Paradise Valley Springs

Paradise Valley Springs

Located amidst native New Zealand green cover, Paradise Valley Springs is an immaculate wildlife sanctuary. It proves to be a perfect place for one to wander about the walkways while feeding the wildlife as one moves about.

Wildlife: A variety of animals from Deer to Pigs to Thar Wallabies etc can be seen here; it also allows the visitors to feed most of the animals in their natural habitat.

Rainbow and Brown Trout: There is an underwater viewing cave which allows one to observe the Trout; however they can also be observed closely in the crystal clear Trout pools besides the freshwater Eels.

Farm Animals: Various farm animals like Alpacas, Goats and Sheep etc can be found at the Streamside Farm walk.

Native Birds: This place allows one to have a look at South Island alpine parrots- the Kea and the native parakeets- the Kakariki; expect to find other birds like black swans, ducks, Tui, native wood pigeon, native Bellbirds and fantails etc.

Elevated Treetops Walk: The Rainforest Treetops Canopy Walk is about 6 meters off the ground in places. It is a great way to see many of the native trees; signups help a lot- they even convey the trees’ traditional uses in the Maori culture.

African Lion Pride: This is an enclosure in PVS which allows the visitors to get very close to African Lions- sometimes Lion Cubs are also made available for patting!

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Jenny Smith

A German born copywriter, Jenny now lives in Ottawa and balances her professional life with her passion for traveling. When she's not creating content, she's likely sitting somewhere on the beach reading rom-coms.

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