Step into Planet Exotica in Royan: greenhouses pulsing with tropical warmth, crocodiles and snakes on display, century-old bonsais and a Jurassic play zone. This compact zoological park blends botany, reptiles and family-friendly exhibits across accessible, stroller-friendly paths.
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A humid greenhouse breathes warm air as you step inside Planet Exotica: the hiss of terrariums, the slow blink of crocodiles, and the distant clatter of children around life-size dinosaur models. The park spreads across manicured gardens and glasshouses where tropical humidity and arid displays sit side by side — a compact trip around the world's reptile habitats.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly flat walking with some indoor humidity.
Wildlife
History
Planet Exotica grew into a regional attraction by combining botanical collections with live reptile displays, reflecting a long local interest in horticulture and public education about exotic species.
Conservation
The park emphasizes education on reptile conservation and plant preservation; visitors are asked to follow rules that minimize stress to animals and reduce littering to protect onsite habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Planet Exotica entrance ticket today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Buy a mobile ticket in advance
Mobile or paper tickets are accepted and purchasing ahead saves queue time, especially on weekends and school holidays.
Expect humid greenhouses
Bring a lightweight layer you can remove inside the tropical houses and stay hydrated — humidity can feel warm even in cool seasons.
Respect barriers and staff instructions
Reptile enclosures are secure for a reason; do not attempt to touch or feed animals unless an authorized program is running.
Plan 2–3 hours for a full visit
Allow time for greenhouses, bonsai displays, the dinosaur garden and a relaxed family stop at the mini-animal farm.
Comfortable walking shoes
Flat paths and gravel areas make supportive shoes helpful for exploring the whole park.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated, especially inside warm greenhouses and on sunny days.
summer
Light waterproof layer
A lightweight jacket helps for breezy coastal conditions when moving between greenhouses and outdoor gardens.
spring
Camera or compact binoculars
Bring a camera for close-up shots of reptiles and bonsai details; binoculars help with distant garden features.