Live an exciting experience in the world of birds of prey, observe from near the flight of eagles, hawks, owls, vultures, marabus, ibis and storks. These beautiful birds will transport you into another dimension where men and nature meet in a respectful environment for the animals.
We took our five year old daughter by chance, and luckily we were just in time for the show. We enjoyed it very much, despite it being narrated in either Italian or German. From the little German I could understand, they thoroughly explain the birds – very educational, informative and entertaining. During the show, the birds fly right over your heads, so close they’ll almost touch you, a thrill for both kids and adults. Sit in the back or side rows and you might just get a bird hopping on your head! Check the show timings before making your way there. That’s the highlight, after that, it takes about five minutes to walk through the whole area.
What a super attraction and, educational too. The viewing area is under a roof, while sitting in a dry/shady place you watch a large variety of birds of prey showing of their skills. In between they are presented to the visitors close up as every species is explained. It is extraordinary to see the largest birds of prey like a Bald Eagle or a Condor fly just above your head. The show also includes a beautiful white horse and at the end of the show ….a pony for the children to ride. The surroundings are worth mentioning, a lovely path leads the visitor through a parklike estate and the different, well maintained flight cages
Did not expect much before I went with my family (incl 3 kids), but this was an absolute spectacular show! Overall a small place but makes up with a great show of awesome birds that will come very close during flight. Shows are at 11am and 3pm, with interesting variety of birds and just long enough to be interesting to both adults and kids. A must visit if you are in the Locarno area!
We were three generations traveling together and all of us really liked this show. I have seen a few other bird shows, but this one was the most closely connected to the audience. You really have to duck sometimes when the birds buzz the audience!
