VISITING ‘LA FORÊT DES SINGES’

Grab your camera and step inside the fascinating world of more than 150 Barbary macaques roaming freely in 20 hectares of forest.

You will be seduced by the exceptional viewing opportunities and amazed by the incredible proximity with the monkeys*.

*Visitors cannot touch/feed

VISITING ‘LA FORÊT DES SINGES’

Grab your camera and step inside the fascinating world of more than 150 Barbary macaques roaming freely in 20 hectares of forest.

You will be seduced by the exceptional viewing opportunities and amazed by the incredible proximity with the monkeys*.

*Visitors cannot touch/feed

DON’T MISS
OUR FEEDING TALKS

Feeding sessions are held by our guides at regular intervals (every 45mins).
Besides seeing the monkeys being fed, you will also be given fascinating information about a threatened species, classified as “endangered”.

DON’T MISS
OUR FEEDING TALKS

Feeding sessions are held by our guides at regular intervals (every 45mins).
Besides seeing the monkeys being fed, you will also be given fascinating information about a threatened species, classified as “endangered”.

HELPFUL GUIDES

The guides along the route are not only there to keep a watchful eye. They will also answer any questions you may have and explain the monkeys behaviours.

LOOKING TO MAKE DISCOVERY MORE FUN?

Take part in our quiz, available in English and French! Enjoy some family fun with the chance of winning a cuddly Barbary macaque mascot. The draw takes place at the end of each month. Don’t miss it!

HELPFUL GUIDES

The guides along the route are not only there to keep a watchful eye. They will also answer any questions you may have and explain the monkeys behaviours.

LOOKING TO MAKE DISCOVERY MORE FUN?

Take part in our quiz, available in English, German and French! Enjoy some family fun with the chance of winning a cuddly Barbary macaque mascot. The draw takes place at the end of each month. Don’t miss it!

DID YOU KNOW?

BARBARY MACAQUES WERE STILL PRESENT

IN THE WHOLE OF NORTH AFRICA 300 YEARS AGO!

DID YOU KNOW?

BARBARY MACAQUES WERE STILL PRESENT

IN THE WHOLE OF NORTH AFRICA 300 YEARS AGO!

USEFUL INFORMATION

• The visit takes about 1½ hours.
• The route is about 1.3km long.
• Pets are not allowed into the monkey reserve but are welcome in the picnic area.
• The park is wheelchair and pushchair friendly.
• In summer the sunny parts of the route are equipped with water misters for your comfort.

USEFUL INFORMATION

• The visit takes about 1½ hours.
• The route is about 1.3km long.
• Pets are not allowed into the monkey reserve but are welcome in the picnic area.
• The park is wheelchair and pushchair friendly.
• In summer the sunny parts of the route are equipped with water misters for your comfort.
• The popcorn provided at the entrance is the only food allowed in the park. Our monkeys are fed a balanced diet of fruit, vegetables and cereals. The popcorn is just an extra treat that allows unique, direct contact.

macaques de barbarie à la forêt des singes

NEWS

The park throughout the seasons…

photo de groupe dans le parc

Groups

School/organised groups – click here to plan your visit >

Bébé magôt dans le parc

Conservation

It’s essential to save the Barbary macaques’ last viable habitats in North Africa

macaques de barbarie à la forêt des singes

NEWS

The park throughout the seasons…

photo de groupe dans le parc

Groups

School/organised groups – click here to plan your visit >

Bébé magôt dans le parc

Conservation

It’s essential to save the Barbary macaques’ last viable habitats in North Africa

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