Parc animalier de Sainte-Croix, Wildlife park in Rhodes, France
Parc animalier de Sainte-Croix is a wildlife park near Rhodes with large natural areas designed for European animals. The grounds feature different zones where visitors can watch wolves, bears, deer, and other species roaming in open spaces.
The park opened in 1980 and grew from a small local project into a major center for European wildlife. Over time it became known for its work protecting and breeding endangered animal species.
The park teaches visitors about European wildlife and nature protection through guided tours and exhibitions you can explore. These programs help people understand how animals live and why they need our help.
The park has accessible paths throughout so all visitors can move around easily and see the animals. It's best to arrive early in the day when the animals are most active and it's less crowded.
Visitors can stay overnight in nature lodges scattered around the park and watch wolves and bears from their rooms. This rare experience allows you to observe animals in a way most people never get to do.
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