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Jersey Zoo

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Jersey Zoo is a zoological park established in 1959 on the island of Jersey in the English Channel by naturalist and writer Gerald Durrell. It is operated by …

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Mar 29, 2025
A great day out, so much to see - stayed the whole day. Lots of talks from keepers and exhibit. Animals are well kept and were bale to see most. Lots of play area for children. Café was very good (in…Full review by emilygI6675IT
Mar 21, 2025
We visited Jersey Zoo after a short trip to Jersey from the UK. I had never been before and obviously i would always compare this to similar Zoo’s such as Howletts in Kent. When we first arrived we …Full review by NathanMun
Feb 20, 2025
If you're expecting a zoo with lions and tigers and bears, you'll be disappointed. Gerald Durrell was more concerned with the animals that were going extinct but didn't get the publicity, hence you'l…Full review by Tikky110
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Facts

Located:Trinity, Jersey
Opened:26 March 1959
Annual visitors:169,000 (2009)

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How long does it take by bus to go from St Helier to the zoo?
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The fastest bus journey to the zoo is on route 23, taking half an hour. You can also get there in 32 minutes on route 3. Or route 13, which takes 36 minutes. Get the timetables at libertybus.je
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Are there disabled facilities at Jersey Zoo?
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Does the zoo close for winter?
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£33 for two people to visit a small zoo seems a bit spicy
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We thought it was very reasonable, there’s not much you can do for less than £20 pp, and it’s all in a good cause. We ate lunch there, and had tea & cake before we left, but you could …
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We thought it was very reasonable, there’s not much you can do for less than £20 pp, and it’s all in a good cause. We ate lunch there, and had tea & cake before we left, but you could take a picnic if trying not to spend too much. It might be small in terms of the number of animals on display, but it’s a big area, and they do some important work.
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