We had a lovely friendly greeting when we arrived and invited to enjoy a complimentary tea or coffee and a seat in front of the fire. Knowledgable staff who were more than happy to chat and share information. Covered walk through the aviary. Loved the...More

Everyone should go to the show to support the threatened NZ falcon, the kārearea. Very informative talk/show and it was a privilege to hold one. The staff were very friendly and passionate about helping the birds.

A great place to visit and wonder at the wildlife we have in NZ. This place is truly a must see when in Rotorua . You wont be disappointed

I did enjoy the experience very much but rated it a 3 in terms of things to do. It is a great value and defintely worth the $25. There is a nice but small musuem about the history of falcons in various countries. You can...More

Here you can get up close with the birds at the regular shows , the daily shows with great handlers make for an excellent value show, cafe

We were the only visitors at the time we went - possibly because we could only go in the morning, and had to miss the flying demonstration at 2pm - will definitely try to go back and see that next time. The little morepork was...More

If you have any interest in birds or conservation, this is a must-visit place. Wingspan rehabilitates injured falcons, moreporks, and hawks and has a captive breeding programme. There is a large aviary with various falcons, owls and hawks, so you can have a good, reasonably...More

we could view hawks, owls/ruru, falcons in their aviaries,and witnessed a falcon flying demo with a super-interesting commentary, would recommend to everyone!!! (please keep quiet around the birds, esp. toddlers and babies...)

For those with any interest in birds, this is a great experience. Our kiwi family loves our NZ native fauna & flora, so seeing our threatened native Falcon up close and personal was pretty special, after only ever seeing a very few in the wild....More

This place does amazing work rehabilitating injured birds of prey, especially the endangered NZ falcon. They also have a captive bleeding programme for the falcon, and try to release as many birds as possible back to the wild. The flying display they do with the...More