Local Reviews
In August 2016, Jennie Kenyon said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Look very nice there
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In August 2016, Ugomma Adeyeye said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
I love this wildlife park; really recommend it to anyone visiting Jersey
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In September 2016, Sara Jenkin said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
A wonderful zoo, specialising in protecting species. I particularly love the gorillas, orangutans and meerkats. We always have to remind our daughter that there are none of the usual zebra, giraffe etc at this zoo but she loves it. The cafes are great, there are short talks throughout the day at various enclosures and all the animals live in great environments and seem very content.
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In September 2016, Miles Lister said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Brilliant Zoo. Such a pleasant walk around and some amazing animals. Really good prices once you are in as well.
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In September 2016, Matt Darbon said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Good for kids, gorilla enclosure is the best I've seen. Worth going to the keeper talks when they are on
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In September 2016, Malcolm Carlisle said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Less a Zoo - More an Ark
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In September 2016, Franck CTG said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Extra un super moment
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In September 2016, Paul Renner said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Love the Meerkats, Gorillas, Orangutans, Pink Flamingoes in the Durrell Wildlife Park. One of the must places to visit in Jersey.<br><br>Great to see close up of animals in a conservation project that works.
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In September 2016, simon Bevis said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
A wonderful wildlife conservation park. World famous and worth a visit.
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In October 2016, Pete Berrie said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
This is an excellent wildlife park that emphasises the survival challenges for their many endangered species and clearly the organisation does a lot around the world.<br><br>We had a long and fascinating chat with a student who's studying the aye-aye. We feel that Durrell could do more to explain that it takes 10 minutes for human eyes to adjust to the low lighting. We saw no signage outside the various aye-aye enclosures to encourage visitors that it's worth persevering.<br><br>Fabulous place!
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