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Come to discover 150 Barbary macaques at the “Forêt des singes” in Rocamadour.
REOPENING ON SATURDAY, JUNE 6TH 2020!
CORONAVIRUS: OUR SITUATION
We are planning to open the park for visitors on June 6th with following precautions:
• Access only with mask (Children under the age of ten are excluded from this rule)
A mask is required during the entire visit in the park. Here, same rules apply as in public transport and in shops. Mouth and nose must be covered. The type of mask or scarf is free of choice. Masks available in our shop.
• No Popcorn: to minimize the possible risk of a coronavirus transmission to our barbary macaques, the barbary macaques can not be fed with popcorn.
We look forward to your visit!
REOPENING ON SATURDAY, JUNE 6TH 2020!
CORONAVIRUS: OUR SITUATION
We are planning to open the park for visitors on June 6th with following precautions:
• Access only with mask (Children under the age of ten are excluded from this rule)
A mask is required during the entire visit in the park. Here, same rules apply as in public transport and in shops. Mouth and nose must be covered. The type of mask or scarf is free of choice. Masks available in our shop.
• No Popcorn: to minimize the possible risk of a coronavirus transmission to our barbary macaques, the barbary macaques can not be fed with popcorn.
We look forward to your visit!
WELCOME TO
LA FORÊT DES SINGES
A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE,
AN UNFORGETTABLE MOMENT.
Experience this unique opportunity to visit ’La Forêt des Singes’ an exciting walk amongst 150 free roaming Barbary macaques.
You will be able to discover this amazing species as they exhibit their natural behaviour with no bars or cages to hinder your view.
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NEWS
The park throughout the seasons…
Groups
School/organised groups – click here to plan your visit >
Conservation
It’s essential to save the Barbary macaques’ last viable habitats in North Africa
NEWS
The park throughout the seasons…
Groups
School/organised groups – click here to plan your visit >
Conservation
It’s essential to save the Barbary macaques’ last viable habitats in North Africa
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