Seaview Wildlife Encounter (Flamingo Park)

Seaview Wildlife Encounter, formerly known as the Flamingo Park has been helping to conserve exotic bird species and wildlife for over 34 years and decided to change the Park's name to better reflect the continual growth and expansion work that is ongoing.

The Park is home to a huge diversity of rare and beautiful birds and animals, not just the famous flamingos and critically endangered Humboldt penguins but has evolved from a bird gardens into a unique wildlife encounter. There are mammal species from around the world where visitors have the chance to meet wallabies, meerkats, Canadian Beavers and Red Squirrels in natural surroundings, a truly incredible experience. You can feed and stroke and learn all about the animals at very close quarters.

The new Tropical House will inspire visitors of all ages. Work to create a tropical oasis in which rare birds and plant species could coexist together with amazing water displays and aquaria started back in the late 1990's. The need to conserve many of the bird and animal species as well as flora and fauna of islands around the world is the primary aim of this project.

One of the largest tropical aviaries ever built in the UK will astonish and captivate, as you embark upon a journey from coastal regions to tropical forest where a canopy of free flying birds and breathtaking displays awaits you.