Birds of Eden is a unique free-flight bird sanctuary located in Plettenberg Bay on South Africa's Garden Route, renowned for housing the world's largest free-flight dome spanning a two-hectare indigenous forest gorge. The sanctuary is home to over 3,500 birds representing more than 220 species, including African grey parrots, various turaco species, flamingos, and a rich diversity of forest and tropical birds. Visitors enjoy self-guided or guided walks through lush forest paths and multiple viewing galleries. Birds of Eden runs the African Grey Project and a forest preservation program, and welcomes families with tiered pricing that offers discounts for children and free entry for babies under two.
