Ready to take your wildlife photography to the next level? The Framing the Wild Tour is a half-day adventure that takes you behind the scenes for unbeatable photo ops with some of the sanctuary’s most captivating residents.

Join animal photographer Nathan Ryan as you dive into the art of capturing animals in their element, while picking up expert tips to make your camera truly roar.

Please note: This is not a guided photography workshop, and formal tuition is not included. However, Zambi’s in-house photographer will be on hand throughout the tour to chat, answer questions and share helpful tips along the way.

$250pp

Take a break with morning tea, where you’ll have the chance to review your shots, swap stories, and get inspired before heading back out to discover new angles and hidden gems.

Spaces are limited—don’t miss your chance to get closer, shoot smarter, and see the wild like never before!

This exclusive tour offers rare, up-close moments with some of our most beloved animals—whether it’s during feeding time or while they’re enjoying playful enrichment activities.

Join us for an unforgettable experience on the last Sunday of every month!
Tours run from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM, with limited spots available. Maximum of 12—so be sure to book early!

To make the most of your exclusive access and capture stunning wildlife portraits, we recommend bringing the following gear:

DSLR or Mirrorless Camera
For full manual control and high image quality.

Low Aperture Lens (f/4 or lower preferred)
Essential for shooting through fences and isolating your subject with shallow depth of field.

Telephoto Lens (150mm or longer recommended)
Allows you to photograph animals from a safe distance while filling the frame with detail.

Spare Batteries and Memory Cards
You don’t want to miss a moment due to power or storage issues.

Lens Cloth or Cleaning Kit
Dust and smudges happen—be ready.

Optional:
Wide-Angle Lens (for environment shots)
Monopod or Lightweight Tripod (if preferred for stability)