Spaycific'Zoo
Spaycific'Zoo, a zoo with a difference!
Located in Spay, just outside Le Mans, Spaycific'Zoo, which celebrates its 35th anniversary in 2024, is home to some 1,000 animals, with the particularity of presenting species that are rare and uncommon in other animal parks. These include animals with intriguing names such as the Australian dingo, the kinkajou, the jaguarondi and the barn owl.
In the park, some animals live inside enclosures that the public can enter to approach them discreetly (lemurs, wallabies, etc.). Immersive aviaries allow visitors to observe birds such as pelicans, sacred ibises, storks and marabou. Children will be delighted to feed the parakeets during the activities!
The predominantly local vegetation and natural waterways attract numerous butterflies, dragonflies, frogs and herons.
All along the route, "click-clack" panels for children offer an easy way to learn while having fun. A dozen or so educational games punctuate the tour route, allowing visitors to compare themselves with the animals.
In 2024, the park will be extended to include a 1.5-hectare educational mini-farm with dwarf goats, sheep, zebus and miniature ponies and donkeys, as well as a new immersive 1,800-square-metre South American aviary for marmosets, parrots, red ibises and other multicoloured birds!
Located in Spay, just outside Le Mans, Spaycific'Zoo, which celebrates its 35th anniversary in 2024, is home to some 1,000 animals, with the particularity of presenting species that are rare and uncommon in other animal parks. These include animals with intriguing names such as the Australian dingo, the kinkajou, the jaguarondi and the barn owl.
In the park, some animals live inside enclosures that the public can enter to approach them discreetly (lemurs, wallabies, etc.). Immersive aviaries allow visitors to observe birds such as pelicans, sacred ibises, storks and marabou. Children will be delighted to feed the parakeets during the activities!
The predominantly local vegetation and natural waterways attract numerous butterflies, dragonflies, frogs and herons.
All along the route, "click-clack" panels for children offer an easy way to learn while having fun. A dozen or so educational games punctuate the tour route, allowing visitors to compare themselves with the animals.
In 2024, the park will be extended to include a 1.5-hectare educational mini-farm with dwarf goats, sheep, zebus and miniature ponies and donkeys, as well as a new immersive 1,800-square-metre South American aviary for marmosets, parrots, red ibises and other multicoloured birds!
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