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Outback
About the Outback
In the Outback, you enter a vast expanse of Australian wildlife. You will meet different species of kangaroos, such as: the red giant kangaroo, swamp wallaby and bennet wallaby. You can watch them up close, as they hop along the trails in the Outback, wherever you walk.
Since 2016, dromedaries have also been walking in the Outback. But that's not an Australian species at all, is it? Yes and no! Originally from the Middle East, the dromedary was brought to Australia to serve as a beast of burden.
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Who lives in the outback?
Zoo program
Did you know that there are also daily fun and educational feeding presentations given by our zookeepers? The program varies throughout the year. Curious to see what feeding presentations are on when you visit?
View the current programmeWhere do you find the expedition area?
You'll find the Outback fairly near the beginning of your expedition. When you start at the Headquarter and then through Boulders Beach boulders Beach, you will find yourself in the Outback. From the Outback you can walk straight on to the next expedition area.
View the mapDiscover all other expedition areas
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Jangalee
Stand eye to eye with two special tiger species, Asian clawed otters and the red panda!
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Ngorongoro
During your expedition, experience African adventure in the Ngorongoro area and discover special animal species.
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Itampolo
Be surrounded by the ring-tailed lemurs at ZooParc Overloon.
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Madidi
During your expedition in Madidi, spot unusual animals and plants from South America.
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Headquarter
Want to start your expedition in style, take a break or end it in style? That's possible in the 'Headquarter', the main building of ZooParc!
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Boulders Beach
Walk among the penguins at Boulders Beach.