Parc safari...

How to Get to the Parc Safari from Montreal? It's not too hard to get there. Parc Safari is located south of Montreal, near the border of Quebec and the United States. If you're coming from Montreal, simply head out via whichever bridge, and head towards 15 South. Once you get to 15 South, just keep going on it until you reach Exit 6, Hemmingford, and follow the blue signs right to the Parc Safari doorstep.

What is the Parc Safari, Hemmingford? As normal park safaris go the attention is centered around it's wildlife, and Parc Safari is the same, with some possible exceptions. It has 800 animals, from five continents, including numerous African (or 'Africain' to use its French spelling) animals, and its drive-through is the perfect way to view them all. From the Addax with its spiral horns, to the bisons with their shaggy coat, there's even some Bennet's Wallabies, which, unlike regular wallabies, have a much thicker coat and thus survives well even in colder climates. Also, it provides a Wildlife Observatory so that its guests may admire its more carnivorous animals, such as the hyenas, cheetahs, bears, tigers and even wolves. And for those who would rather exchange fangs for antlers, there is the beautiful Deer Trail where both young and old can pet the magnificent creatures. Not to forget the rest of wildlife, Parc Safari even has its very own Insectarium, with exotic insects from across the world.

Wildlife Education at its Finest in the Parc Safari of Quebec: Parc Safari takes the role it plays as the only place in Quebec where wildlife can be found in its natural milieu seriously. It sees itself as responsible for educating and catering to the needs of its visitors and thus has arranged for special educational programmes to accommodate this vocation. With the participation of its capable zoologists, Parc Safari takes on education interactively, organizing shows such as "Breakfast Face to Face with the Tigers" where the audience is treated to an educational observation of tigers and other carnivorous animals feeding patterns. There are also many other shows and presentations constantly being organized and updated on their website.

To Top Off a Day in the Perfect Canadian Parc Safari Day: What better way to wash of the dust from a day spent on the road looking at the wildlife than by quite literally soaking yourself! Parc Safari offers its very own complete water park, with slides, and pools galore. So remember to bring your swimsuit if ever you decide to visit, there's nothing better to end the day with than a nice long dip. If you're still up for some more fun after, then there is an amusement park full of 12 rides and 10 games and a festive atmosphere that guarantees fun. In short, there's nothing that the Parc Safari of Quebec, Canada doesn't have, so, if ever you're around the area, just take the drive down, the trip promises to be worth it.