Parques canarios para toda la familia

Who says outdoors activities can not be enjoyed after summer? The amazing Canarian temperatures keep perfectly during the whole year. The best allied to get the most out of the parks in Tenerife anytime.

Monkey Park

This is the best option if we want to see animals like if they were in their natural environment. There, exotic birds, reptiles and above all, primates live together. The archipelago climate allows them to be outside all the year.

The center works for the reproduction and preservation of endangered species. To educate and raise awareness among children, the park has developed an educational and playful program and a contact area with lemurs.

Loro Parque

One of the attractions of this center is Morgan, an orca which was found in the Duch coast in the 80s. The park also has an investigation department and educational activities for all its visitors. Recently, it has opened the Animals Embassy: 22.000 square meters to raise awareness about the environment and the animal protection.

Loro Parque is considered the best zoological garden in Europe and the third in the world according to TripAdvisor.

Aqualand

This is a good way to let adrenaline out in a fresh way. Enjoy 300 meters long, 14 meters tall and changes in rhythm during the descent toboggans. This year Multisurf is the newest attraction: 100 meters free fall.

The park hosts the Dolphin Planet where dolphins characteristics and ways to protection these animals are explained. Furthermore, every day the dolphins of the center play a show for the visitors.

Pueblo Chico

Visit all the Canarian archipelago without leaving Tenerife in 20.000 square meters! In this park, we can find miniature reproductions of the most representative buildings and landscapes of the Canarian Islands. Its eight thematic areas show the singularity of each island and offer gastronomical options of the Canarian cuisine.

If you want more privileged views, do not leave without trying the Flying zipline: a 140 meters itinerary among island landscape.

Cover photo: jmiguel rodriguez