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BRIEF NOTES ABOUT THIS PLACE
With its curated interactive experiences, Bora Bora Wildlife Park is the perfect destination for families and nature enthusiasts alike.
Visitors are invited to be a part of something wild and wonderful as they explore the park’s amazing offerings. Among the incredible experiences, guests can meet the Maasai ostrich, a significant cultural symbol for the Maasai people, playing a vital role in their traditional ceremonies and rituals.
The park features fascinating species such as the african warthog, monitor lizard, and many other fantastic creatures, providing a unique and enriching adventure for all.
connect to the nature
One of the lessons we teach our kids is that love should not only be given to humans but to the animals as well.
Steve Irwin was right to say “We don’t own the planet Earth, we belong to it. And we must share it with our wildlife”.
We take you to the only Animal park “Bora bora” where they give children a chance to show their love to the animals by touching them, caressing them, feeding them and more importantly learning about them.
Pick up is at 9:00 am from the hotel to the Animal park for a 4 hours day with the animals where the kids enjoy this adventure.
Afterwards, you can have lunch or drinks at your own cost as you relax and enjoy the fresh air at the restaurant there.
We drive back for drop off at your hotel.
Half day activity
Activity level
Safe for kids.
clothing
Comfortable walking clothes, hat and shoes.
Necessary kit
Sunglasses, sunscreen and anti insect spray.
About the most important animals
Maasai Ostrich
It is essential to the ecosystem, aiding in seed dispersal and regulating vegetation growth in its natural habitat. Preserving this species is vital for sustaining the delicate balance of the savanna ecosystem.
African warthog
Common warthogs are social creatures, typically living in groups known as sounders. Though their appearance may seem intimidating, they are usually not aggressive toward humans and play a crucial role in their natural ecosystems.
Nile crocodile
These crocodiles can reach lengths of up to 16 feet and are known for their ability to move quickly both on land and in water. Despite their fearsome reputation, they play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of their ecosystem.