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August 2025 by Kristian Qaqi
Perfect place
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June 2025 by jason peloquin
Setup is cool. Ran out of food. Mosquitoes are really bad.
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May 2025 by Volkan Erturk
This is legit! We had a great company event here. Team is supportive and very friendly.
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February 2025 by Bob
Fun time visiting, phenomenal storytelling, and Coulter will push you out of the way to get his carrots!.
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November 2024 by Tanya Jobin
This is a private venue that is truly unique and special. It's not opened to the public, so you must be invited by a private event to experience it's magic.
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April 2024 by Eloise Lambert
Such an awesome experience.
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March 2024 by K Bear
Such an awesome experience. If you love animals or at least love being around them this hidden gem is a fantastic visit. Great date night, a one of a kind dining opportunity. I highly enjoyed feeding the giraffe and camel and the meal prepared. Nice atmosphere.
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March 2024 by David Nichols
Great experience hand feeding the giraffe and camel.
Food and service was great, really enjoyed this unique opportunity.
Restrooms: Fit the motif of our event, very clean.
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March 2024 by The Sanibel Captiva Guide by Nick Adams Photography
Fantastic place!
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January 2024 by Judi Miller
We stopped by one day and met the owner, Donovan. He told us all about his dream to help wildlife and all animals in need and it all stated when as a boy he found an injured tortoise. His sanctuary is absolutely amazing and Donovan is an amazing host. Make sure you meet Walter! ???
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August 2023 by Robert Kern
Does not exist! Don't waste ur time
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August 2023 by Daniel Lewis
What an amazing place!
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July 2023 by Shawn Johnson
A rare chance to see exotic animals up close and interact.Restrooms: Very clean and air conditioned
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May 2023 by Marcus
Amazing animals and facility
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January 2023 by Samantha Ruiz
We had a corporate event at NGALA, it was an amazing night with entertainment by Kobake! It is very obvious the staff love the animals and they took the time to education the attendees about NGALA.We had the opportunity to interact with a few of the animals. They care for the well being of the animals and would not bring out any of the animals to a corporate event if the animal was unwell or stressed.The animals love the interaction and the attention they get from the attendees. Not to mention all the carrots we were able to feed the animals.NGALA did explain that they are not open to the public as a way to preserve the wildlife.
