildlife at Ecomuseum Zoo, with caring spaces, free parking, and easy visit timing.
“O valor muito caro, pelo custo benefício”
Toronto Zoo entry ticket for one day at Canada’s largest zoo, with 3,000+ animals across seven regions. Practical tips included.
Granby Zoo day trip from Montreal: air-conditioned bus, 1,800 animals, optional farm fruit picking. Zoo entry and lunch extra.
“I have enjoyed my visit at the Zoo of Granby discovering Kangourou, Lama and Pandas. Thank you for your offer”
Calgary Zoo ticket for $28 gets you 4,000+ animals across 7 themed zones, including Siku the polar bear, dinos, and a carousel.
“Great experience! It was relatively quiet when I went (it was a Monday) but the volunteers and staff that were there were super insightful and passionate about each exhibit I attended!”
