Multiacuatic has been recommended to us as the best dolphin and whale watching tour at Gran…read moreCanaria. It was an unforgettable experience. The boat sets every day onto the open sea in a search for wild dolphins, whales and sometimes sea turtles in their natural habitat. These guys have been doing this for years, and they have a very high success rate of finding the dolphins almost every time. Your ticket guarantees you entry as many times as it takes for you to see dolphins - so if you are unlucky on your first visit, you get to come for free as many times as it takes to see them. Thus it might be good to book this earlier than on your last day of your trip, just in case. But our (unrelated to multiacuatic) tour guide who has been living at the island for years mentioned that this happens rarely, as the success rate is extremely high. The ride costs 30 euros (soft drink on a boat included) and it has been definitely worth it. Seeing the numerous pods of dolphins feeding together with hundreds of birds and then having them follow your boat is just a unique experience - so much better than any staged theme park. Our guide at the boat was an extremely merry character who gave us some information about the wildlife we were about to see in three languages. He kept everyone entertained with his joking, yet gracefully handled the unlucky people who turned out to be less tolerant to the open sea. If you think that it might be you, beware: this is a decent sized (two floor) boat, but still, it's not big enough to prevent a certain amount of rocking natural to the open sea. Also, it gets chilly on the open sea - they do provide some blankets, but it's worth grabbing your own jacket even on a very hot day.

A nice aquarium that let us spend several hours exploring the different areas and reading the…read moreinformation over the different animals. The major attraction is the massive saltwater tank that is the largest in Europe. Its over 140 tons and 36 meters long (122ft) and seven meters high (23 ft).

I was stunned by this Aquarium. To give you background, my husband and I dive and have a 400 gallon…read moresalt tank at home. This aquarium rocks! They have garden eels,weedy sea dragons, all expert rated difficulties imaginable! You would expect this aquarium in a major city like LA or NYC. It rivals the Aquarium of the Pacific! I was blown away by the tall cylindrical tank of the Pacific which has a winding staircase around it, giving off diving vibes. If you are in Gran Canaria for not miss Poema Del Mar!

My wife and I visited Loro Parque in Puerto de la Cruz while on our honeymoon, and honestly, it was…read moreone of the highlights of our trip. I just kept thinking how much my 9-year-old would have loved it too -- there's so much to see and do for all ages. We spent about six hours there, but it really wasn't enough. From start to finish, it was amazing. All of the shows were fantastic -- the orcas, sea lions, and dolphins were incredible to watch, and it was lovely to see how well cared for and happy the animals seemed. The staff clearly put a lot of effort into making the experience both entertaining and educational. Beyond the shows, the park itself is absolutely beautiful. The Aquarium is stunning, especially the shark tunnel, and the Planet Penguin exhibit -- complete with real snow -- was just brilliant. We also loved the Katandra Treetops aviary, where you can walk through bridges surrounded by tropical birds and lush greenery. Everywhere you go, the grounds are spotless and perfectly maintained. There are so many other animals and attractions to enjoy -- gorillas, tigers, parrots, orchids, and tropical gardens. The whole place is laid out really well, and it's easy to get around. The food options are good too, with plenty of places to grab a drink or a snack between shows. Everything about Loro Parque feels organised and professional, but also relaxed and welcoming. You can tell they genuinely care about animal welfare, which makes the experience even more enjoyable. My only advice is to arrive early and plan your route around the show times -- that way you can see everything without rushing. Overall, it was an unforgettable day and great value for money. We'll definitely go back on our next visit -- and next time, I'll be bringing my 9-year-old!

We visited this zoo during the SLOW season. It was slightly crowded but there were no lines at…read moreticket booths, restaurants or restrooms. There was plenty of seating at the shows. If you are on a time limited tour you should plan to see all the animal shows first. They were wonderful. The park, restaurant, and restrooms were all well maintained and clean.

Jungle Park, Tenerife Is an AMAZING Family Experience…read more * The Sea Lion Show is a MUST * Great Selection Of animals * Great Souvenirs/Plushies * The Bob/Bobsleigh Ride, The Bob Ride is amazing but one thing I didn't really like is how you were being pushed up like half of the ride and the "Brake!" Signs every 5-15 meters, But overall, the Bob Ride is quite good for €4 Per Person. OFF TOPIC: Once Me and My Family Looked at most of the Animals and wanted a ride back to our hotel, There was A BIG LINE of people Waiting for taxis. We had to wait around an exhausting 40-45 Minutes Just to get into the front of the line and grab a taxi, there was only around 2 taxis every 10 minutes I'd say Recommend Calling A private Or an Uber, Unlike me.

This is a great place to visit with kids. Even on very hot days, it is ok as there is much shade…read morefrom the trees on the trails. Many places to sit in the shade and cool down. 3 places to get water, food, snacks, ice cream bars, Popsicles, etc...Bathr For the kids, there is a playground in the cactus garden. There is also the jungle climbing stuff with towers, ropes, and bridges. Don't forget the Bob. It is fun. There is also a few staff members that go around the park where you can get pictures with different big birds. You can see them and pick them at the end. They are €10 each. Pictures can also be taken with the sea lions before and after the show. This place is actually quite large. Lots of walking up and down hills. We got there at 11:45 a.m. and left at 4:30 p.m. and still didn't see everything. The staff members here are amazing. Very professional and helpful. I am also including the zookeepers¹ in this. They were also very nice and professional. The enclosures looked really well kept. Animals looked great.

Lovely experience being able to feed lemurs. You can purchase pelates to feed the monkeys, we found…read morethough that they are not too fond of this though. You are able however to bring your own fruit which the monkeys loved. We brought a few oranges and bananas which they enjoyed. They also have little birds, and some reptiles. On arrival we saw three turtles lying on top of a crocodiles back, never thought I'd see that!

Monkey Park is the best thing on the Island in my opinion and fantastic value for money…read more We got a taxi there which was cheap when we were a good 20 mins away and although the staff didnt have the english skills of people in more central areas and resorts, they were kind polite and helpful and rang a taxi for us to take us back to our resort. Even with the taxi fares, it was still great value for money. Its fantastic value for money and is a safe haven for the animals there. Theres a caged area where you can walk through and feed the monkeys who will come up to you and take food off you. There was a beautiful black panther there when I went and some birds who mimicked you which was a viscious circle really as they made you laugh then they'd copy your laugh - i could have spent the day there with them even though its a fairly small site/attraction. I would definately go back again if I was going to be in Tenerife again. My daughter loved it, as did I.