Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Centre Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Ardastra Gardens, Zoo, and Conservation Centre. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Nassau Shore Excursion: Cultural Heritage Sightseeing Tour

• Bus for a Day (Shore Excursion)

• Flamingo March & Pirates Adventure Tour Nassau

• Private Full Day Tour in Nassau

General admission to Ardastra Gardens, Zoo & Conservation Centre costs US$35 for non-resident adults and US$25 for non-resident children ages 4–12, with children 3 and under admitted for free. It’s also possible to book a guided city and/or wildlife tour that includes Ardastra Gardens. These tours vary by tour length, transportation, and additional stops and range from US$150 to US$750.

Ardastra Gardens is home to a mix of native Bahamian and international wildlife, including its most famous residents, the Caribbean flamingos. Visitors can also see a range of wildlife beyond flamingos, including African servals, Bahamian hutias, peafowl, lory parrots, swans, and macaws, along with other birds and small animals housed throughout the gardens.

Yes! Ardastra Gardens is great for families, with walkable paths, shaded garden areas, and animal exhibits that appeal to a wide range of ages. Children often enjoy seeing the flamingos, parrots, and tortoises up close. Younger kids should be supervised at all times, and families can typically complete a visit without feeling rushed.

Ardastra Gardens hosts its well-known marching flamingo presentation daily, typically at scheduled times throughout the day. Show times can vary by season or weather, so it’s best to check the official website or confirm upon arrival. Planning your visit around the show allows you to see the flamingos up close during their most active period.

Adastra Gardens is partially wheelchair accessible, but visitors should expect some limitations including the restrooms. The attraction is set within tropical gardens, and while many paths are paved or relatively flat, others may be uneven or narrow. Visitors using wheelchairs or mobility aids may want to check conditions in advance and plan for assistance in certain areas.