Spain · ZOOS
The good zoo visits fill up weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Barcelona Zoo, with 4,000 animals, easy QR entry, family facilities, practical tips, opening hours, and honest value advice.
“Very beautiful sights on the animals. The animals look fine, very hot, but not as hot as in Afrika.”
Visit Tenerife’s Loro Parque with admission and south-island transfers, featuring penguins, orcas, dolphins, sea lions, parrots, and jungle walkways.
“The park is very clean and well thought out layout. Plan your way around the park based around the timings of the animal presentations/shows, great food! The trip and transfers were booked via this website. Tickets sent automatically to you at the time of booking, however because I had selected a day they didn't have transfers to my hotel it was changed to another day quite quickly through email contact initiated by the organiser. The only improvement I would advise is that the tickets were not provided instantly with the change of date. I was advised I would receive the new ones on the coach. The coach which arrived did…”
Spend a full day among 500 species at Madrid Zoo Aquarium, with pandas, gorillas, sea life, shows, virtual reality, and family-friendly spaces.
“amazing place. beautiful grounds. lovely parks. train ride. the best zoo experience”
Explore Tenerife’s Jungle Park in Arona with free-flight bird shows, sea lions, lemurs, penguins, jungle paths, and family-friendly fun.
“amazing place friendly staff animals well taken care of.”
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