Los Cabos Animal Sanctuary Tour

The Wild Canyon animal sanctuary is a home for rescued animals inside Wild Canyon Adventure Park in Los Cabos, on the Tourist Corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. On the guided Animal Sanctuary Tour you walk habitat by habitat and can feed and interact with many of the rescued species, from macaws to camels.

Cabo San Lucas does not have a traditional city zoo, but the closest wildlife experience is the Wild Canyon animal sanctuary in Los Cabos. It is a sanctuary of rescued animals where, unlike a standard zoo, you can feed and interact with many of the residents under the guidance of trained staff.

The Los Cabos animal sanctuary is home to rescued macaws, parrots and cockatoos, camels, crocodiles, rabbits, iguanas and turtles. Your guide explains where each rescued animal came from and how the team cares for it.

Yes. The Animal Sanctuary Tour is hands-on: you can hand-feed the macaws, pet and feed the camels, and feed leafy greens to the rabbits, all guided by trained staff. Prefer to ride a camel? Add the Camel Ride Safari.

Yes. Every animal at the Wild Canyon sanctuary in Los Cabos is rescued and cared for on-site, with a focus on conservation and education. The guided tour explains each rescued species and the work behind it.

Yes. The Animal Sanctuary Tour is the most family-friendly experience at Wild Canyon, open from age 3. The hands-on feeding stops make it one of the best things to do with kids in Los Cabos.

The tour is open from age 3. Children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult. It is a gentle walking tour, so most ages and abilities can take part.

Among family activities in Los Cabos, the Wild Canyon animal sanctuary stands out because kids can feed and meet rescued animals, then cool off at Wagoona Aqua Park and cross the hanging bridges, all in one place.

Booking directly at wildcanyon.com.mx is the only way to see your complete all-in price, because a Park Entrance Fee applies per person and is charged separately. Booking direct also holds your time slot before you arrive.

The tour includes a guided visit of all sanctuary habitats, the animal feeding experience, camel interaction, a safety briefing, and free access to Wagoona Aqua Park, the hanging bridges, the soft activity zone, free lockers, hydration stations, and a complimentary tequila tasting. Optional add-ons include round-trip transport, a meal plan, a GoPro rental, and a photo package.

No. The Park Entrance Fee is mandatory and charged separately, per person. You can add it at checkout or pay on arrival. Booking direct shows your full all-in price before you go.

No. Round-trip transportation from most Cabo hotels is an optional add-on you can buy at checkout, or you can drive directly to Wild Canyon on the Tourist Corridor.

Free cancellation more than 48 hours before your tour, and free rescheduling more than 24 hours ahead. Cancellations within 48 hours, no-shows, and late arrivals are non-refundable.

The guided sanctuary tour runs about 1 to 1.5 hours. With the rest of the park included, plan for roughly 4 hours to enjoy everything.

For safety, phones are not allowed during the guided tour. A GoPro rental and a photo package are available so you keep the feeding and interaction moments.

Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes for natural ground. Bring sun protection and a reusable water bottle, and use only 100% biodegradable sunscreen and insect repellent, which protect the animals and the canyon. See the full physical requirements before you book.

Wild Canyon is on the Tourist Corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, under 30 minutes from most Cabo San Lucas hotels. The access road includes a bumpy section (El Ranchito road).

Your ticket also opens Wagoona Aqua Park, the hanging bridges, the soft activity zone (bike track, pump track, hyper-bungy), panoramic views from the glass-bottom gondola, and Lion's Den, the on-site restaurant.

The Los Cabos animal sanctuary is inside Wild Canyon Adventure Park, on the Tourist Corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. Everything happens in one location, with no long transfers.