Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve, home to Kent’s authentic safari experiences, is celebrating the births of 15 cute capybara kits!
Read More30/07/2018
You're Engaged! What's Next?
First of all - congrats, you’re engaged! So what’s next? Getting engaged is an incredibly happy time for couples and the first few months of celebrations will fly by, so be sure to kick-start the planning as soon as possible!
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25/07/2018
The Spring Wedding Trends You Need to Know
Spring is the perfect time for a wedding: it's the start of the warm weather, so many beautiful flowers are blooming and the days are getting longer. But everyone knows that wedding planning usually has to be finalised months in advance, which can...
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19/07/2018
Giraffe Calf June 2018 to July 2018
Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve are saddened to announce the death of their male giraffe calf. He had been unwell for 4 days, was unsteady on his feet and had fallen several times.
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16/07/2018
Introducing The Mighty Achilles!
Howletts Wild Animal Park, near Canterbury, have announced the arrival of Achilles, a male Sumatran tiger.
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11/07/2018
What's On at Port Lympne
Aside from the amazing array of animals and keeper tours at Port Lympne, there’s always loads going on to get involved with, from after-hours tours to extra events. Check out some of the biggest things happening at the park across the year…
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You can always count on the British weather to be one thing: unpredictable. Which can make it difficult to make any kind of plans with your kids on weekends or during school holidays! What can you do with kids when it’s raining?
Read MoreExploring the great outdoors is an exhilarating experience, regardless of the weather. But if you don’t prepare for every possible weather eventuality then you can end up cutting your trip short! So to make the most of your weekend outdoors,...
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After 3 months of construction, Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve have re-located their troop of 10 drill to a spacious new home that is four times bigger than their previous enclosure. The critically endangered primates will now be able to inhabit almost...
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