Tasmania Zoo is one of Launceston’s must-visit attractions and a true gem of Northern Tasmania. Located just 18 kilometres from Launceston’s CBD, this family-owned and operated zoo is beautifully nestled in the scenic foothills of the Tamar Valley.
As the only fully accredited zoo in Tasmania, It is home to the state’s largest collection of native and exotic wildlife. Visitors can encounter a diverse range of species, including many endemic Tasmanian animals and several critically endangered species from around the world.
The zoo proudly features the second-largest collection of primates in any private zoo across Australia. It is also the only zoo in the country where visitors can see the rare and endangered Black Crested Macaque, making it a unique experience for animal lovers and families alike.
With a strong focus on conservation, education, and hands-on wildlife encounters, The zoo provides an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. Whether you’re exploring the fascinating animal exhibits or learning about species preservation, a visit to Tasmania Zoo offers a perfect day out in Northern Tasmania.
The zoo is wheelchair friendly, however all paths around the zoo are gravel. The use of an off-road wheelchair is recommended. Disabled parking spaces are available. Wheelchair accessible rest rooms are available.