Zoos in Spain

During the construction of the Barcelona Zoo, the innovative idea was to abandon the standard conditions for keeping animals. Instead of standard cages and enclosures, ditches with water and ravines were used, and fences were left only to protect animals from visitors. Thus, conditions that were as ...

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!

The first impression of the Madrid Zoo can be gained from a trip on the sightseeing train. You'll get to see many animals in 20 minutes and can decide which ones you want to see more of. For further outings, the zoo offers to rent a pram if you're travelling with a baby.

The park opened to visitors in 1985. Now it covers an area of ​​about 60,000 square meters, and 80 species of animals and birds live on its territory. The name Mundomar in translation means "Sea World".

When planning a holiday with children in the Costa de Almeria, no one expects to see cowboys and cancan dancers. But in vain — the Tabernas desert is so similar to the landscapes of the Wild West that several Westerns were filmed here. The film group left, but the scenery remained. So not far ...

A unique offer is to become an employee of Safari Aitana for one day. This is an opportunity to learn about how animals are cared for, how food is prepared for them and how the safety of animals and people in the park is ensured. Children under 18 years old can only join the programme with a ...

Safari Zoo Mallorca consists of two parts — the safari park, where the animals graze freely, and the zoo, where the animals are kept in cages. The outdoor area is only accessible by car or sightseeing train. You can see the horned, cotton-tailed, striped, spotted savannah animals in ...

The safari park also hosts an exhibition of birds of prey and reptiles. If a child has long wondered who is more dangerous — the king python or the coral aspirate — at Selwo Aventura Zoo, they can get the answer and not put themselves in danger. Daily meetings are held in the park with ...

If you see Selwo Marina as a zoo, you can imagine yourself as a sailor discovering new lands. The Antilles are home to several species of dolphins, sea lions and flamingos. It is also home to the royal palm (which is usually featured in Caribbean holiday brochures).

Fuengirola Biopark is home to around 40 species of mammals, birds and reptiles. Each one has its nook reminiscent of its native habitat. And what fun it is to see what is usually hidden from view! You can see the underwater world with all its creations in the fishbowl lake with a transparent wall.

The park's territory is divided into several parts: America, Europe, Asia, and Pangea — animals of 200 species settled here, including 50 endangered species. In the shade of trees, you can walk next to an elephant or a giraffe, take a buffalo to a watering place, envy the dexterous ...

Faunia, el Parque Temático de la Naturaleza is also an educational centre. Learn about marine mammals, birds of prey, parrots, penguins, monkeys, and other terrestrial creatures. Information is best received with a penguin tromping along or a monkey swinging on liana. The timetable for the ...