Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
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I haven’t visited the zoo in years and was really impressed with the whole place. Lots of new additions and I thought it was £18 really well spent. Fantastic-well done and I will come back. I especially liked the Butterfly tunnel
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Great place for all the family, not really like a zoo more like a stroll round a country park with animals.Highlights Gorillas and Orang-utans try to be there for feeding time educational and chance to see animals close up. Plenty other animals to see Bears, Limas, Butterflies, Flamingos, Reptiles to mention but a few. So a great day out in a lovely country side location.
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Very lovely place. Went on a rainy day but there was still a lot to see. 🐵🐻🐸🦩🪱🦋 🐢
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One of the best zoos; ever. Fantastic to get close to the animals, the bat cave is awesome, the gorillas superb, and the poisonous frogs brilliant.
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ein wirklich sehr schöner Zoo, Eintritt ist mit 18£ p.P. vielleicht nicht unbedingt günstig ist aber für den ganzen Tag und den bekommt man da auch gut rum...
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Fabulous place
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Loved this Zoo!
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Jersey Zoo is a great place for wildlife conservation and Education in the UK
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Great place for children.
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A really lovely setting all the animals looked well and happy, really nice staff, a great day out.
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Amazing animals and so much to see 2 lovely cafes and lovely staff
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Loved this both of my children loved this amazing wildlife sanctuary and especially the 🐢 and meerkats!
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Excellent specialist zoo focused on habitat conservation and protecting endangered mountain gorillas and orang-utans. The zoo also has a collection of giant tortoises. Excellent cafes and plenty of parking. TV
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Really lovely place to visit
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Best part was chatting to one of the volunteers a fascinating lady in her 80s who had known Gerald Durrel
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Great zoo. Focus on breeding programs
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Amazing habitats, very well kept. Beautiful animals and it all goes towards a great cause. Plus it's perfect to spend a whole day as a family, with plenty to do and see
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Spotted a couple of red squirrels in addition to the amazing urangutans and 3 toed sloth...they were awake and such a treat to watch
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Fantastic Special Place, to see the work of conservation going on before your very eyes is a tribute to all the hard work they do
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Lovely little zoo, easy to get to by bus stops right outside. Nice cafe and play areas for kids etc.
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I don't normally endorse or like zoos but this is extremely well laid out and is totally geared around providing the right environment for the animals etc. Mainly enclosures rather than cages and very informative notices and staff on hand.
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Nous y sommes restés 6h. Zoo boisé et des animaux en forme. Je conseille vivement la visite du zoo.<br>Il est préférable d'y aller à l'ouverture, les animaux ayant moins chaud. La serre aux papillons était très surprenante.
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Our trip to Jersey was centred around visiting this zoo as I love Gerald’s books and the representation of his life on the tv series The Durrells.<br>We allowed plenty of time for exploring and loved all the exhibits. We went in reverse and started in an aviary filled with exciting birds. We loved the open style enclosures and spent ages staring at the bats.<br>We ate at the restaurant, sharing a pizza and chips between two (hungry) adults. We sat outside where the team have done a good job to prevent local birds from begging or diving.<br>Overall the trip was marvellous, well worth it! Enjoyed the shop, and the large charity superstore found within the car park too.
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Great day out for all the family.
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A great place to explore animals and nature. A lot of thought has gone in to giving the animals and birds as near natural environment as possible. You really feel like the focus is on conservation and not how much money can we make from visitors.
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