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Dec 1, 2023 · Santa Barbara Zoo. 500 Niños Drive. Santa Barbara, CA 93103 United States + Google Map. Phone. (805) 962-5339. There are many ways to support the Santa Barbara Zoo. ZooLights is back with all-new light displays. Enjoy this immersive holiday experience featuring thousands of handcrafted silk-covered lanterns.
Masai Giraffe Encounter. Step onto the giraffe deck and learn all about the care and training the Zoo’s Masai giraffe herd receives. Also offered as a virtual encounter. Max Guests: 6. Ages: All ages. Cost: $350 (includes Zoo admission) Duration: 30 minutes. Availability: Offered Mondays at 12:30 PM. BOOK IT.
You can make your reservation with the discount by contacting our membership department at 805-679-8479 or membership@sbzoo.org. If you are an SB Zoo member looking to visit another AZA accredited zoo or aquarium, you'll need to contact that institution for their policy on reciprocal member discounts.
As a Circle of Care Member, you‘ll receive the benefits of general membership and more, and increase your support of the Santa Barbara Zoo’s mission. With your help, the Zoo can continue inspiring the next generation while making a better future for wildlife and wild places around the world. All memberships must have at least one adult ...
The Santa Barbara Zoo is home to 146 species of mammals, reptiles, birds, and insects. More than 400 animals live in open, naturalistic habitats. If you can’t visit us in person, you can learn more about some of the Zoo’s animals here, or check out our live webcams. See a complete list of all the Zoo’s animals.
The Santa Barbara Zoo, near East Beach, is home to some 500 mammals, reptiles, birds and insects representing 146 species. There are lions, elephants, Western lowland gorillas, penguins and California condors (which are rare in captivity). A sightseeing train around the zoo’s perimeter is a fun way to tour, but there are also opportunities ...
The Santa Barbara Zoo is home to 146 species of mammals, reptiles, birds and insects exhibited in open, naturalistic habitats. If you can’t visit us in person, you can find out more about some of our animals here.
