TV Star's Welsh Zoo

TV Star's Welsh Zoo

TV Star's Welsh Zoo

For a leisurely ramble through a leafy park with all kinds of exotic animals on view at close quarters, there is no substitute for people on holidays in Pembrokeshire for a visit to Anna's Welsh Zoo at the Manor House Wildlife Park near St Florence, Tenby.

As you enter, the first creatures to greet you are the children's favourites, the gentle wallabies among whom visitors can roam, feeding them with the titbits on sale at the gate, and they love to be petted. Another favourite in a nearby enclosure are reindeer, with which the younger visitor can identify, especially during a winter visit when there may be a dusting of snow to produce a Christmas card scene of Santa's sleigh-power providers.

A day passes unnoticed at Manor House, there is so much for the holidays in Pembrokeshire patron to see.

Run by TV personality Anna Richardson, the bubbly star who is regularly on site giving her guests' a friendly welcome, the Welsh Zoo is open all year and is accessible by the 360 Tenby to Milton service bus or by bike on the Cycle Route from Tenby to Pembroke via St Florence. It is only a few minutes out of Tenby. where it draws many of its patrons during the summer when the resort is packed with holidays in Pembrokeshire patrons.

A popular feature is the Lemur Walk-through, where visitors can share the enclosure with these exotic black and white natives of Madagascar and observe their very human actions and facial expressions. The meerkats are also a great attraction with their quaint antics and alert manner. The avian world is well represented with flamingo and ostriches and exotically coloured Macaws.

The holidays in Pembrokeshire visitor can also increase the tempo of the adventure by getting up close to the large animals by way of a pre-booked behind the scenes Shadow a Keeper' facility which lasts two hours and provides a learning session about the care of the animals.

Down in The Valley of the Apes the fascinating experience of watching gibbons in their natural habitat among the trees is possible during the park ramble. To see them swinging from branch to branch, often with a tiny very human-looking baby clinging to their fur, is a wonderful thrill.

Manor Park caters not only for the holidays in Pembrokeshire patron but also for local groups, acting as a rich educational resource for schoolchildren who benefit from discounted rates.

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