Surabaya Zoo
Kebun Binatang Surabaya (KBS)
Founded in 1916 and one of Southeast Asia's oldest zoos, home to Komodo dragons, Sumatran tigers and Bali starlings.
- Address
- Jl. Setail No. 1, Darmo, Wonokromo
- Hours
- Daily 08:00–16:00
- Price
- Rp15k; children under 85 cm free (2026)
- Area
- Wonokromo, Surabaya Selatan (South)
About
KBS keeps more than 2,100 animals from about 230 species on a shady 15-hectare site in the south of the city. You can feed the giraffes, take a boat to the proboscis monkey island, or add the aquarium and nocturnal-animal house with a bundle ticket. Parts of the zoo are being revitalised in 2026 but it stays open as usual, and the city's Sura and Buaya statue stands just outside.
- Komodo dragons
- Giraffe feeding
- Boat to proboscis monkey island
- Sura and Buaya statue
Nearby
Terminal Intermoda Joyoboyo
The city's intermodal hub beside Kebun Binatang Surabaya, where Suroboyo Bus, Wira Wiri feeders and angkot minibuses meet.
Public libraryPerpustakaan Bank Indonesia Surabaya
Bank Indonesia's public library in a classic Dutch-style building, strong on economics and finance, with Wi-Fi, a kids' library and literature shelves.
RawonRawon Kalkulator
Rawon stall in the Taman Bungkul food court, famous for staff who add up your whole order in their heads faster than a calculator.
Nasi sambalSego Sambel Mak Yeye
Legendary night-time nasi sambal stall since 1982, where people queue past midnight for smoked stingray and seriously hot sambal.
Attraction listing. Hours and prices change — check before you go.