AQUARIUMS PHILIPPINES

Cebu Ocean Park is the largest oceanarium in the Philippines, located within the SM Seaside Complex in Mambaling, Cebu City. The facility is dedicated to providing a unique marine-life experience that educates, conserves, and inspires visitors of all ages. Guests can explore interactive exhibits and daily shows featuring stingrays, fur seals, parrots, and crocodiles, and enjoy experiences such as fish spa treatments, lory bird feeding, crocodile cage encounters, and SeaTREK underwater walking adventures. The park also offers Aqua Dining, an exclusive underwater restaurant offering gourmet meals surrounded by marine life, as well as a variety of casual dining options and an events center for weddings and corporate functions. Open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM, Cebu Ocean Park is a premier family destination combining entertainment, education, and marine conservation in the heart of Cebu City.

Eltoro Zoo De La Castellana is a privately owned zoo and aquarium located along the main highway in La Castellana, Negros Occidental, Philippines, and serves as the landmark attraction of the municipality. The facility houses an extensive collection of animals spanning birds, mammals, fish, and reptiles, with notable residents including two white tigers, a lion and lioness, as well as endemic Negros species such as the Visayan warty pig and the Visayan spotted deer. The zoo offers guided eco-tours, allowing visitors to learn about both local and exotic wildlife in an accessible setting. With affordable entrance fees and a diverse animal collection that reflects both global biodiversity and the unique fauna of the Visayas, Eltoro Zoo De La Castellana makes for a family-friendly attraction for visitors exploring southern Negros Occidental.

Lyger Animal Sanctuary is an exotic animal sanctuary located in Barangay Bagumbayan, Pililla, Rizal Province, Philippines, situated less than an hour's drive from Metro Manila. The sanctuary is named for the liger, a rare hybrid offspring of a lion and a tiger, and is home to one of the few ligers in the country alongside a white lion, tigers, and pumas. Additional residents include camels and peacocks, giving visitors a diverse range of animal encounters. The facility offers interactive feeding experiences that make it a popular destination for families and animal lovers from the greater Manila area. As a wildlife holding facility, the sanctuary provides a unique opportunity to observe rare and extraordinary hybrid and exotic felines in a setting that emphasizes close and memorable encounters with some of the world's most impressive big cats.

Loboc Wildlife and Nature Park is a wildlife sanctuary located in Barangay Bonbon Upper, Loboc, Bohol, Philippines, about 30 kilometers from Tagbilaran City. Spread across approximately one hectare of naturally forested land along the national highway, the park is home to over 25 species of exotic animals, with enclosures designed to simulate natural habitats as closely as possible. Visitors can observe a diverse range of wildlife including crocodiles, snakes, an albino Burmese python, crowned pigeons, parrots, peacocks, lories, wild ducks, and many other bird species. The park also contributes to the local community by employing workers from Loboc town and directing part of its proceeds toward supporting local schoolchildren. It offers a compact but engaging wildlife experience for families and nature lovers visiting the scenic Loboc River area.

Malabon Zoo, formally known as the Malabon Zoo, Aquarium and Botanical Garden, is a well-established zoological park located in Barangay Potrero, Malabon, Metro Manila, Philippines. Founded around 1989 by Manny Tangco, the zoo is home to a diverse collection of local and exotic animals including Bengal tigers, lions, bears, orangutans, deer, snakes, monkeys, fish, and various bird species. The facility combines animal exhibits with interactive feeding sessions and botanical garden walks, providing a multifaceted experience that is both entertaining and educational for visitors of all ages. The zoo places an emphasis on wildlife conservation education, making it a suitable destination for families and school field trips. Conveniently located within Metro Manila, Malabon Zoo offers an accessible urban wildlife experience that highlights the importance of protecting biodiversity.

ZOORI, the Zoo at Residence Inn Tagaytay, is a family-friendly wildlife park and entertainment destination operated by Zoomanity Group in Tagaytay City, Philippines, set against the scenic backdrop of Taal Volcano and Lake. The park features several themed zones, including a Serpentarium where visitors come face to face with snakes, turtles, lizards, and iguanas; a Zoo Ground with farm and wild animals such as goats, miniature horses, camels, and monkeys; and Eagles Ridge, where guests can observe majestic eagle species up close. The main collection also includes lions, crocodiles, and various birds. Beyond animal encounters, ZOORI offers a thrilling zip line and entertaining live shows on weekends that feature animals and magic performances, providing a full day of educational and recreational fun for all ages.

Manila Zoo, formally the Manila Zoological and Botanical Garden, is a 5.5-hectare public zoo located in Malate, Manila, Philippines. Originally opened on July 25, 1959, the zoo recently underwent a major rehabilitation project costing approximately 1.7 billion pesos and reopened on November 21, 2022, emerging as a reimagined wildlife and conservation destination. The zoo is home to over 1,000 animals representing a wide array of mammals, birds, reptiles, and aquatic life. Highlights include the newly renovated Philippine Eagle exhibit, which spotlights one of the country's most iconic and critically endangered birds, as well as educational programs and interactive exhibits promoting awareness of endangered species and biodiversity. Collaborating with conservation organizations, Manila Zoo aims to connect visitors of all ages with the natural world while supporting ongoing wildlife protection efforts in the Philippines.