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    Philips animal garden is a nonprofit organization. We do not rely on...
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    • Team_FE 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      You'll never get this opportunity in America. We loved feeding the goats and the camel. The animals looked well cared for and we especially loved the small pig who had 3 babies. She was smiling the entire time we fed and petted her.
    • RachelS842 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      The animal park is a sanctuary for animals that have been abandoned, confiscated or don't have anywhere else to go. The facility appears to be a work in progress. It was fun to feed some of the animals and learn how they came to be there. Our son loved feeding the goats, especially the 2 very small ones that could escape their pen. Those who work and run this park deserve to be commended for their efforts.
    • 931jerrym 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      tough terrain and beautiful ocean scenery. A mix of adrenaline and sunshine with horse power. Stopped to enjoy a great Fresh Pina Colada and renewed our vows at the Chapel.
    • fabianm760 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      nice experience to feed all kinds of animalssome animals could have a bigger cage but hey, at least they have a home - otherwise they would have been killed... tip: do it as part of the UTV tour with around aruba
    • equinoxWashDc 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      It's a well-intentioned sanctuary with a promising entranceway, but once inside there was little explanatory signage or communication with staff. Some of the enclosures, especially for the monkeys, looked like concrete jail cells. On the positive side, the facility provides a home for unwanted creatures, and it is nice to be able to hand feed some of them with the bag of food provided upon entry. But the visit would be much more meaningful if the story of how the animals came to be there was told.
    • NYTravelerBD 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      With so much animal abuse and neglect throughout the Caribbean (but not necessarily on Aruba), it was wonderful to see Philip hosting unwanted and/or abused exotic animals. The garden is well worth supporting and it's a fun 1 to 2 hour break from the beach. Wish they had a little better facilities such as cleaner bathrooms and maybe a snack bar, but otherwise we loved it.
    • curioustraveller 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      definitely a must. We met Philip when he picked us up for our "Around Aruba tours" UTV excursion. These tours leave from the animal refuge. He told us a little about the work they do with rescue animals off the island and it was heart warming to hear his story. "AB" took us for a tour of the refuge and we had such a great time. The animals all have such personalities and they are fun to feed and interact with. Please visit the refuge and support the great work Philip and his team do. They depend on your support to help these poor animals.
    • Bonj62 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We started our UTV tour at Phillips Gardens and were very impressed with this Rescue zoo. AB shared a lot about the rescued animals of Aruba and the history of the island. We thoroughly enjoyed interacting with the animals, feeding them, and getting to know their history! A must visit on Aruba.
    • jbguy 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Truly more than we bargained for! Well kept, well maintained. Lovely place for people and the animals that they take in. Great family activity.
    • jackiep417 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Once we finally found it, we had a great time. We received a personal tour and were able to feed a camel and pet an assortment of animals. It is wonderful to have a site that cares for animals that were abandoned and were never meant to be pets. I feel our entrance fee went to a worthy cause. Bathrooms need improvement and remember to bring your own hand sanitizer.
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