Zoo de Guadeloupe au Parc des Mamelles

What a wonderful place. The flora and fauna were stunning. So lush. Shame to see animals penned in but for many, they'd never get the chance to see what, for example, a red toed tortoise would look like. The canopy walk was great fun and not too strenuous, just a little wobbly. We had a great time there and would highly recommend a visit.

It's a great place to visit, the walkway is a good idea, but don't get stuck behind a large group! Some of the animal enclosures aren't big enough. I feel immensely grateful to have seen the jaguars, especially the very rare black panther. However, it is very sad to see them and the other big cats in such small spaces. It also looks like the netting isn't that secure in some places. I hope they were saved from a fate worse than being gawped at by us.

First visit it rained heavily so a lot of the animals were hiding or asleep, which is fair. The second visit was more successful, we got to see almost every animal. We did the canopy walk, which I felt very brave doing having both a fear of heights and vertigo. I would recommend everyone who visits the island to take the time to visit and support the zoo.

Beautiful setting, lots of different animals, fun rope bridges. A must see!

The most beautiful zoo we've ever seen. It's all in the forest, so the air is pleasant. You don't need to go to the botanical garden, because there are also many beautiful plants and trees. Right opposite a restaurant with very good food.

Nice place…strength & drawback was you had to sort of follow a set path through the zoo so meaning waiting behind the slow movers to see the animals etc. The wait for the canopy walk was particularly painfully slow….

What a great zoo. Lots of families with kids, but you can visit it as an adult as well. You are practically inside of the jungle, with a winding alley cut through it. You never touch the ground, always walking on a path made from wood. What is best about it is the walk on the bridges between the tops of the trees. There are 14 bridges and it takes about 30 minutes. Go on that route and you won't regret it. You can also stay in the same area as the lemurs. If they feel like it, they can come and play with you. When we got there, it was feeding time and all of them were jumping everywhere

What a surprise!! We could never imagine such a fantastic and well looked after zoo in this beautiful island. It has a canopy that me and my teenagers enjoyed whilst you see the animals from above!! Loved it. Amazing flora also.