π World's largest sanctuary for lemurs, lorises, and bush babies, dedicated to research, conservation, and public education. π Houses over 200 lemurs across 13 species, primarily from Madagascar. # Why Go π Observe diverse lemur species in natural habitats π¬ Learn about cutting-edge research on lemur hibernation and human health π³ Support conservation efforts for endangered primates π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Variety of tours, including family-friendly and behind-the-scenes options π Unique gift shop with lemur merchandise # Why Avoid π« Reservations required for all visits, no walk-ins π₯Ά Limited general public tours during off-season (October-April) due to cold weather πΆββοΈ Some tours have age restrictions (e.g., 10+ for Walking with Lemurs) # Tips π Wear close-toed shoes and comfortable clothing πΈ Flash-free photography is allowed β οΈ No physical contact with animals for safety. # Cost π° General Tour: Adults $17, Children $12, Seniors/Military/Students $15. Private and specialized tours vary. # Hours π Gift shop: Daily (except Tuesdays) 10 AM - 4 PM. General tours (May-September): Fridays 5-7 PM, Sat/Sun 10 AM-12 PM. Off-season tours available by appointment. ποΈ Closed on select holidays.
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