Discover the best top things to do in Aquitaine, France including Reserve Zoologique de Calviac, Conservatoire Avicole du Puyobrau, Zoo d'asson, Parc Animalier Etxola, Parc'Ours, Aquarium de Biarritz, Aquarium du Perigord Noir, Zoo Bassin d'Arcachon, Zoo de Labenne, Zoo de Bordeaux Pessac.
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4.5 based on 134 reviews
Refuge et espace animalier au coeur de la vallée d'Aspe dans les Pyrénées. Nous vous accueillons pour une randonnée accessible à tous afin de découvrir les animaux de nos montagnes, bouquetins, mouflons, biches, sangliers, et les incontournables marmottes et ours.
Really enjoyed the visit to the park, even though i had a very limited time as had to drive to Spain and i wish i could have spent longer!
4.0 based on 3,183 reviews
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the aquarium this afternoon; there’s plenty to see and enjoy, the space is clean and explanations are clear and educative. Something to be aware of is that there’s no parking on the premises so you’ll have to walk to the aquarium, the closest spot we could find was a few hundred metres away. This place is well worth a visit - excellent.
4.0 based on 1,434 reviews
Open-air fresh-water aquarium with over 6000 fish in 3 million liters of water.
4.0 based on 943 reviews
Loved it! The white tigers were the highlight but the lions and gibbons were great too. Loved being able to walk amongst the lemurs in the Labyrinth and also loved the white pelican and the flamingos. The walk round took me about two hours but I could easily have spent longer there.
4.0 based on 502 reviews
minutes from the Basque coast, welcomes you from February to November for an outing with family or friends.A Zoo in a unique setting and with many young born every year !The Zoo extends over 12 acres and allows you, in charming surroundings (cork oaks, maritime pines, eucalyptus trees….), to meander within the heart of 5 continents.Zebras, wallabies, lemurs, parrots… 200 animals from 60 species with numerous births occurring every year.Depending at which period you choose to visit, you will look for their cute little faces… in their mother’s pockets (wallabies), riding piggy back or on their mother’s tummies (lemurs)… moments of tenderness not to be missed !More recently, those of all ages can discover some Robinsons not quite like the others. On a small specially built island, brown and red haired lemurs (lemurs from Madagascar) swing along from rope courses, all under the friendly eye of a Capybara, the largest rodent in the world.A family day out to the Zoo Your children can stroke miniature goats in the mini-farm, walk side by side with wallabies in the semi-enclosed paddock….. and even be accompanied by friendly peacocks as they stroll along the alleyways. A picnic area shaded by cork oak trees and a children’s play area will complete your wonderful day to be shared with family or friends !
3.5 based on 661 reviews
Well designed zoo with plenty of opportunity to view animals. Animals seem well cared for and not showing any signs of stress ie. Big cats doing exactly what they do in the wild - absolutely nothing! Certainly not pacing. Good selection of animals and activities throughout the day eg free flying parrot show. It is well signposted but is up a narrow rural road. Ignore temporary diversion sign if visiting in near future - road closure is just after the zoo.
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