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ZooVino
During ZooVino in ZooParc Overloon you will enjoy an exclusive evening in the zoo, where you can taste wines from all corners of the world. Walk past special animal species, take a look at the feeding presentations and experience an evening full of taste and adventure. All ZooVino proceeds will go to a good cause, namely the Wildlife Foundation. Will you be there on Friday, Aug. 15, 2025?
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Included with your ticket:
Evening entrance to the park
7 exclusive wines (alcohol-free package also possible)
7 luxury matching snacks provided by Boompjes restaurant
Limited edition ZooVino wine glass
3 feeding presentations
Discover more than 60 different animal species
Access to the newest expedition area Ngyuwe
You contribute to the projects of the Wildlife Foundation
Parking token
Practical information
Date: Friday 15 August 2025
Time: 17:30 to 21:00
Cost: €60 per person, all proceeds go to Stichting Wildlife
Age: 18+, children not allowed
Time slot: Entry during your selected time slot, to disperse crowds. Maximum 150 people per time slot.
Time slots:
17.30 – 18.00
18.00 – 18.30
18.30 – 19.00
Tasting locations
Taste 7 exclusive wines at unique locations in the park. The wines are carefully selected and match the themes of the expedition areas:
Boulders Beach – South African wine
Outback plain – Australian wine
Outback lookout – Australian wine
Ngorongoro Basecamp – African wine
Ngyuwe – African wine
Madidi monkey enclosure – South American wine
Madidi terrace – South American wine
Questions? For more information, please email gastenservice@zooparc.nl.
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Tasting for charity
With your participation, you contribute to the conservation of wildlife and endangered species! All proceeds from this event, go to the Wildlife Foundation. This year, they are committed to protecting okapis and pygmy hippos, among others, two animals you can also find in ZooParc Overloon this summer.
2024
ZooVino raised a whopping 3274 euros for two conservation projects in Asia in 2024. The money benefited the two projects that took center stage at ZooParc that year: the Red Panda Network and S.P.E.C.I.E.S, an organization dedicated to predators around the world, including the clouded leopard.