Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust
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ANIMAL!
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Had a fantastic day. Will be going back soon
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Really nice zoo, easy to see all the animals. Highly recommended.
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Fantastic place
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Well worth going
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Nice zoo, well kept grounds. Our grandson liked the bats best,my wife and I thought that the Gorilla's were awesome.
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Excellent.
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It's a got to go if on the island
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Great day out
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Great coffee
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Conservation is the reason for this zoo.the animals welfare is put first. The atmosphere is like walking through a jungle with large enclosures.I would like to revisit
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Such a wonderful place, so much to see and do, and you'll fall in love with the animals.
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Good talks from the keepers. Nice big enclosures for the animals. A bit expensive for the size of the zoo (compared to, say, Chester) and the map was rather hard to follow.
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Kids loved this place. Fairly small though for the adults! But great place for the kids.
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What the people do here, matters to everyone - just go and learn
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Shame about the weather! Beautiful natural enclosures
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Brilliant day out and loads to see
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Great day out!
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A lovely place to visit, great conservation works.
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Nice zoo, it took us 3 hours to go around!
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Amazing
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An excellent place to visit plenty to see and do even in the rain.
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Great visit marred by poor signage.
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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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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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