This zoo strated as a shelter for resqued reptiles and has grown to a complete zoo. You can see a variety of reptiles, insects and butterflies.

I am quite horrified after reading some of the reviews above! we arrived to this place with no expectations! we were a family of 5 with 2 children, the so called 'zoo' is actually a house a with 3 levels, to make long story short:...More

Didn't know what to expect before we visited. The outside of the building is quite deceiving. Looks pretty small, but it really isn't. The displays wind their way round this sprawling building with a truly impressive collection of rescued reptiles that either cannot be released...More

If you’re curious about amphibians, reptiles and arthropods than this zoo is the place one should visit. Children love it! Although it looks small from the outside, it’s actually Europe’s largest, roofed reptile zoo. It houses a nice variety of species (about 500). There are...More

Iguana is located in the center of town, in an old building that used to be a school. The building has a lot of character and animals range from huge pythons to small scorpions and tree frogs. They also have crocs, snakes, iguana's (duh) and...More

Given that repties need a controlled climate, this is sensibly housed in existing buildings rather than a purpose-built site - and it greatly adds to its charm! Situated on the corner of a large square, the Zoo is housed in three adjoining town houses. The...More

We visited the iguana sanctuary this week as we spent the day un vlissingen. it is located in the center,close to the beach and several bars and restaurants,very easy to find. the entrance fee is 8,50 per adult but it is worth it!they have several...More