Saturday 27th January 2024 • Promotional Content


Monkey around in the UK’s largest primate rescue centre!


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onkey World — Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset is home to over 260 primates, including


more than 50 chimpanzees, and Europe’s offi cial creche for orphaned orangutan infants. Many of the park’s residents have been neglected, kept in unnatural conditions, or experienced unbelievable cruelty. At Monkey World, they can all enjoy the company of their own kind in a safe and natural environment. Combining fun with conservation,


self-guided audio tours explain all about man’s closest living relatives, while half- hourly keeper Q&As allow visitors to hear about the primates from the people who know them best. Visitors can see the stars of TV’s Monkey Life, then ‘monkey around’ in the Great Ape Play Area — the south’s largest — with its huge variety of swings, slides and climbing frames. Check out the website to see any


upcoming events and promotions, including the hugely popular half-price kids off er during February half-term!


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SUBSCRIPTION OFFER


S EE THE WORLD! Monkey World is open every day (except Christmas Day)


10am to 5pm. Book online to save up to 10% off gate prices at monkeyworld. org/book-tickets/


+ £3 FOR 4 MAGAZINES


apes@monkeyworld.org 01929 462537 monkeyworld.org


SCAN THE QR CODE OR QUOTE DRJAN2 4 AT SUB SCRI P TIONS .NATGEOTRAVE L L ER .CO.UK


Rail Holidays with the Railway Touring Company 2024 Rail Holidays to: Tore Bjorback-Amblie Via Rail


• Austria • Canada • Czech Republic • France • Germany • Ireland • Isle of Man • Italy • Norway • Poland • Sri Lanka • Switzerland • United Kingdom • USA


Georg Trueb


For more information and to order your free brochures please visit railwaytouring.net or phone 01553 661 500 – The Railway Touring Company, The Old Stables, Estuary Road, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 2HL


EST. 1997


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