Local Reviews
In July 2019, Lexi May said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Lovely cafe
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In July 2019, Laura wilson said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Must see if in Jersey.. very expensive though
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In July 2019, Michelle Donnelly said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Love this place. Lots for kids to do indoor & outdoor. Cafe has good menu, all very tasty & reasonably priced. Served quickly.
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In July 2019, Charles Blake said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Good day out, interesting collection
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In July 2019, Andrea Ramsden said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
A lovely day out at Jersey zoo. The place was amazing and the food was too!
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In July 2019, Nicole B said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Brilliant, loved it. So much to do, especially for kids. Staff really make an effort.
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In August 2019, Neil Callen said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Brilliant place to visit.
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In August 2019, Cédric Guérin said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Très belle découverte. Inattendu de voir un zoo si intéressant sur cette petite île.
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In August 2019, Gemma Wallace said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Been a fan of Gerald Durrell since we read My Family and Other Animals in Year 9, so I am bias. It's a conservation zoo (except for the meerkats). It's a beautiful little establishment, it's more animal focused, and has a large menagerie feel about it. I came face to face with the famous Aye Aye, and he delighted with a magical [artificial] moonlite performance. The Gerald Story Centre was very informative!
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In August 2019, David said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
I do enjoy this small zoo which I see as a gentle walk with some cute animals along the way. Although there are animals there do not expect to see them all as they are adept at not being seen!
There are none of the 'big five' but there is a bear and a large gorilla as well as some talented orangutans.
Other than that see it as a large park with plenty of stopping points, benches and a couple of cafes. I did note a couple of staff who were willing to talk if you could catch up with them which was good.
There are none of the 'big five' but there is a bear and a large gorilla as well as some talented orangutans.
Other than that see it as a large park with plenty of stopping points, benches and a couple of cafes. I did note a couple of staff who were willing to talk if you could catch up with them which was good.
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