Les terres de Nataé — Zoo in Pont-Scorff

Les terres de Nataé and its collection

Les terres de Nataé, opened in 1973, is a zoo in Quéven, France.

The park was started in 1973 by Pierre and Maguy Thomas and sold in 2017 to Sauveur Ferrara. It shut in December 2019 after a sale agreement with Rewild, an anti-captivity alliance that planned a wildlife rehabilitation centre. Following liquidation ordered by the Lorient commercial court, the bid from Sébastien Musset's Breizh Park was chosen.

Animals and collection

Animals on show include Vigogne, Jaguarondi, kookaburra and Chat de Geoffroy.

Things to do

Things to do include Keeper for a day, Immersive activities, Virtual reality experience and Corn maze.

What the venue says

  • informative signage detailing their rescue stories and conservation backgrounds
  • elephant feeding sessions
  • playgrounds for children
  • On-site dining options include a cafe and refreshment spots offering burgers, sandwiches, ice cream, and hot drinks at reasonable prices.
  • Visitors note that there is plenty of easy, free on-site parking available, which includes wheelchair-accessible parking spaces.
  • wheelchair-accessible parking spaces

Opening hours

Days Opens Closes
Every day 10:00 18:00

Hours can change on public holidays. Check with the venue before travelling.

Admission

Ticket TypePrice
Billet +12 ans27.90 EUR
Billet de 3 à 11 ans20.90 EUR

Facilities

  • Mobility equipment loan
  • Sensory and cognitive support
  • Parking
  • Behind-the-scenes tour
  • Rides and attractions
  • Immersive media attraction

Exhibitions & events

No upcoming events

No temporary exhibitions or scheduled public events are published for Les terres de Nataé at this time.

Location & map

All. de Kerruisseau
Quéven
France

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Animals

Photographs show each species in general. They were not taken at Les terres de Nataé.