MEET THE ANIMALS

Meet the Animals

Given every half hour, our guided tours are both informative and interactive. A knowledgeable guide will first introduce the adult emus and ostriches. You will learn about the ostrich’s amazing speed as well as other defense mechanisms it uses against predators. Mating, rearing, and feeding habits will both surprise and amuse you. You will even have the opportunity to hand-feed the not-so-shy creatures. Just watch out! Ostriches are ALWAYS hungry, and if you have food in your hands, you may quickly find yourself surrounded by a herd of curious critters.

Our guides are well-equipped to answer your questions about ostriches and emus throughout the tour. We hope you take the opportunity to learn more about these fascinating creatures.

Tours fees: $14 per adult, $7 per child
Tour Schedule: Every half hour from 9:00 AM until 4:00 PM every day of the week.

Meet the Animals

The tour concludes with a visit to the incubator, hatchery, and the special pens for young ostriches and emus. You will learn some interesting facts about ostrich eggs as well as the incredible growth rate of young ostriches. Our guides are well-equipped to answer your questions about ostriches and emus throughout the tour. We hope you take the opportunity to learn more about these fascinating creatures.

Tours fees: $12 per adult, $6 per child
Tour Schedule: Every half hour from 9:00 AM until 4:00 PM every day of the week.

Meet the Animals

Tours fees: $12 per adult, $6 per child
Tour Schedule: Every half hour from 9:00 AM until 4:00 PM every day of the week.

What People Are Saying on Tripadvisor

					Amazingly Gentle So fun to see these birds and feed them. They have surprisingly not painful (not exactly gentle) beaks. You tour... read more the farm and see ostriches dancing and feed them. I fed them from my hands but you can do it with a bowl. Lots of photo opportunities. read less				
jujujudy7/04/2018

					Go with a sense of humor and you'll enjoy it. We had a devil of a time finding this in our rental car. And being a "farm" is a stretch.... read more Someone imported the ostriches in years past and has since died. This seems an attempt to keep caring for them, while raising some $ to do so. You walk to some pens, get to stand close and hear some information from your guide. Then you are backed up to fence, a food bowl put in your hands and a ready photographer takes your picture as the ostrich leans over between you to eat. He is enterprising, though, and has your picture ready when you leave, affixed to a handmade "frame", inscribe with the name. A fun souvenir. The original owner also imported items from Africa which are on sale there. We bought a neat bowl as we had been to Africa not long ago. Under the big "patio" there are some enormous tables made of one log, imported from So. America. So between admission, the photo, the shop and and an ice cream, we left a few $ there. But it was fun. read less				
2Mainers20064/19/2018

					Lots of fun! We visited Aruba Ostrich Farm on one of our tour stops. It's a great experience especially if your traveling with... read more children. We had a great tour guide, she was very entertaining which kept things interesting for sure. There is an opportunity to feed the birds and at the end of the tour they will give you food and take your picture which you could purchase if you chose too. read less				
Twanisha W7/01/2018