Eco
Park

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A zoological park
dedicated to predators

Close to Perpignan, in the middle of the Mediterranean forest, discover the fascinating world of predators in EcoZonia extends over 26ha of nature.

As you stroll through the park, divided into ecozones, you can discover the most formidable animals on our planet : the Amur tiger, the dhole, the brown bear or the Amur leopard. Center for conservation, research and awareness, our vision is a world where humans respects other predators, symbols of wild.

Unusual
Nights

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Sleep with predators in unusual accommodations!

Entering the intimacy of predators is no longer a dream but becomes a reality thanks to the unusual accommodations of EcoZonia.

An all-inclusive Bivouac formula for a guaranteed change of scenery with guided tour, night excursion, convivial meal and above all a night in a tent under the stars!

Our ecolodges will immerse you in the heart of one of the regions of the world. Find yourself, for one night, in the Russian Far East and discover exceptional animals there such as the Siberian tiger, the brown bear or the Amur panther.

Discover this unique experience in Europe to the sounds or sight of predators and get ready to live as a couple or with friends a fascinating and unforgettable night placed under the sign of conviviality, in the heart of the territory of the most mythical animals of our planet. .​

Eco
Conservation

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Preservation of species
as main objective

Our zoological park is organized into ecozones (areas of the Earth representative of an ecological unit) in direct connection with a conservation organization leading actions on the field.

For the well-being of our animals and respect for the site, we have selected 4 ecozones in the world whose summer temperatures and / or hydrometry are close to those of the Mediterranean climate.

EcoZonia has been developed from the outset in the respect for the site by limiting its impact on natural resources, in particular water, its energy costs, the landscape and its waste. It also helps maintain a remarkable site against forest fires and promotes the development of two local species to be protected : the ocellated lizard Timon Lepidus and the doubtful Gladiolus Gladiolus dubius.