Ma A.
8/12/2025
I loved seeing all the animals. the son of the lady who runs this place is corney he talks to much, so much that you lose interest and start falling asleep. other then that everyone was kind very...
Big Cat Habitat
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7101 Palmer Blvd
Sarasota, FL 34240
Big Cat Habitat Conservation and Education Center, located in Sarasota, FL, offers a captivating experience for visitors just a stone's throw away from the city center and pristine beaches. Covering over 20 acres of land, the habitat hosts a diverse range of over 350 animals representing more than 60 species, attracting over 50,000 guests annually.
Guests have the opportunity to interact with various animals, from African lions and Bengal tigers to exotic birds and two-toed sloths. The center provides unique experiences like Lemur Yoga and animal feedings, including the chance to feed bears and big cats, offering guests a truly unforgettable and educational visit.
Additionally, the habitat features special events and presentations throughout the week, such as the Birds of Paradise showcase and the Variety Animal Adventure, where visitors can witness the intelligence and talents of different exotic animals in an engaging and informative setting.
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4.0298 reviewsAnne W.
12/8/2025
Amazing animal encounter right here in Sarasota... The interaction available with the lions tigers and bears was great!! My only negative was the 'Big Cat show at 2 pm"..... way toooooo long to...
Chris B.
11/12/2025
Place is well maintained and the animals are healthy. Bravo. It's not a zoo. This is a rescue facility .
Joan C.
10/20/2025
Great, quintessential Florida experience. I feel so lucky that they are in my hometown. They love their animals and they share their beloved animals, letting you get up close and personal with...
Don C.
4/17/2025
Awesome place. They seem to really take care of the animals despite what some crazy animal activists say. You can actually hold the baby alligator here, feed the tigers and get a picture with the...
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