ZOA Parc: Entry Ticket

A true escape amid wild and domestic fauna

★ 4.8 · 68 ratingsFlexible visit

From€14.50Price updates with your selection.

Image creditsImage 1: Parc Animalier et BotaniqueImage 2: Parc Animalier et BotaniqueImage 3: Parc Animalier et BotaniqueImage 4: Parc Animalier et BotaniqueImage 5: Parc Animalier et BotaniqueImage 6: Parc Animalier et BotaniqueImage 7: Parc Animalier et Botanique

DurationFlexible visit

LocationSanary-sur-Mer

AccessibilityWheelchair accessible

The experience

A true escape amid wild and domestic fauna

Come face-to-face with nearly 300 creatures from 80 different species at the ZOA Park. From the playful marmosets to the elusive ocelots, from the chatty Senegal parrots to the flamboyant flamingos, or from the sturdy tortoises to the white-throated monitor lizards, the park promises a surprise at every turn!

ZOA began as a botanical garden, and over the years, has sprouted an incredible variety of flora. Whether you're a fan of Mediterranean greens, tropical blooms, or cacti, the park's greenhouses and rock gardens are a must-visit.

And if, like bees to flowers, you're drawn to the vibrant blossoms, you're in for a treat with bougainvillea, bird of paradise, and pomegranate trees.

What’s included

Entry to Zoa Park

Where to go

ZOA Parc

131 Avenue du Pont d'Aran

View meeting point mapLocal timezone: Europe/Paris

Before you book

Important visitor information

Must know

Pets are not allowed

Smoking is prohibited inside the park

Before purchase

Children under 3 enter the park for free

Reduced rates available on-site for people with disabilities (with proof)

Good to know

*Getting there**

By car: If you take the highway, take exit 12 for Bandol. If you don't want to take the highway, follow the D559 road until you see signs for the park: "Exotic Garden - Zoo," "Animal and Botanical Park," and ZOA Park

By public transportation: You can take the free city bus (stop: Val d'Aran) or Varlib bus (stop: Viaduc in Bandol). In both cases, it's about a 20-minute walk to the park