Zoos in Tenerife

At the entrance, as you walk through the beautiful Thai-style gate, you'll be greeted by a statue of a large brass parrot, the main symbol of this nature park. The bright bird was chosen as the mascot for nothing, as Loro Parque has the most extensive collection of parrots worldwide!

In 1995, a park called the Eagles of Teide Volcano appeared among the attractions of Tenerife. It later changed its name to Eagle Park, now known as Jungle Park. This is because the exhibition of birds of prey has, over time, evolved into an entire zoo displaying 100 species of animals and birds. ...

The monkey kingdom delights children, but adults will not remain indifferent either. The main thing is to tune in that monkeys and lemurs will not sit in cages but will happily jump towards you and inquire about what you brought with you.

Camels were brought to Tenerife by the Spaniards several centuries ago. The climate of the island, located off the coast of Africa, suited these patient animals. They have long been used to transport people and goods. But today, the camel park in Tenerife exists, so visitors can imagine travelling ...