Best animal experiences in fiji - The absolute best experience for a conservation enthusiast. Hand feeding an endangered species is something you would never normally get to do. The baby turtles are beautiful and the 5 year old was so graceful and intelligent. I will always recommend spending the money to meet the local animals and support conservation. The lizard Kevin is awesome for kids.

Must do - Great little park with a conversation project to save endangered animals. Kevin the Fijian iguana was adorable. The Steve Irwin message of touch them then you will love them and protect them is so true. Getting to hold Kevin and feed the turtle will be a life long memory

Great for younger children! - The Waterpark is great for younger children, a highlight for our daughter along with the turtle feeding. The park is overall good, good paths and walkways. You do need to remember you are not visiting multi million dollar zoo in a 1st world country, go open minded and just enjoy the experience. More suitable for families with young children, however there is a zip line and waterside. We had a great time, staff are friendly and helpful. You can walk the park in 30 minutes, as we stayed to play on the waterpark we left after 1.5 hours, we think that was enough time to see, play and eat.

Good way to spend a couple of hours. - Something to do with the family on a lazy day. Impressive walkways through the bush and relative good array of animals on display. Some animals need more space - would make me more comfortable. I later read the turtles are on a release program which impressed me. $150fj for 3 of us.

Okay activity but definitely not a must do - PROs - Good all weather activity. Its located quite close (driving wise anyway) to the sand dunes, so if the weather is adverse it can serve as a good alternative. - They have some hands on displays including at the start of the park where you are allowed to hold both a native snake and Fijian iguana and take photos. There is also turtle feeding that occurs three times a day and I imagine would be exciting for kids. - A lot of the animals from the park are native to Fiji and by coming here you are supporting conservation efforts and breeding programs. - A number of the animals have been liberated by poachers/illegal wildlife trade and exist here because they cannot be reintroduced into the wild. - The parrot collection was particularly impressive. - Its located not too far off the queens road. You could potentially get here on public transportion by getting off at the turnoff and walking a few hundred metres to the entrance. - Staff were friendly, as always seems to be the case in fiji. - Plenty of informative signs to read (both about the animals and vegetation) CONs - Like a lot of fiji, its fairly expensive with a entry fee of 50FJD - The zip line was not working when we were there and looked in a state of disrepair. - The water slide was also not working when we were there. - The park was a bit run down in parts and wouldn’t be at the standard one would expect in Australia, for example. We spent around 1.5 hours here.

Nice wild life and nature but bad slides and the zip line doesn’t work. - It was really nice to see all the animals and I even made a parrot friend but the slides were slow and disappointing and the zip lines didn’t even work

A different day - We are disappointed the zip line is not working and we pay an extra 30 FD to let our daughter go to the water slide, plus the cost of the tickets. The birds are beautiful and the feeding of the turtle was amazing.

Nice park but not too much to see - The kids enjoyed feeding the turtle and petting the iguana. Unfortunatley, that was about it. The zip line and gaint water slide wasn't working and the rest of the park was pretty basic. I think we only spent about 1 hour there.

Good for little kids - We visited Kula Wildlife park on a wet day as we were looking for an activity. It fit its purpose and filled in time. The family loved being able to hold the snake and iguana as soon as you walk in. We are very spoilt in Australia with our wildlife parks. You won't find all the animals here. But you will see beautiful birds, iguanas, and a sea turtle. Feeding the sea turtle was a highlight. The kids enjoyed the water park while we had lunch. We didn't go on the big slide as we found it expensive. The zip line isn't working. The Walk through the rainforest on well maintained boardwalks was relaxing.

Too expensive for what is on display - Too expensive for what is offered. My wife and I visited this park and found a lack of different animals. One set of enclosures had the same type of bird in three of the aviaries. Disappointing, would not recommend