Check signage by the walkthrough to see opening times
Enter through the glass doors and over the moat to find yourself immersed in a Madagascan jungle. See whether you can spot our lemurs sunbathing, leaping through the trees, or foraging through the grass. If you can't see them outside, or when the walkthrough is closed, pop by the lemur house viewing area outside of the walkthrough opposite the chimpanzees, as they may be snuggled up inside.
Lemur house viewing area
Follow the path round and this small viewing area is situated just outside the exit of the walkthrough where you can watch them inside their house. Whether they're jumping around or cuddled up together sleeping, these beautiful animals are always worth a visit.
Our African animals
Ring-tailed lemur
Where do ring-tailed lemurs live in the wild? What do they like to eat? What do they look like? Find out everything you need to know about ring-tailed lemurs.
Aardvarks
Aardvarks are nocturnal and solitary animals, and their burrows provide vital homes for many endangered species.
African lions
Meet Khari. He's adventurous, confident and extremely handsome, and has joined us from Blackpool Zoo while their Big Cat House is being renovated.
Grevy's zebra
Grevy's zebra are most threatened species of zebra, with only 2000 remaining in the wild.
African penguin
These penguins are from warm climates, coming from the beaches of South Africa and Namibia.
Reticulated giraffe
Giraffes have the same number of neck bones as people, their heart beats twice as fast as human's and they stand at 2 metres tall as new a new born giraffe.
Hippo
Hippos make their own 'sunscreen', which they secrete through their skin to keep it moist and protect them from the sun's rays.