Zoo de Cerza Map (2024 – 2022)
Planning a visit to Normandy’s wild side?
Zoo de Cerza is a safari-style zoological park located in Normandy, France. It features over 1,500 animals from around the world, including rhinos, giraffes, and lemurs, in spacious natural habitats. The zoo emphasizes conservation, animal welfare, and immersive education.
The most up-to-date Zoo de Cerza Map makes it easy to navigate the zoo’s expansive walking trails, train route, and African Safari Lodge area. Find the Red Panda habitat, the immersive Lemur Island, and the must-see White Rhino zone without missing a beat.
With on-site amenities like the La Pagode restaurant and the elevated safari lodges, this map is your key to a smooth and unforgettable day.
Zoo de Cerza Map 2024
The most significant Zoo de Cerza Map 2024 updates include the relocation of the white tigers to a new enclosure near the Indonesian village area, aligning species by geographic theme. This move paves the way for a major multi-year project, beginning in 2024, to create a new South American zone in the former tiger enclosure, which will group existing and new South American species. Visitors can already glimpse the upcoming changes through signage and coverings around the future exhibit area.
Printable Zoo de Cerza Map PDF 2024
Zoo de Cerza Map 2023
Zoo de Cerza Map 2023 updates include expanded immersive visitor trails, improved animal viewing platforms, and enhanced safari experiences such as the Safari Train and walkways for close encounters with giraffes and lemurs. The park map now highlights two main walking circuits (red and yellow) and features new signage for animal feeding areas, the 3D cinema, and the toddler safari. These updates improve visitor navigation and access to large, naturalistic enclosures for over 1,500 animals across 80 hectares.
Zoo de Cerza Map 2022
Zoo de Cerza Map 2022 updates include expanded immersive enclosures, new animal feeding experiences, and improved visitor trails. The park enhanced its two main walking circuits and introduced more interactive animal encounters, such as the giraffe, lorikeet, and lemur safaris, allowing guests to get closer to the animals. Additionally, facilities like the safari train, 3D cinema, and new accommodation options such as eco-lodges and safari tents were highlighted as part of the visitor experience enhancements.
FAQ
What are the operating hours of Zoo de Cerza?
Zoo de Cerza is open every day from February to November. Opening hours are 9:30 am to 6:30 pm from April to June and September, 9:30 am to 7:00 pm in July and August, and 10:00 am to 5:30 pm in October and November. Hours may vary by season, so it is recommended to check the official calendar before your visit.
What types of animals can visitors see at Zoo de Cerza?
Visitors to Zoo de Cerza can see over 1,500 animals from more than 120 species representing five continents, including lions, giraffes, rhinos, white tigers, polar bears, ring-tailed lemurs, kangaroos, and many species of birds and reptiles. The zoo features large naturalistic enclosures and immersive areas for close encounters with animals. Notable species include spectacled bears, wolves, cheetahs, zebras, and parrots.
Are there any special programs or shows available at Zoo de Cerza?
Zoo de Cerza offers several special programs, including a safari by mini-train, animal feeding sessions with zookeepers, and a 3D cinema with a conservation message. Visitors can also participate in “zookeeper for a day” experiences and enjoy immersive encounters such as feeding giraffes or lorikeets and walking among lemurs. Overnight stays in safari lodges and themed accommodations are also available for an extended experience.
Is Zoo de Cerza accessible for visitors with disabilities?
Zoo de Cerza is accessible for visitors with disabilities, with the red circuit, tropical greenhouse, mini-farm, and several animal houses designed for easy access. The safari train and 3D cinema are wheelchair accessible, and wheelchairs are available for rent. Some areas, like the yellow circuit, are less suitable due to challenging terrain, and guide dogs are not permitted due to the presence of wild animals.
