Local Reviews
In September 2025, David Smith said about La Mare Wine Estate
We took the classic tasting and tour which we very much enjoyed. The guide was very good.
We also had lunch in the café, which was good.
We recommend a visit.
We also had lunch in the café, which was good.
We recommend a visit.
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In November 2025, Heúzynho SOUSA said about La Mare Wine Estate
Fantastic place.
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In March 2026, Darren Harley said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
An excellent place to visit and certainly not your typical zoo. Great to see conservation as the forefront of things.
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In July 2025, Danny Watt said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Great to spend an afternoon with the kids.
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In March 2026, Ian Waller said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
What a lovely zoo to visit on a beautiful spring morning. As we went in the off season the zoo wasn't busy. Booked tickets on line £20. easy check in and very helpful member of staff told us about the talks. We headed straight to the orangutang's and then the tortoise talks.
We then ambled our way around. Not the most extensive amount of animals to see (no lions, tigers, bear, elephants etc) but what they do have is very interesting. Only let down and it was quite a big one was the gorilla enclosure was being heavily modified which meant no access to see them. The bats exhibition was also closed.
The restaurant wasn't open but like I said it was the off season. The cafe was available if required.
The zoo looks fantastically maintained and the keepers showed a deep love and respect for their animals. Conservation is their number one commitment.
All in all a nice 1.5 - 2 hours was spent.
Free Parking on site and a massive charity warehouse is there to look around in the car park.
Oh, Jersey has a big population of Red Squirrels! See pic.
We then ambled our way around. Not the most extensive amount of animals to see (no lions, tigers, bear, elephants etc) but what they do have is very interesting. Only let down and it was quite a big one was the gorilla enclosure was being heavily modified which meant no access to see them. The bats exhibition was also closed.
The restaurant wasn't open but like I said it was the off season. The cafe was available if required.
The zoo looks fantastically maintained and the keepers showed a deep love and respect for their animals. Conservation is their number one commitment.
All in all a nice 1.5 - 2 hours was spent.
Free Parking on site and a massive charity warehouse is there to look around in the car park.
Oh, Jersey has a big population of Red Squirrels! See pic.
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In August 2020, sebastien GUILLOU said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Plus qu'un zoo, c'est avant tout un sanctuaire de préservation d'espèces menacées d'extinction. Visite très agréable mais ne vous attendez pas à y voir des zèbres et des girafes mais plutôt des gorilles au dos argenté, des chauve-souris géantes...
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In November 2021, nicola Everitt said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Very well presented animal enclosures although I would have liked to see more signage and information in general. Cafe table was not cleared before or while we ate so we did have to pile up someone else's mess, but I think they were very busy and over stretched that day
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In June 2022, Keith Hampson said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
Very interesting how park came about.
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In July 2023, Jacqui McVeigh said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
A lovely visit with grandchild
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In October 2024, Antony Snow said about Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
A great place to visit
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