Zoo de Jurques

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Zoo de Jurques, a family‑run wildlife park located in the heart of Normandy, invites visitors to explore a vibrant collection of over 600 animals from 115 species. Spanning 15 hectares of natural scenery, the zoo offers immersive encounters ranging from playful lemurs and towering giraffes to majestic lions and elusive snow leopards. In addition to the wildlife displays, guests can enjoy a variety of interactive shows, guided tours, and seasonal events such as the Jungle de Lumières night‑time spectacle. The park’s commitment to conservation and education is evident in its partnerships with national zoos and wildlife protection groups, making it an engaging destination for both casual tourists and serious animal lovers alike. A typical visit lasts about three hours, ample time to wander through the distinct thematic zones, learn about animal behavior, and enjoy the park’s well‑planned amenities, including on‑site dining, a gift shop, and family services. Zoo de Jurques operates year‑round from February to November, with peak visitor periods in July through September. For those seeking fewer crowds and cooler temperatures, early spring or late autumn afternoons offer a more relaxed experience.

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• World‑Class Animal Collection
• Interactive Education
• Seasonal Night Events

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• Typical visit: about 3 hours

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