What a wonderful place, which totally exceeded our expectations. Booked this to kill some time on a quiet day but as soon as we walked through the door from the entrance to the sanctuary we were mesmerized. Amazing birds that are in touching distance, the sound is amazing and what I thought was a quick walk round turned in to about 2hrs of wandering, searching, staring in amazement. We took binoculars which was a bonus so if you have some, take them. A really lovely couple of hours that was more than we anticipated.

Excellent place to visit with such a variety of our feather friends! Beautiful and calming experience. Not only for kids, but for everyone no matter your age!

This was SO much fun! The monkeys were everywhere. You walk around with a guide and he's good at finding monkeys and talking about them. A staff member brought out a bucket of nuts and monkeys erupted from the trees and shrubs! They came from every angle, it was so cool. They surrounded us, but all they wanted was food. We saw seven or eight different species, including the elusive gibbons! It was a fabulous experience. Note: Do apply the bug cream they offer, I didn't and had six bites on my ankles within minutes! Went back, applied and all was good! lol

Not a good experience at all. My (expensive) prescription glasses were taken from my face by a vervet within 5mins of starting the tour. Yes, we were warned before starting that the monkeys do snatch stuff. But thought it one would see them come and then have an opportunity to hide your items. Going without my glasses caused major issues for me the remainder of the holiday. Perhaps Monkeyland must make the warnings more explicit and issue straps for glasses? We were also bitten severely by mosquitoes. We will not ever return again.

This is a great place to visit where the tours are guided. Much useful information is learned from the expert guide, and there are many species of monkeys/apes to be easily seen in a natural environment. We bought a combined Bird/monkey ticket, which proved very worthwhile.

This is a great place to visit if you have two or three hours to spare, although you could go through in a short period of time. There are some amazing birds which are all easily visible and an incredible variety with some of the most beautiful colours imaginable. The environment is extremely natural, and although it is a very, very large enclosure – there is no sense that it is artificial or contrived. All birds have been rescued and the ethos has to be commended. A very well worthwhile excursion.

Combined with Birds of Eden which is right next door and Jukani Cat sanctuary and got a good deal on tickets. This is an excellent attraction, the first thing that strikes you is that you are guided into the forest and the monkeys and you are literally in with the monkeys. First thing we had to do was avoid a troop of monkeys doing their business on us from the treetops! Guided through the paths in a group, guide points out monkeys and gives information - no sense of being hurried at all. Only let down was our group consisted with some very unruly kids whose parents didn't seem to care that they were running wild. Be nice if they ran grumpy old bloke only tours!. Highlight was when crossing a rope bridge a gibbon climbed on the bridge and proceeded to swing right over our heads as we ducked down - well worth a visit.

The monkeys literally own this place. And you really felt like you were on their turf! And being watched. Mostly unwanted pets rehabilitated into a semi wild situation. Our guide Benny was a mine of info. But be careful of your hats, sunglasses or phones, these cheeky monkeys are fast and opportunistic. Even the babies are “thieves in the making” to quote Benny.

The forest is absolutely beautiful and so are the birds. You need to walk slowly and take your time look everywhere because some birds hide. There are birds that come right up to you and sing and make noises.

Fabulous day out a trip to Monkey World first then Bird World . Both were excellent, really enjoyable. Ideal for families to see monkeys roaming about all close too . Then with the birds which were so colourful and seem to pose for pictures

This was a wonderful guided experience and a real opportunity to get up close and personal to a number of different monkey varieties. Just amazing to walk amongst the monkeys and observe their cheeky behaviour. A real treat not to be missed.

You are really walking with your guide (available in German as well) directly amongst the monkeys. There are all different types of monkeys to be seen.

This was so fun. It was like being in an actual jungle. There were monkeys walking around in the open. There was a tour guide that told us fun facts about the monkeys and how they live.

One is taken on a guided tour through the sanctuary which lasts for about 45mins. There are feeding stations throughout so you guaranteed of seeing most of the monkeys/lemurs. Most are habituated so pose for pics & generally don't run away . The tour is quite informative providing information about what monkeys feed on , where they come from & general habits. The setting is very peaceful but some monkeys make quite a noise when hey sense any predators , mainly birds. Close to Birds of Eden , 200m , where you do a self guided tour. There is also a restaurant on site . It is worth taking the combo ticket where one can visit Jukani/Monkeyland/Birds of Eden on different days if you so wish

You want to learn something about Monkeys: go here. A lot of different species and a ranger who can tell you everything about it. Try to be there around feeding time, 3-4 pm.