Visiting Monkey Valley for an encounter with primates
A park dedicated to primate freedom
Monkey Valley, located in Romagne within the Vienne department, is a specialized wildlife park entirely focused on primates. Across more than 54 acres of forest, you will find over 450 monkeys representing 34 different species.
The park stands out for its lack of barriers between visitors and the animals. The primates live freely in natural environments, allowing for unique interactions and total immersion in their habitat.
An educational and fun experience
Monkey Valley is a solid choice for families, balancing entertainment with education. Throughout the grounds, informational signs and scheduled activities help you understand primate behaviors and social structures.
The feedings, which happen several times a day, are the best times to see the monkeys up close and learn about their diet and group dynamics. These sessions are led by dedicated keepers who are available to answer your questions.
A commitment to conserving endangered species
Visiting Monkey Valley also supports an important conservation project. The park participates in several European breeding programs for endangered species. Thanks to these efforts, numerous births occur every year, helping to preserve primates at risk. Monkey Valley serves as a place for discovery, recreation, and active participation in the protection of biodiversity.
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Like Bruno says, don't think that only monkey lovers will enjoy this wildlife park. It is truly a place where kids and adults have a great time together, watching animals whose behavior sometimes reminds you of their human cousins :)