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A wildlife park and refuge in the heart of the Morbihan forest, where you can discover endangered species.
Opened in June 2022, Les Terres de Nataé is an animal sanctuary located in Pont-Scorff, 15 minutes from Lorient. Transparency, transmission and well-being are the values of this park, where raising public awareness of endangered species is a priority. A 14-hectare hilly wooded area awaits you, with almost 300 animals and a caring team of animal caretakers and veterinarians. An escape game and virtual reality helmets are also available as extras, allowing you to discover the animal world in a different way.
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Opening time and information on LES TERRES DE NATAÉ
Open all year round. Free for children under 3. Adults: €23.90. Children (aged 3 to 11): €18.50 (off-season). Annual pass: €64 for over-12s and €54 for children aged 3 to 11. Restaurant. Store.
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This wildlife park, dedicated to the preservation of endangered species, is located in Pont-Scorff. This natural sanctuary, nestled in a lush forest, is home to around a hundred endangered animal species, each carefully protected. Whether you're passionate about birds, mammals or reptiles, here you'll discover a wide variety of species. Young and old alike will marvel at the soft-shelled turtles, dwarf crocodiles, sulphur cockatoos, Asian elephants, red pandas... Every visit is an opportunity to learn more about these animals and raise awareness of conservation issues. The park also offers educational events and exhibitions to help you learn more about local flora and fauna. The animal caretakers for a day offer you an immersive experience, allowing you to discover the daily life of an animal caretaker. You'll be invited to help maintain the facilities and prepare food for the animals. Les Terres de Nataé also offers an escape game, where you'll be part of a team of scientific explorers in the heart of the Pantanal. In this game, designed for two to six players, you'll have to solve riddles and analyze the environment to demonstrate the unique value of this natural paradise. In addition, the park hosts various events such as the Festival of Animals of Light, where light installations showcase extinct and endangered species. A variety of on-site catering options are also available for a gourmet break. An address not to be missed!
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Members' reviews on LES TERRES DE NATAÉ
The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
Mais également des points négatifs : beaucoup d’animaux « toqués » qui tournent en rond dans leur enclos, peut être qu’ils ne sont pas assez grands ????????♀️ et la tristesse qu’on peux voir dans leurs regards… ça m’a assez bouleversé.
Voilà le ressenti que j’ai eu pour une première visite.
Bien ombragé.
Les panneaux informatifs sont particulièrement précieux et pédagogiques : ils expliquent les comportements des animaux, l’évolution des enclos, l’état de santé de certains pensionnaires… Une communication transparente et intelligente, qui permet de mieux comprendre le quotidien de ces animaux.
L’environnement naturel du parc est un véritable bol d’air frais : ombragé, respirable, reposant, on s’y sent bien, tout simplement.
Côté restauration : j’ai trouvé les burgers du midi copieux, artisanaux, avec une vraie option végétarienne (merci pour ça ????), mais j’ai été un peu déçue par la crêpe, sans grand intérêt malheureusement. Un détail facilement perfectible !
Enfin, j’invite chaque visiteur à venir avec la bonne approche : Les Terres de Nataé n'est pas un zoo classique. Ici, les animaux ne sont pas contraints de se montrer à tout prix. Ne pas les voir, c’est parfois le signe qu’ils sont libres de leurs mouvements et respectés dans leurs besoins — et ça, c’est rassurant pour toute personne aimant vraiment les animaux.
Bravo à toute l’équipe.