Is the experience suitable for children?

Yes, the experience is family-friendly and suitable for children aged 6 and older.

Do I need prior knowledge of owls or birds?

No prior knowledge is required; guides provide all necessary information.

Is the experience conducted outdoors?

Yes, the encounter takes place in outdoor habitats that mimic owls' natural environments.

Can I photograph during the experience?

Photography is recommended but kept discreet to avoid disturbing the animals.

How do I book the experience?

Bookings can be made online through the provided referral link.

Are there any physical requirements?

No, the activity requires minimal physical effort.

Wildlife & Nature Experience at Fundació Zoo del Pirineu | Guided Tour | Attraction

Nestled in the scenic landscapes of the Pyrenees, Fundació Zoo del Pirineu offers a rare opportunity to connect with the mysterious worlds of owls during their unique 90-minute encounter. This experience is designed for wildlife enthusiasts eager to learn about these nocturnal predators in a setting that combines education and natural beauty. Located in the heart of the Pyrenees, the zoo is known for its commitment to conservation and fostering a deeper understanding of native fauna. During the tour, visitors explore the habitats of various owl species, gaining insights into their behaviors, adaptations, and ecological roles, with engaging interactions that bring these creatures to life. The setting provides a close-up view of owls in environments reminiscent of their natural homes, emphasizing their adaptations like silent flight and keen eyesight. The experience also highlights the importance of local conservation efforts and the protection of Pyrenean ecosystems. What sets this apart is the intimate access and expert guidance, transforming a simple visit into a memorable educational journey. Whether you’re a seasoned birdwatcher or a curious family, this is an opportunity to witness one of nature’s most captivating birds. Fundació Zoo del Pirineu stands out for its dedication to conservation and education, making it a key player in preserving regional wildlife and inspiring visitors to value the natural world. After your encounter, walk through the zoo’s exhibits to discover more about the diverse species native to the Pyrenees and beyond. It’s an adventure that combines curiosity, learning, and respect for nature, all within the stunning backdrop of the Pyrenees, fostering a deeper appreciation for these nocturnal avians and their ecological importance.

About Fundació Zoo del Pirineu

Fundació Zoo del Pirineu, located in Odén, Cataluña, is a conservation-focused animal centre offering educational experiences and hands-on courses. The foundation operates a range of structured activities that include wildlife photography courses, rehabilitation training, guided visits, bird-of-prey flying exhibitions, falconry courses, owl encounters, short animal interactions, and seasonal volunteer days.

Each activity is designed for public learning and engagement under professional supervision. Photography offerings range from one-hour animal sessions to a full six-hour Curso de fotografía focusing on wildlife image-making in controlled settings. Rehabilitation and cetrería programs provide practical, expert-led instruction: the Curso de rehabilitación de fauna salvaje is a full-day hands-on course, and the Curso de cetrería runs as a shared session every fourth Sunday with private group bookings available.

Guided experiences include one-hour Visita guiada tours and specialized Exhibición de vuelo de aves rapaces that showcase the flight and behaviour of raptors. Short-format activities such as Experiencia Animal, Fotografía animal, Experiencia Búhos, and the 45-minute Toca Toca provide accessible encounters for families and enthusiasts. The foundation also hosts a Jornada de voluntariado de otoño in partnership with Almas Salvajes, focused on bird releases and river scientific study.

Fundació Zoo del Pirineu maintains transparent scheduling and clear participation requirements. It emphasizes education, welfare, and conservation, delivering experiences in a natural mountain setting. Visitors should bring meals where specified; the park supplies snacks and drinks for some programs. Booking information and specific safety guidelines are provided by the foundation for each activity. Operating season and hours are on its website.