BioPark of Rio

Avaliação: 5
Mandi Kaur: This zoo is one of the best ive seen. You can walk through and go inside many of the enclosures and see the birds and iguanas. Worth doing if you want to see animals up close for a few hours. It was easy and quick to buy tickets in the morning at the counter, hardly any wait time.

Avaliação: 5
Mohd Faris: Received free ticket for my daughter because of her Birthday month and get discount for shopping at the souvenier shop ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Animal interaction experience ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Could have improve with varieties of animal, probably can introduce "petting zoo" concept by letting animals roaming freely (rabbit, turtle and etc.) Facility & staff ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Place really clean, comfortable and facility were well located (restaurants, toilet, staff on stand-by almost every corner to guide the visitors) Other activities - zipline - bouncy castle - stroller (push car) available for rent Totally recommended

Avaliação: 5
Alice: Seriously this place is amazing all kind of animals and very spacious. Went there with my partner and stayed there for a good 2+ hours. However will definitely recommend you buy water from outside the park as it’s very expensive inside. The men outside the park offer 3 bottles of water for R$10 where inside a single bottle is R$10. Went there on a week day and there wasn’t much people which made looking around even more special and peaceful. All staff are friendly and ready to help. There are shows around the day I think starting a little after midday onwards. 10/10 experience !

Avaliação: 4
Brian “CoFii” Adams: The bird exhibition is the highlight of this park! This is a private monarquy zoo converted to a zoo for the public. Dont expect the same level of zoo from other countries Pro: - affordable - easy 3 hours of fun - great atmosphere and loads of covered areas - feels very Amazonian and tropical - many food options - easy walk Con: - layout - pricey - hard to get to It is not a bad spot, glad I saw it!

Avaliação: 2
Nicole Lynn: The zoo exhibits signs of neglect and poor maintenance. The environment is damp, with murky water that detracts from the overall experience, and the animals appear to be suffering from boredom. While the premise is intended to resemble a jungle, the lack of diverse wildlife is concerning, as evidenced by the solitary Asian elephant positioned at the back of the enclosure. There seems to be minimal engagement opportunities for the animals, which may contribute to their visible distress; for instance, the elephant, bear, otter, and monkeys were observed pacing repetitively. Also solitary. Even the solitary cassowary appeared disinterested, turning away from visitors, with its only notable behavior being the consumption of a roach, which unfortunately highlighted the shortcomings of my visit. Add more reptiles, insects, spiders, and rain forest! Work with schools to gain the interest of students and travelers. It is essential for both the government and organizations like the WWF to collaborate in improving the zoo's conditions. During my brief encounter, I spotted a puma that appeared frail and anxious, and the Blue and Gold Macaws were hidden away in the back of its aviary with its partner. One cannot help but feel sympathy for these animals, as their living conditions reflect a lack of proper care and stimulation that are crucial for their well-being. There are other places to visit with the region and this zoo has the potential to be excellent but its just not there right now.