We visited the park with our kids, aged 7 and 9. We had been there in 2017 when our children were turning one and three years old, and we had a great experience back then. However, this time, we were disappointed. Many of the larger animals we were looking forward to seeing, such as the lions, were no longer there. The staff was very impolite, and we missed the main attraction, the Sea Lion show. Due to the strong winds, the show may have been cancelled anyway, similar to the bird show, which couldn't go ahead because it was too dangerous for the birds to perform. I must give credit to the fantastic staff who trained the birds. (see pictures). They were sweet, dedicated to their birds, and treated us wonderfully! Unfortunately, the majority of the staff were very negative, which significantly impacted our experience at the park. The bob slide was a joke- not worth it! As a family of four, we spent €300 in total on entrance fees, animal photos, close interactions with the animals (animal passport experience), bob slide and food. I feel that this money could have been much better spent at another park, and I was very disappointed with our visit. We paid €50 for each of the kids for a 60-minute experience, where we went inside enclosed areas with animals to feed them and learn about them. It was a small group, just our two kids and another couple. I asked if I could accompany them, as my kids are Norwegian and don’t understand English, but I was not allowed to join. The guide's level of English was very poor. My daughter is fearless, so it went fine, but I was concerned she might get too close to some of the animals. She couldn’t understand the guide, so the educational aspect of the experience was very limited. The pizza was tasteless and not worth the money, as were the chips. The park itself is well laid out, and if it weren’t for the negative staff, it would have been an okay visit. I would probably still recommend it for a first-time visit with kids, but I wouldn’t return for a third visit with ours. The staff at the much smaller Monkey Park is far better, and the overall experience there is much more enjoyable. If you’re happy with a smaller park, I truly recommend visiting that one instead.

Jungle Park was a great day out. Firstly there is a free shuttle coach which has multiple stops around South Tenerife (took about 40 minutes from Fanabe), although it gets filled quickly there and back, so I advise having alternative transport as a back up just incase. We pre-booked online, however we didn't really need to as we were in the same queue as those buying tickets at the park, we still got through in about 5 minutes. Once in the park it's easy to find your way around, plenty of sign posts. The terrain could be tricky for people with mobility issues and pushchairs, some of the paths are quite steep. The animals were amazing, the highlights were walking through the Lemur enclosure and the tropical bird enclosure. We also went to the Birds of Prey show as well as the Sea Lion show, both lasted around 30 minutes each and were really informative and fun. As expected the bars and restaurants were expensive, but we recommend the Pizzeria restaurant if you do want food. Overall we had a lovely day out and I recommend it if you want something laid back and fun for kids of all ages!

Prepare to have your pockets rinsed. €2 to feed the animals I think we spent €20 on that, food was extortionate for a small pizza, 2x chicken and chips was nearly 80€ and the chicken was grey we literally just ate the chips. The bobsleigh was great fun bug again you have to pay for that, very annoyed they didn’t have any orangutang like advertised

Got tickets for the Zoo at the same time at entrance to Awualand Costa Adele so got a discount on both. Worth a visit, no big animals but still enough to look at including penguins and an Orangutan (he looked a bit depressed). As with al visitor attractions the food if VERY expensive so bring packed lunch! There’s a birds of prey show at 1230 but the sea lion show is at 1330 so we missed it. They should space the shows further apart! Lots of photographers handing parrots and eagles to visitors and taking photos which is fine but they’re €10 each for the photos so we didn’t buy any and didn’t see anyone else buying any. They print the photos and leave them by the exit and if you don’t buy them they presumably throw them in the bin. They should make the photos €2 each and I would imagine lots more visitors would buy them and they’d make more from this than what they make from the few that buy them for €10. The bobsled ride for €4 each was worth it and kids can ride alongside adults. Worth the admission. I’ve been to many Zoos and this one was pretty average but kept the kids entertained for a few hours.

Not crowded, beautifully shaded, animals make a relaxed impression. Absolute NoGo: Parrots were turned on their backs every second and pressed into the hands of everyone to take pictures. There are costs of 10€ per photo, you don't want to talk about animal welfare. Seal show pleasantly entertaining.

Absolutely worth a visit! Got free bus from Adeje at 10:55, took around an hour, but full air conditioned. Booked tickets on line beforehand. Easily fill 3-4 hrs. Food prices not bad, we had pizzas which were all around 14 euros. ( restaurant was a little more pricey) but could take packed lunch. Bottled water 3,90€. Recommend wearing trainers as it’s quite hilly and loads of little paths ( mostly wheelchairs/pram friendly) the adventure walk is a nice touch for older kids ( min age is 5, but have to be accompanied) All animals in good condition and looked well looked after. Very clean and not too busy! The Walk through areas were great with lemurs and birds landing on you ( if you fed them). Shows on for birds of prey and sea lions, well worth it. If getting free bus back be there around 4:10 or 5:10 as bus fills up quickly

A mixed review from me.... Positives - loved the walk through Lemar enclosure, the Lemars were sleeping with one keeping an eye on passers by, so it was lovely to see these beautiful animals up close and take some photos. Equally liked the meercats and penguins, the Bob ride is good and goes pretty fast. Liked the cactus garden and rope bridges. Negatives - the upselling does feel off putting, €10 for a photo with the parrot (pay at the end), €15 for a photo with the sealion (pay cash before they give you a ticket to queue up to see the sealion but the guy still tried to charge us again at the end and was quite pushy when we asked to collect the photo we had already paid for) with the Sealion photo you have to pay €15 per person so my Daughter had her photo taken alone because it would if been €30 for me to stand next to her. Understandably she was neverous never meeting a sealion up close before and only wanted me to stand there for reassurance but I wasnt allowed and had to stand behind the gate as told to by the emotionless staff. If you are already paying the €15 for one photograph why does it matter how many family members are in the photo anyway? The Mother and Daughter in front of us had both paid so they had a photo each and one together so that's 3 photo's taken because they both paid the €30. The food is expensive. 1 x Pizza, 1 x chips, 3 x soft drinks was €30. Some of the animals are kept in very small enclosures such as the storks, one was pacing around keep trying to stretch its wings and fly but there just was no room for any more than a jump so it was repeating this movement over and over which was sad to see. Plus they are caged alone and not as a group which didnt seem like a happy life for these beautiful birds in an already unnatural environment. The Sealion enclosure is also too small and seeing this beautiful animal having to impress tourists and pose for these photos also made me feel guilty for letting my child participate and I wouldn't pay to do this again. Basically it was a nice day out as a family bit there were some aspects that left some sadness in my heart with seeing how animals are treated at these centres on Tenerife (The Camel Centre was also not great either) in comparison with other places in the world, improvements should be made.

We’ve been to Tenerife 15+ times and have previously been to Loro Parque multiple times. Having done that, we had overlooked Jungle Park, assuming it wouldn’t be any good. How wrong were we!! The main problem this place has is from a marketing perspective. There is no reason whatsoever why it shouldn’t be absolutely bustling every day. Having now been there on our 2 most recent trips, I have never seen it ‘busy’, and have never had to queue for anything. Food and drinks from the kiosks and restaurants are overpriced (think €14 for a Margherita pizza and €7 for a portion of fries) but in terms of the atmosphere, walking routes and animals, the place is absolutely fantastic. It feels like a real adventure for the kids but is also really interesting for adults too. Don’t miss the bird show and the sea lions show - I actually think they’re better than the versions in Loro Parque. My only criticism would be the timing of the animal feedings (12 at one side of the park then 12:15 on the other side of the park) followed by the bird show back in the middle of the park at 12:30 - could be better planned, and also the closing of the cafe next to the bird show when it finished seemed to miss a trick! Overall, a really good adventure and I’d say half a day is enough time. Also, huge shout out to the falconers who put on the bird show every day. They are absolutely brilliant and the show was the highlight of our day!

Good day out for the kids. We all loved the lemur walk. It was brilliant getting so close to the lemurs. The bird show is brilliant, the birds must love living there cause they all were able to fly away if they wanted to but all returned. We rushed to the restaurant after and got a table do was able to eat and watch the sea lion show. The food was nice but expensive like all places like this. The bobsleigh was 4€ each and the kids went on with the adults and loved it. It should have been 4€ per sleigh but it is what it is. The kids really loved it. It was hard to find some of the animals. We found the coatis and the raccoons should have been with them but we didn’t see any raccoons. The orangutan looked sad sat by himself on a climbing frame. There’s a lot of walking and with it being in Tenerife it is hilly but the paths are smooth. The park looks a bit tired but it is clean and well maintained. The staff care for the animals.

We had a great time at Jungle Park, we bought a twin ticket for aqua land too so it worked out cheaper (130 euros for both for a family of 4). It’s a great place to explore & lots of shaded areas. We were first going to visit Loro Parque but as it’s over an hour away from the south of Tenerife it wasn’t worth it for us and it’s very expensive. We took our own food to jungle park, but bought drinks there which were the same as everywhere else like this place. The sea lion show was the best show we have ever seen! They were clearly well loved by their trainers. The birds of prey show was also fantastic. It’s well worth a visit if you’re in Tenerife! Highly recommend!