very interesting notes about the structures and history of France. My guide's name was Karl; good man. On top of all that and an excellent lunch, the day was completely sunny and warm in the middle of November!

Our tour guide Gurt was great. Gurt was not only very knowledgable but also added a lot o fun to the tour with her commentory. our only suggestion would be to make the PA a little louder as there were times when we couldn't always hear what Gurt was telling us.

The tour was great and our guide was very funny and helpful. I would strongly recommend not doing the 3pm tour in winter as it was dark by 430pm resulting in the tour feeling very rushed and being unable to properly see many of the hot spots.

You don't get an awful lot of time to look round the zoo doing it this way, but the convenience is great, and the zoo is not that big so we managed to see everything we wanted to in about 2 hours. The buffet breakfast with the Orangutans was really good! I was so busy eating I didn't see too much of the the Orangutans although did get the photo taken with them. They are beautiful and look well looked after although I found it strange they make no attempts to touch all the people standing near them. My husband was on crutches after breaking his leg and did find it hard going making it from the tram to each type of animal he wanted to see, but there were disabled buggies available at reception that it would be a good idea to get if you struggle to walk.

Tour of the facilities was great. Our guide was fluid in several languages, Italian, Spanish and English. Her accent made it difficult to follow at times in English but the venues we visited had English translation boards which we utilized much of the time. One couple did drop out of the tour because of the above but we struggled through in order to skip the line and see areas not open to the general public. All in all it was what we expected if the tour could not be done in English only.