Looking for the ZooParc de Beauval map for 2026? Here is where to find it, including in English. To help you find your way around, we also go through the park's three parts, the territories in each and our tips to build your route.
Official 2026 map (PDF)
The ZooParc visitor map, to download or print (French version).
Contents
Where to find the 2026 map 🗺️
- As a PDF: the 2026 visitor map. On 8 October 2026, the English pages of zoobeauval.com linked to the French version of the PDF
- On paper: free at the entrances on the day of your visit. According to the ZooParc, the map and the visitor's guide are translated into English
- In the Beauval app: an interactive map on your phone
The 2026 map includes the year's additions: Les Terres Rouges, Bucolia and Les Roches Vives. The French PDF is easy to follow even without speaking French: the territory names below match the map.
How the park is laid out 🧭
Over 46 hectares (see the ZooParc in figures), the official map divides the ZooParc into three main parts: south, centre and north. The South entrance is at the bottom of the map, the North entrance at the top, near the Equatorial Dome.
The southern part 🐼
- The Heights of China (Les Hauteurs de Chine): giant pandas, red pandas, snow leopards
- The Elephant Plains (La Plaine des Éléphants)
- The Koala Greenhouse (La Serre Australienne): Queensland koalas, tree kangaroos
- The Conservation Bridge (Le Pont de la Conservation): Tasmanian devils, okapis
- Les Terres Rouges (new in 2026): wombats, red kangaroos, wallabies, emus
- Bucolia (new in 2026): the old-breeds farm
- Les Roches Vives (new in 2026): adventure trail and water play area
- The Asiatic Plains (La Plaine Asiatique): Indian rhinos
- The North American Territory: brown bears, Arctic wolves
Our dedicated pages: pandas, Les Terres Rouges, Bucolia.
The central part 🦍
- The African Savannah (La Savane Africaine): zebras, giraffes, rhinos
- The Big Cat Woodlands (Le Bois des Fauves): Sumatran tigers, white tigers, jaguars, pumas
- The Cheetah Territory
- The Gorilla Greenhouse and the Orangutan and Chimpanzee Greenhouse
- The Bird Tropical Greenhouse and the Parrot Rotunda
- L'Odyssée des Lions de Mer and the penguin bay
- The South American Pampas: lowland tapirs, capybaras
The northern part 🦁
- The Equatorial Dome (Le Dôme Équatorial): manatees, giant otters, pygmy hippos, Komodo dragons
- The Land of the Lions (La Terre des Lions): Southern lions, African wild dogs, meerkats
- The Hippopotamus Reserve
- The Great South American Aviary: Cuban flamingos, howler monkeys
- Les Maîtres des Airs: the bird show
Getting around: entrances, cable car, paths 🚡
- Two entrances: South (main) and North, linked by a 1 km inner path
- Le Nuage de Beauval cable car: two stations, Elephants (south) and Lions (north), more than 35 m above the ground
- Useful landmarks on the map: toilets, baby changing, pushchair hire, picnic areas, first aid posts
Map printed, tickets booked?
Dated online ticket from €39 per adult.
Our route tips ✅
- Circle the 5 or 6 must-see territories for your family on the map
- Work through the park one part at a time to avoid doubling back
- Note the show times as soon as you arrive
- Take the cable car to go from south to north (or the other way) without walking
- On busy days, eat before 12.30pm or after 2pm, as the ZooParc advises
A ready-made route: our suggested itinerary. And to know how many days to plan: how long to spend at the ZooParc.
Map and territories taken from the official 2026 visitor map, checked on 7 October 2026.