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Bora Bora Wildlife Park Eco Walk
Bora Bora Wildlife Park Diani provides hand-feeding for giraffes from an elevated platform and a scheduled crocodile carcass-feeding display. The park offers an interactive eco-walk for travellers in Diani and Ukunda. This activity provides close animal encounters without a full-day safari commitment.
What to Expect During the Bora Bora Wildlife Park Eco Walk
The Bora Bora Wildlife Park eco-walk is a guided tour through a managed nature park. Your guide leads you along clear pathways and provides practical information about the resident animals. The environment features a mix of coastal forest and open enclosures that create comfortable habitats.
The walk includes sightings of zebras, ostriches, elands, and several monkey species in addition to the main giraffe and crocodile attractions. The tour pace is relaxed, which allows for observation and photography. This walk is an educational and engaging wildlife activity.
What Are the Main Wildlife Interactions at Bora Bora?
The park’s main draw is its direct and controlled wildlife interactions. Two key events define the visitor experience: the giraffe feeding and the crocodile display.
Giraffe Feeding Platform
The giraffe feeding platform allows you to get remarkably close to the animals. You ascend a purpose-built, elevated wooden structure that brings you to eye-level with the giraffes. From this safe vantage point, you can offer them specially prepared food pellets by hand.
Crocodile Feeding Display
The crocodile feeding display occurs daily around 4:00 PM. The event demonstrates the reptiles' predatory power as keepers introduce a carcass to their swampy enclosure. This display is viewed from a secure area and shows the crocodiles at their most active.
Who Should Visit Bora Bora Wildlife Park?
The Bora Bora eco-walk is well-suited for families with children because of its manageable length and interactive elements. The walk is not strenuous, and the secure enclosures and raised platforms provide a safe environment for parents and younger visitors.
The park also suits couples and individuals who want a wildlife experience without the time or cost of a multi-day safari. Its flat pathways make the walk accessible for most people with average mobility looking for an interesting afternoon away from the beach.
What is the Best Time to Visit Bora Bora Wildlife Park?
A mid-afternoon arrival is the best schedule for visiting the park. The daily crocodile feeding is the park's main event and is scheduled for approximately 4:00 PM. Arriving about an hour beforehand allows enough time to complete the eco-walk and feed the giraffes without being rushed.
The activity is available all year. Late afternoon hours provide more comfortable temperatures for both visitors and animals. The park's paths can be slicker during the heavy rain seasons of April and May, but a visit is easily planned around the local weather forecast.
How to Get to Bora Bora Wildlife Park from Diani
Booking a package with included transfers is the most direct way to visit the park. Our Diani Excursions packages for Bora Bora Wildlife Park provide private, round-trip transport from your hotel or villa in the Diani and Ukunda area. This service removes any need to negotiate with local transport providers.
The park is a 15-25 minute drive from the main Diani Beach road, depending on your accommodation's location. A pre-booked transfer guarantees a fixed price and a dedicated driver who will wait for you and return you after your tour.
Safety Guidelines for the Bora Bora Eco Walk
Visitor safety is a priority, and the park is designed for secure animal viewing. You must always follow the instructions of your guide, who is trained to manage interactions safely. Do not attempt to touch or feed any animal unless you are in a designated area under staff supervision.
For your comfort, wear closed, comfortable walking shoes. We also recommend you bring a hat, sunglasses, and sun cream. Staying on the designated pathways and keeping a respectful distance from enclosures is required for all visitors.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Activity Duration | Approx. 2 hours |
| Best For | Families, Couples, Wildlife Enthusiasts |
| Key Features | Giraffe hand-feeding, Crocodile carcass display |
| Transport | Included in our Diani Excursions packages |
How to book this activity?
- Choose the right package. Visit our packages page and select the "Bora Bora Wildlife Park Eco Walk" option. The package details show you exactly what is included, such as entrance fees and private transfers.
- Provide guest count and residency. On the booking form, accurately enter the number of adults and children in your group. You must also select the correct residency status (Kenyan Citizen, East African Resident, or Non-Resident), as park fees affect package prices.
- Book directly online. Complete the secure form on our booking page with your details, including your preferred date and pickup location in Diani or Ukunda. This method avoids beach-side haggling and guarantees a listed price in KES or USD.
- Receive your confirmation. After submitting your booking, you will receive an email confirmation and a digital voucher. The email contains all trip details, including the exact pickup arrangements from your accommodation.
- Book another Diani excursion. After your eco-walk, visit our site again to book other local activities, such as a Wasini dhow trip or a Swahili cooking class, for another day of your holiday.
Book this as a Diani excursion
Choose a package, add guests, and optionally request hotel pickup in Diani.