Get up close and personal with our Aldabra tortoises: meet, feed, touch, and have your photo taken with some of the oldest residents at Reptiland!
Aldabra tortoises are some of the largest living tortoises in the world and are also the longest living animals. In the wild, they are found on Aldabra—an atoll in the Indian Ocean. Unlike the endangered tortoises that live on the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean, the Aldabra population is estimated to be 100,000 individuals!
Zoo members receive 10% discount
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