ITS-Reizen

School trip to the Han Wildlife Park

Spot brown bears, wolves, European bison and lynx at the Han Wildlife Park, which at 250 hectares is the largest animal park in Belgium.

Destination
Han-sur-Lesse, Belgium
Type of trip
Zoo
Target group
Primary school (ages 6–12), lower secondary
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

We are happy to arrange transport for you and your pupils to the Han Wildlife Park in Han-sur-Lesse. At 250 hectares, this is the largest animal park in Belgium, and the animals live here in a natural setting. The European 'Big 5' are the brown bear, the wolf, the European bison, the lynx and the wolverine.

Pupils explore the park on foot, on a walk of around 6 kilometres, or aboard the Safari-car. During a themed educational visit, they learn about the species that once lived in the region and why protecting wildlife and plants matters. A teaching booklet helps with preparation. There are picnic areas and a playground, and the visit combines well with the Han Caves.

A day full of European wildlife in the Ardennes is an experience for young and old. ITS-Reizen takes your class comfortably and safely by coach to Han-sur-Lesse and back, with an experienced driver at the wheel.

Highlights

  • Largest animal park in Belgium
  • Bear, wolf, bison, lynx and wolverine
  • On foot or by Safari-car

Included

  • Return travel by coach
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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