The park is lovely in the way it is set out. Very lush with plants so you get the Jungle feel. The entrance price was a bit steep but once inside I felt it was worth it. What I didn't appreciate was the pure daylight robbery that went on inside. Husband asked for a frozen slush drink and was served it in a kids plastic dolphin cup and charged 7 euros. The cup wasn't even a souvenir from this park but another one on Gran Canaria!! 15 euros for 2 beers (but you do get a free hat with that and the beers were huge). I just felt the food and drinks were far too dear. We saw 6 euros for fries, 15 for pizza etc. Also people walking around all day with birds, pestering for photos. The phrase take your eyes out and come back for the sockets comes to mind. However despite this we did enjoy the park itself. The birds of prey show is a must see. Really cool. Some of the enclosures are close up to animals such as lemur walk through. Although one lemur seemed very determined to escape and almost made it at one point! Parakeet enclosure also cool but beware the sharp beaks. They drew blood on my husband and are very persistent at hanging on! Had to physically lift them off and run for exit! No paper map available only phone download.

Very expensive and trying to grab money everywhere in there really unattractive, the bird and seal show are real fun though nice seating and the seal show is situated by the restaurant bought three beers which cost 20 euros which is crazy pricing the burgers are also pretty good but really expensive, good variety of animals which was a good experience. Just really underwhelming judging by the price and tons of extra costs inside really off putting. Good to go early to see all the shows

Very few animals and most of them looked unhappy. We took two 10 year olds, 6 year old and a 7 month old baby. Horrible to walk with a pram and everything was so overpriced. Older kids had a nice time but they were sad to see the animals chained down. We won’t be visiting again.

It was a fun experience but I wouldn’t go there again. As soon as I walked in I saw eagles tied down and they looked miserable the layout was confusing and hard to navigate. The staff wasn’t really helpful they barely understood any English. There is a pizzeria in the middle of the park that’s really expensive 13€ for a frozen pizza is a bit extreme. The place was littered with ants wasps and wasp nests. The best thing about this place was the aviary but I feel like there should be some surveillance in there because there were little kids there messing with the birds. I was bitten by one of the birds and I tried to ask for advice from the staff but like I said they didn’t understand English.

This is more money than monkey park, 30 euros per person rather than 10, and you also have to pay 4 euros to park, which we thought was a rip off. You may be able to park free in a nearby road. This park is laid out very well and there are many exotic animals here. There are also some shows, sea lions and birds of prey, which are very good, although not up to Loro park standards. However, we highly recomend Jungle park for a good day out. It doesn't get as crowded as Loro Park either. There's not much to eat in the cafe if you don't like pizza.

Cab from our hotel in Arona. Nice zoo, well presented. Incredible wild bird show to finish. Only downside, the long queue for a cab back. Zoo staff on reception not interested. I would have thought the zoo would find financially beneficial to have a local arrangement.

We visited on the 29th March and I hopeful really that the management will see and read this review. The zoo was great and my 3 year old really enjoyed it. The birds and sea lion shows were great. All was going well until we tried to leave and was offered the opportunity to purchase the pictures which were taken of us at the start. The pictures are 10 euro each. My issue isn’t with that, it was with the member of staff selling the pictures who was beyond rude. She was trying to deal with another English family when we were there and in her limited English very rudely told the price - in Spanish however she relentlessly swore and insulted them with the family unaware. Unfortunately she then did the same to us. Instead of lowering ourselves to her level we walked away but she continued to use foul language and swear. Shame her behaviour alone has put a negative spin on our visit. I’d recommend removing this member of staff immediately.

It is a good family day out, but I couldn’t help but feel sorry for some of the animals here, especially the birds of prey. They were all tied up to little logs and making noises that seemed like they were quite distressed. There is also an annoying man that walks round with a huge eagle on his arm, literally begging people to have a photo with the bird, even though the bird is going mental trying to escape! The place looks very well kept and it’s absolutely spotless, with the staff working hard to keep everything looking clean and tidy. The free bus there is great but the bus back isn’t until 16:30 or 17:30 and by 15:00 we were ready to go, so we ended up paying €10 to get back to Playa De Las Americas. As expected, the food and drinks are expensive, so we took our our packed lunch. The birds of prey show and the sea lion show were both really good but again, you can’t help but feel sad for them as well. Overall, our young son had a great day and that’s what we wanted so it was worth a visit.

The birds here are beautiful, the falconry team out on a really good show and seem passionate about what they do. I didn’t like the rest of the park tbh. A lot of the animals have little to no enrichment. There’s not enough people manning the park to stop children touching animals they shouldn’t. The Guinea pig petting zoo is awful nobody supervising it and I don’t think is fair for them to chased about by hundred of kids each day and have food shoved in there faces.

Overall a fairly enjoyable trip, plenty to see and a couple of park shows. Good selection of gardens and animals to see. Park was in good shape and good to explore its narrow pathways and hills. I do agree with some of the other visitors who mention the monetisation. Pay for pics, bob sleigh ride etc etc. It’s always tedious being asked for money all the time. The upsell to the seal experience and park animal experience actually looked really good, but would have been more effective via email so one can arrive ready for the experience. Food at the pizzeria was ok, like everywhere else really. Lastly, I do not share the view that the animal enclosures are inadequate, certainly not for the seals….I read 3mX3m which is just the arena, there are multiple pools for them to explore. Of course, captivity is captivity so it’s always tricky on the morality front.