Jack Cornea the owner, makes this the best zoo ever due to interacting with the animals and being ruthlessly daring

i enjoyed the isle of wight zoo its was great to see all the lions when we went last year we adopt zena the white lion she has one eye and she the only white lion in the zoo its amazing to see them being fed the only thing i think was dear is the cafe it should be a... More

It was cold and raining but we had such a good time looking at all the cats and the lemurs especially MC-lovin, really is worth the visit.

great day. fantastic talks on the inhabitants and for big cat lovers a must do here. one great thing happened which wasnt supposed too but the pig got out and excited most of the big cats in the park. so we saw some very wide awake stalking jaguars and a perk lioness on the prow. we also did a fabulous... More

Walking for an hour or so I really wanted to give it less stars as I do now. The Zoo really could do with a bit of updating. But we learned it unsubsidised, not charity funded that made it a bit better. Once a boar managed to escap it became even better, you can imagine what the lions and tigers... More

Took my Big Cat loving wife to visit while we were on a brief short break on the IoW and we both had a blast. Arrived bang on opening time at 10AM, expecting to find just an hour or 2 and then move on as we wanted to see more of the island, but in the end we stayed til... More

We went as a birthday present for me and were very surprised at the price very reasonable. The talks and tours from staff are very informative and worth listening too.

I liked the way the animals appeared to be at ease. Tigers are my favourite and I visit the zoo each time I go to the Isle of Wight.

I'm not a fan of the 'zoo' its tired looking and could do with some work on it. The animals are in relatively small enclosures, and look bored, although well kept. It's a bit of a let down, and you can really only spend a couple of hours there, max.