Overview

In the heart of the massif of Basse-Terre, Parc des Mamelles, the Guadeloupe Zoo, spends 4 acres of tropical forest for the conservation of rare and endangered animal species. Located on the Traverse road, at the edge of the Guadeloupe National Park, this park is characterized by tranquility and perfectly natural character of the area. A true Noah's Ark of modern times, it houses about 85 animal species from the Caribbean and Guyana spread between mammals, birds, reptiles and arthropods - more than 450 individuals. All live in a lush green environment composed of more than a thousand plant species. An ideal temperature and optimal humidity give them a lifestyle more enjoyable. Thrill seekers can admire the powerful jaguars, or the surprising spider monkeys, raccoons and otherendangered species.