The zoo houses several endangered species as part of international conservation breeding programs.
The park is situated on the island of Öland, which is connected to mainland Sweden by one of Europe's longest bridges.
The water park zone uses a recirculating water system to manage facility operations.
The animal exhibits are organized by geographical habitat zones.
Öland Zoo and Amusement Park is a combined wildlife park and fairground located on the island of Öland, Sweden. The facility integrates a zoo featuring diverse global animal species with a water park and traditional amusement rides. The animal exhibits include Siberian tigers, lions, and various primates, alongside a petting area for children. The amusement section provides a mix of high-intensity rides and gentler attractions for younger guests. The water park area is equipped with several slides and pools designed for family recreation. The site is situated near the Kalmar Strait, providing easy access from the Swedish mainland via the Öland Bridge. Visitors can move between the distinct zones of wildlife, water sports, and thrill rides within the same enclosed property.
The viewing platform overlooking the Siberian tiger enclosure offers high-visibility photos.
Bring swimwear and towels as access to the water park is typically included in the standard admission.
Visit the animal feeding demonstrations, which occur at scheduled times throughout the day.
Check the park map upon entry to locate the separate zones for thrill rides versus the zoo.
Avoid arriving without a change of clothes if you plan to use the water park, as on-site storage can fill up quickly.
Open seasonally from late spring through late summer; closed during the autumn and winter months.
Appropriate swimwear is required for the water park; athletic footwear is recommended for walking between the zoo and amusement zones.
