Planète Sauvage, Zoo in Port-Saint-Père, France.
Planète Sauvage spans 85 hectares and houses approximately 1,100 animals from 120 different species, offering visitors a safari experience through a 10-kilometer vehicle track.
Established in May 1992, the zoo has undergone several expansions including the opening of the Territory of the Wild Cats in 2019 and new tiger lodges in 2021.
The park emphasizes conservation education through interactive programs, guided tours, and breeding initiatives that promote awareness about biodiversity and endangered species protection.
Open daily from 9:00 AM to 7:30 PM, the zoo offers various ticket options with adult admission around 30 euros and children's tickets approximately 23 euros, plus free parking facilities.
Visitors can spend the night in luxury lodges facing the Malaysian tiger enclosure or camp in bivouacs within the Tanzanian savannah section for total immersion experiences.
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