This was my first experience of Spain. We walked to this park from our hotel and ran into this…read morestunning park! I love that there is a spot for children and pets to play and walk! So cool! There was a play area for dogs, toddlers and young children. Even at night lots of people were playing with their kids/dogs - there are lights and things are well enough lit for people to play late. This is a heavy tourist area and there are also lots of restaurants around for dinner as well as shopping centers!!!

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.

Visited on December 20, 2023. If you have the chance to do the hike to the top of Spain's highest…read morepeak, DO IT! You have to go with a guided tour and heard there might even be fewer spots to climb to the top as hikers love to take some of the flora as souvenirs. Def try to book weeks ahead. The views are still fantastic from the top of the cable car area. The guided hike starts where the cable car drops you off. It's not difficult and the panoramic views above the clouds are amazing - VERY peaceful. Make sure to stand at the very tippy top (a very small area for literally a few people; everyone gets a selfie from there). On the hike you also see & smell the fumaroles and the lovely, multi-colored landscape (yellow, white & reddish rocks). The guide always tells people to put their hand over a nearby fumarole so you feel just how hot the vapors can be. There's also a museum at the bottom of the cable car area which takes a creative spin on the creation of Mount Teide. You can even buy the comic book "Teide Legend"!

A beautiful landscape with all kinds of mountains and volcanos, and of course Teide. The cable ride…read more(7 minutes each way) was fantastic. The surface of different areas looks like mars. It's quite amazing in person. Also, driving through the black lava is very cool. Lots of twisty narrow roads so I suggest you leave the driving to someone else.

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.

It is a very lovely park, though small, worth the visit. The…read moregrounds are managed well with nice signs. The little garden eatery is magnificent. Excellent wine choices, beautiful view of the famous Dragon tree, and serene ambience. A peaceful calming effect.

Came across this park online and decided to go. We travelled from the south of the island to the…read morenorth, which did take a very long time, but it was worth it in the end. We really enjoyed the north of the Island, the town and especially the park. The food seemed to be cheaper and the people were a lot friendlier. The park has been the best park I've visited in a while, I would highly recommend it