Pays de la Loire (French pronunciation: [pe.i də la lwaʁ]; Breton: Broioù al Liger, meaning Loire Country) is one of the 18 regions of France. It is one of the regions created in the 1950s to serve as a zone of influence for its capital, Nantes, one of a handful so-called "balancing metropolises" (métropoles d'équilibre)¹.
Restaurants in Pays de la Loire
4.5 based on 210 reviews
unique place in Europe where all the animals have a history. Wounded, captured or abandoned animals in the Ark of Refuge had a life before being greeted: today more than 1 200, representing 150 species on 15 hectares. There's no training, no show. But felines, monkeys, reptiles, bears, birds ... that come to life. Quite simply. Created in 1976 by Christian Huchedé, the association Cepan, recognized public utility since 2014, works for three missions: animal protection, social inclusion, public awareness for animal rights. It manages two distinct activities, the Refuge de l'Arche (1 200 animals, 150 species) and the Wildlife and Environment Centre Local Wild "Valentine Perrin and Jacques" (360 animals supported in 2015).
Good views of all the animals when we visited - and being able to read the stories of how the animals were rescued and ended up in the refuge added to the experience.
4.5 based on 251 reviews
Spaycific'Zoo is a different kind of zoo with unusual species, immersion enclosure and a playful course. Many animations are proposed. The park has all the amenities : snack (seasonal opening), picnic area, shop with original products, French and fair trade. Spaycific'Zoo is also a social company, offering jobs to disabled people.
4.5 based on 499 reviews
Le Zoo de la Boissière du Doré vous propose une expérience inédite en immersion dans un domaine sauvage et exotique de plus de 20 Ha. Partez à la découverte d’une faune sauvage émouvante, à 30 minutes de Nantes et de Cholet. En plein cœur du vignoble nantais, une équipe de passionnés s’occupe d’une réserve de plus de 1000 animaux, dont de nombreuses espèces en danger d’extinction, comme l’orang-outan, emblème du parc. Découvrez les animaux et apprenez à les connaître en assistant aux grands nourrissages auprès des soigneurs animaliers. Depuis 35 ans, ce parc zoologique innovant a pour objectif de sensibiliser les visiteurs à protéger la biodiversité animale. Sa particularité est de plonger le visiteur dans l’habitat des animaux. Plusieurs animations pédagogiques sont proposées permettant d'accompagner le quotidien des soigneurs animaliers. Un Parc Animalier incontournable du Grand Ouest, idéal pour une balade en famille enrichissante et à l’ombre d'une nature luxuriante et préservée.
Great zoo. Very beautiful. It has everything you could want from a zoo. And the bird show is just splendid!
4.5 based on 3,529 reviews
Great zoo. A great variety of animals. Try to catch the feeding times of the Polar bear and Sealions. Take a picnic and stay all day. There are lots of picnic areas.
4.5 based on 245 reviews
For just EUR6, you get a tub of stale bread and the chance to spend an afternoon with over 150 kangaroos and wallabies. The park is very well laid out, with paths for the humans to stick to and the rest of the space left for the animals. All the animals are very well cared for and have plenty of space both in the sun and the shade. If they want some bread they happily hop over to you and take it so gently. It reminded us of the day we spent in Australia Zoo way back in 2006. Overall a wonderful experience, and completely unexpected in the Loire!
4.5 based on 313 reviews
My husband suggested a visit here and I have to admit I was a bit skeptical about it, I’m not really a zoo person. That said I was really pleasantly surprised, there’s a huge range of animals and the focus is very much on conservation and education. I loved the fact that visitors are encouraged to interact with the animals, from goats to alpacas, donkeys and wallabies there are lots of open areas where you can wander amongst the animals. Really well laid out with lots of interesting things to see and do especially for kids. A real must visit
4.0 based on 1,967 reviews
For 25 years, Planète Sauvage is a unique opportunity to discover more than 1000 wild animals from 150 different species in natural areas. Discover our 10km safari by car and our pedestrian area including a dolphin show, Kirikou’s Village, Madagascar Island, and 2 news : the Jungle Bridge with it’s monkeys and an Inca Trail that takes you to South America !
4.0 based on 1,310 reviews
The Ocearium, it is 3 oceans to discover: Set off for the tropics, thanks to the exhibition 'The Lagoon' and discover species from the coral reef.Have fun with the penguins...Approach the Turtles of our Nautilus...Walk through the underwater tunnel and admire the wringed rays...Thrill facing the amazing sharks from Australia...Don't wait to come on board, open your eyes and enjoy your trip!
Very impressed by this aquarium. Varied selection of species in clean and interesting tanks, friendly staff and good facilities with a decent sized shop. The shark tank in particular was amazing, as well as the octopus tank, which our one year old daughter loved. Not a huge aquarium in comparison to some but great for a 1-2 hour visit and very suitable for children. Would highly recommend if in the area. No cafe but very close to Le Croisic centre and sea front.
4.0 based on 117 reviews
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