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Skip queues and explore Europe's largest jungle park, a sprawling 75,000 m² sanctuary in southern Tenerife home to over 400 animals across 100+ species. This is the go-to destination for wildlife encounters, live animal shows, and immersive nature walks without the wait.
It is Europe's only jungle of wild vegetation with 75,000 square metres in size and home to more than 400 animals and more than 100 different species. You will not be able to forget the 2 amazing shows, of sea lions and birds of prey. Enjoy the scheduled feeding moments of Humboldt penguins, raccoons and coatis. Also enjoy the eagles, hawks, vultures, marabous, cranes, ibis, flamingos, swans, storks, parrots, macaws, parrots, parakeets, toucans, cassowaries and a host of exotic birds that bring, if possible, a more artistic touch to our little paradise with their skills. Orangutans, gibbons, capuchins, marmosets, saimiri, siamang, cercopithecus, crocodiles, meerkats, coatis, emus, wallabies, fallow deer, raccoons, and many more... Live unique experiences walking through the Free Flight Aviary, walking among lemurs and the Great Orchid Garden. The big news is the recent arrival of a pair of Servals in the park.
The park has three restaurants (Palapa Restaurant, Aguilas Kiosk and Bar Canario). From our a la carte restaurant "La Palapa" you can enjoy the live sea lions show while you taste our succulent gastronomic offer. In our Kiosk "El Canario" you can choose from a wide variety of oven baked pizzas and finally in "Kiosko las Aguilas" you can relax on the terrace, having a drink, coffee or snack.
Fun for all the familly... discover this fascinating jungle in the south of Tenerife.
Highlights
- ✓Two daily live shows: sea lions and birds of prey demonstrations
- ✓Walk among lemurs and experience the Free Flight Aviary up close
- ✓Scheduled feeding sessions for Humboldt penguins, raccoons, and coatis
- ✓Exotic bird collection: macaws, toucans, flamingos, cranes, and more
- ✓Great Orchid Garden and naturalistic primate habitats (orangutans, gibbons, capuchins)
- ✓Recently arrived servals and diverse mammals (crocodiles, meerkats, wallabies, emus)
Insider tips
- ★Dine at La Palapa Restaurant while watching the sea lions show live—reserve a waterfront table for the best view
- ★Arrive early morning to see animals most active and avoid afternoon crowds, even with skip-the-line access
- ★The Free Flight Aviary and lemur walk-through areas are the most interactive; plan 45+ minutes for these
- ★Bring sun protection and water—the park is expansive with limited shaded areas, especially in summer
Good to know
- •Ticket grants all-day access; plan 5–6 hours to see major attractions without rushing
- •Three on-site dining options from casual kiosks (pizzas, snacks) to sit-down restaurant; bring euros or card
- •Paved and accessible main pathways, though some animal viewing areas may have uneven terrain
- •Skip-the-line benefit applies to entrance only; animal shows are first-come, first-served seating
- •Family-friendly with nursing areas and restrooms throughout the park
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit late autumn through spring (October–April) for cooler temperatures and optimal animal activity. Arrive at opening to maximize time and catch morning feeding demonstrations before the park fills.











