Location
Savannah Lake
Map ref. 21F
Map ref. 21F
Savannah Plaza
Need to know
Time to explore
Allow 30 minutes for pedal boat hire or relax with a coffee at Café Wild overlooking the islandThings to see and do
Cafe Wild, Zoo Shop, Pedal Boat hire, Primate Island and Booking assistanceAccessibility
Plaza, Cafe and Shop are all fully accessible
Things to see and do
Cafe Wild
Sit down and enjoy modern Australian cuisine overlooking Savannah Lake and Primate Islands, home to Spider Monkeys and Lemurs.
Zoo Shop
Browse cuddly toys, unique gifts and wildlife souvenirs at the Zoo Shop. As a not-for-profit, every purchase helps Taronga protect wildlife.
Plan your visit
Book your animal encounters and tours at our reception desk when you arrive. Our team can help you plan your day so you don’t miss a thing.
Savannah Lake
Cruise around Savannah Lake by pedal boat and see the Primate Islands from a whole new angle.
30 minutes: $20 per boat
Up to 2 adults + 2 children
Available 9.30 am - 1.30 pm (seasonal days apply)
Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable.
Need to know
Maximum weight 300kg
Children must weigh at least 10kg
Life jackets must be worn
Under 15s must be supervised by an adult 18+
No food or drinks on boats
Swimming in the lake is not permitted
Book at the Boat Hire Shed (Map Ref. 21E)
Primate island
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Learn about some of the animals that call Taronga home
Spider Monkey
Did you know: Spider monkeys have a tail so strong and precise it works like a fifth limb, letting them hang, swing and even grab food while their hands stay free.
Black-and-white Ruffed Lemur
Did you know: Black-and-white ruffed lemurs are among the loudest primates, their calls can travel up to a kilometre through dense rainforest.
Ring-tailed Lemur
Did you know: Ring-tailed lemurs are highly social and live in groups led by females, with the dominant female calling the shots.
View map
Locate precincts and pitstops on the Zoo Map and plan your route through the Zoo.
