Nature Navigators at Adelaide Zoo

Nature Navigators Adelaide Zoo.
These Spring school holidays, Adelaide Zoo is the perfect place for kids to explore, play and learn with Nature Navigators.

Pick up a Scavenger Quest booklet at the gate and set your little adventurers on the lookout for nine nature items around the zoo. Some are big, some small, some easy to spot and others will really test their eyes. Every find brings them closer to becoming a Nature Navigator while discovering the animals and nature all around them.

The adventure continues at home, with each booklet containing extra puzzles and activities to keep curious minds busy long after your visit. It’s a fun way to keep the excitement of the zoo going throughout the holidays.


Looking for something extra?

A woman and a child are crafting clay using leaves, showcasing a creative and playful activity together.

Join our Pottery Patterns workshops every Friday from 10 am to 2 pm during the school holidays. Families can drop in at any time, and kids will love getting creative with clay as they create their own nature-inspired piece to take home. It’s the perfect holiday keepsake from their zoo adventure!


Book your Nature Navigator tickets now at adelaidezoo.com.au

 

 

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