The Zoo de La Palmyre is a zoological park located in Les Mathes, France, covering an area of 18 hectares. It is home to over 1,600 animals from 115 species, offering a 4-kilometer-long walking path for visitors to observe the animals in a landscaped garden setting. The zoo is committed to conservation efforts, participating in European programs for endangered species and supporting over 20 programs worldwide to preserve threatened species. With its engagement in sustainable development, the zoo aims to establish a balance between the needs of wildlife, human communities, and resource utilization. The zoo is a popular destination, attracting over 700,000 visitors annually, and is one of the top ten most-visited zoological parks in France
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Activities: We visited the zoo! We started with the giraffes, where "they adore coming to eat the bread, make the curious". We saw the flamingos, then otters, tigers, panthers, penguins, lions, monkeys, antelopes, elephants, ostriches, and goats. We also visited the tropical greenhouse with snakes and crocodiles
Highlights: We really enjoyed giving bread to the giraffes and having them lick our fingers! "The children are in heaven." The kids loved the little goats, "The children can enter the enclosure to pet them and feed them." ✨