I visited Ivó Wildlife Park last October and was absolutely blown away by the experience! That magical evening light filtering through the trees while watching a small herd of red deer in the distance… pure magic. Has anyone been during the spring season? I’m planning to go back in May and wondering if the wildflowers are really as spectacular as the article suggests? Also curious about the guided tours – I kinda wandered off on my own last time (oops) but feel like I missed out on some cool local knowledge. For those who’ve done the tours, is it worth booking the longer option, or is the standard tour enough to get the full experience? Oh, and did anyone have luck spotting those muflon sheep? They were apparently playing hard-to-get during my visit!
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I visited Ivó Wildlife Park last October and was absolutely blown away by the experience! That magical evening light filtering through the trees while watching a small herd of red deer in the distance… pure magic. Has anyone been during the spring season? I’m planning to go back in May and wondering if the wildflowers are really as spectacular as the article suggests? Also curious about the guided tours – I kinda wandered off on my own last time (oops) but feel like I missed out on some cool local knowledge. For those who’ve done the tours, is it worth booking the longer option, or is the standard tour enough to get the full experience? Oh, and did anyone have luck spotting those muflon sheep? They were apparently playing hard-to-get during my visit!