Explore the world these April holidays (20 April to 5 May) by taking part in Auckland Zoo’s Intrepid Explorers adventure, and be in to win a family trip to Borneo.
Collect passport stamps as you travel around Auckland Zoo and be in to win an 11-day Intrepid family trip to Borneo, plus return flights for two adults and two children, courtesy of Intrepid Travel and Tourism Malaysia.
Visit ‘Passport Control’ on arrival, where you will be given an Auckland Zoo passport and pencil before embarking on your journey. Traverse Africa, explore the New Zealand rainforest, go walkabout in Australia, South-East Asia and South America - all at Auckland Zoo.
Learn about the animals as you go and answer the questions inside your passport by reading the signs along the way. Collect all five passport stamps as you travel past the tigers, wallabies, hippos, kiwi and pygmy marmosets.
Return with your completed passport to ‘Passport Control’ to collect the final stamp and go in the prize draw. The winner of this fantastic prize will travel to Borneo on a Family Adventure tour through the highlights of this incredible region. Explore the natural wonders of tropical Sabah, learn how orphaned orangutans are rehabilitated back into the wild, swim among colourful fish, and spot wildlife in Borneo's steamy jungles. Along the way, make friends with local villagers, try delicious cuisine and enjoy plenty of time to kick back and relax.
Auckland Zoo Events Co-ordinator Zoe Firth says, "Auckland Zoo is delighted to team up with Intrepid Travel and Tourism Malaysia to offer the chance to win this trip of a life-time for one lucky family. Our ‘Intrepid Explorers’ event is a great way to learn about some of our most precious endangered wildlife and find out what you can do to help."
‘Intrepid Explorers’ offers an adventurous action-packed day for all the family - everyday from Saturday 20 April until Sunday 4 May (9.30am to 5.30pm). Normal Zoo admission prices apply. Friends of the Zoo members, free. Visit
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