Zoo Arche Noah Grömitz

Zoo Arche Noah Grömitz is an animal park that houses alpacas, kangaroos, llamas, goats, and lemurs in spacious enclosures. The facility spreads across a large area with differently designed habitats suited to each species' needs.

The zoo was established in 1976 and has gradually grown into a significant animal conservation center in northern Germany. Since its opening, the facility has continuously expanded and improved its operations.

Visitors can observe animals in naturalistic settings and learn directly from staff about their care and behaviors during their time here. This hands-on approach helps guests connect with wildlife and understand the importance of proper animal husbandry.

The grounds are easy to navigate and well-suited for a day visit, with plenty of space to walk between enclosures. There are picnic areas and dining facilities available where visitors can rest and refuel throughout their time.

The facility powers itself with wind and solar energy and uses renewable technology to heat the enclosures. This eco-conscious approach demonstrates that large animal facilities can operate sustainably without compromising animal care.

Location: Grömitz

Inception: April 14, 1976

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Opening Hours: Holidays,Monday-Sunday 09:00-18:00

Phone: +4945625660

Website: http://zoo-arche-noah.de

GPS coordinates: 54.15392,10.96028

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:49