What to do · Caves of Han (Han-sur-Lesse)
The Han wildlife park, on foot or by safari bus
Information
- From
- €29 adult
- Duration
- 2 h
- Season
- In season, safari bus at fixed times or every hour and walking path in the morning and early afternoon; winter visits on weekends
- Who it's for
- Families with children of all ages; on foot or by safari bus
The Han park covers 250 hectares of forest and meadow in the Famenne-Ardenne UNESCO Geopark, and brings together more than 650 animals of European species in semi-freedom. It is the only park in Belgium with the European "big five": bison, wolf, brown bear, lynx and wolverine. It opened in 1970 and takes part in conservation and reintroduction programmes.
On foot or by safari bus
You tour it by safari bus, with departures at fixed times or every hour depending on the month, or on foot along a path, open from 10:00 until early afternoon. Along the way is the Belvaux chasm, where the Lesse disappears underground to form the cave.
Tickets
€29 for adults and €22 for ages 4 to 11; free under 4. The PassHan, with the cave, costs €41.50 and €31.50. On winter weekends there are exclusive guided visits at 13:45, and from 26 to 30 December the Frozen Christmas in the park.
Frequently asked questions
What animals are in the Han park?
More than 650, of European species, including bears, wolves, lynx, bison and wolverines.
Do you need a car inside?
No: you tour it on foot or on the park's safari bus.
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Who runs it
- Domaine des Grottes de Han250-hectare European wildlife park, on foot or by safari bus Visit their website
