Do I need to book tickets in advance?

Although you can buy Jungle Park tickets at the door, booking in advance is advised during busy seasons. Pre-booked e-tickets let you bypass the ticket purchase queue and secure entry, ensuring a stress-free visit.

What does a standard Jungle Park ticket include?

A standard Jungle Park ticket grants one-day admission to the park, including access to all animal exhibits, live birds of prey, and sea lion shows. It does not cover add-on experiences such as the bobsleigh ride or special photo sessions.

Are upgrade options or additional experiences available?

Yes, you can upgrade your standard ticket by adding extras like the Jungle Raid bobsleigh ride, professional photo sessions, or interactive animal encounters such as a sea lion interaction. These upgrades require separate on-site payment.

Can I leave and re-enter Jungle Park on the same day?

Standard Jungle Park tickets typically allow one entry per visit. Re-entry is generally not permitted, so plan your visit accordingly. Confirm with the ticket counter upon arrival if any special provisions or flexible options are available.

What special experiences are available at Jungle Park?

In addition to standard admission, Jungle Park offers unique experiences such as the adrenaline-pumping bobsleigh ride and interactive animal feedings. These add-ons require separate payment and sometimes advance on-site reservation.

Can I use a mobile ticket at Jungle Park?

Yes, Jungle Park accepts mobile tickets with QR codes at the entrance. Printed tickets are optional, but carrying your mobile device with an active, scannable ticket is usually sufficient for entry without any additional documentation.

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What to bring

Bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and a camera.

What’s not allowed

Glass containers are not allowed on this experience.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Additional information

The park is open 365 days a year. Last entry into the park is 4pm.
Facilities: restrooms, restaurants, and a gift shop.

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Flexible duration

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Combos

Combo: Aqualand Costa Adeje + Jungle Park Tickets

From splash rides to safari vibes, experience two parks with one ticket.

Everything you get at Aqualand Costa Adeje: Entry to Aqualand Costa Adeje with access to slides, pools, and a dolphin show, with a ticket valid for an entire day.
Everything you get at the Jungle Park: Skip-the-line entry to the Jungle Park with access to all landscapes and animal exhibits, including mammals, birds, and more.
Why choose this: Save big with this value-packed combo offering two completely different Tenerife experiences, perfect for families with multi-day itineraries.

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Quick overview

Ticket options: Standard Jungle Park admission includes entry to animal exhibits, walking trails, and scheduled live shows; it does not include transport or paid extras.
Zones and animals: The park features designated areas for birds of prey, sea lions, primates, and reptiles, set among jungle paths and elevated viewing points.
Unique experiences: Visitors can attend timed bird of prey and sea lion shows; these are included with admission and require arriving early for optimal viewing.
Queues & access: Pre-booked mobile tickets let you bypass the ticket purchase queue; security and show seating follow regular procedures.
When to book: The park sees higher traffic during weekends, holidays, and school breaks; booking ahead is advisable.
Good to know: Typical visits last 3–5 hours; the terrain includes steep slopes and stairs, so plan for outdoor conditions.

Ticket type	Entrance used	Lines skipped	Security	Includes	Why pick this
Tickets to Tenerife Jungle Park	Jungle Park main entrance	Ticket desk	Mandatory checks at entrance	Entry to Jungle Park, shows, free shuttle	• Skips ticket queue for faster entry • Valid for 3–5 hour visit in park

What to expect at Jungle Park Tenerife

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Arriving at the park

You step through the main entrance beside towering eagle statues. A free shuttle or taxi drop-off gets you right to the start. The setting is a steep, lush ravine that sets a natural jungle tone from the moment you arrive.

Explore the key zones

Follow winding paths past dense vegetation and tropical palm groves. You roam near the big cats’ enclosure and primate areas. Clear signs guide you to the Birds of Prey Arena and the penguin enclosure, each offering its own scenic view.

Enjoy interactive shows

Catch the birds of prey show where eagles and falcons swoop overhead. Later, the sea lion show delights with playful antics and occasional audience interaction. Arriving early ensures a good seat in the open-air amphitheater.

Skip the ticket line with ease

Pre-book your mobile ticket to bypass the purchase queue. This streamlined entry lets you focus on exploring rather than waiting. Once inside, simple maps and clear signposts make navigating steep paths more manageable.

Take a relaxing pause

Find a shaded spot near a park café for a quick break. Enjoy a light snack or a cool drink as you watch animals in their naturalistic enclosures. The rest area provides a calm interlude before you continue your jungle adventure.

Things to know before booking your Jungle Park Tenerife tickets

Booking window

Many visitors purchase tickets online at the last minute, about half book on the day or 1–2 days before. Booking in advance is also wise during school holidays and peak summer to secure your preferred entry date.
With online tickets, you bypass the ticket purchase queue, even though timing at the gate can still vary.

Entry & access

All guests enter through the main entrance at the top of the access road. Online e-tickets let you skip the purchase queue, but you must still pass basic security and ticket validation.
The park’s layout is spread over steep, sloping paths and stairs, so prepare for an uphill walk from the car park or shuttle drop-off point.

What’s included

A standard Jungle Park ticket provides one-day admission to the park’s animal exhibits and scheduled shows such as the birds of prey and sea lion performances.
Your ticket gives self-guided access across the jungle-themed paths and enclosures; optional extras like the bobsleigh ride, professional photo sessions, and certain animal interactions require additional fees.

Ways to explore

Enjoy a self-guided visit that typically lasts around 3–5 hours, allowing plenty of time to stroll the jungle paths and catch key shows.
Arriving early for the scheduled shows is recommended since the best viewing spots can fill up quickly, even with online tickets.

Restrictions & policies

Jungle Park is built into a steep ravine with many slopes and steps; it may be challenging for visitors with mobility issues or for those using heavy strollers.
Extra costs such as food, rides, and photo sessions are not included in the admission ticket, so plan your budget accordingly.
Tickets are valid for one entry on the selected date, and seasonal operating hours and showtimes may change. Always reconfirm details before your visit.

Zones at Jungle Park

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Birds of Prey Arena

Where: Upper section near the main entrance, along the primary loop.

This open-air arena is dedicated to the park’s birds of prey shows. Visitors follow a clear pathway from the entrance and arrive here to witness free-flight demonstrations featuring eagles, falcons, and vultures. The space is designed with built-in seating areas and clear signage to guide guests to optimal viewing spots.

Sea Lion Show Area

Where: Mid-route, adjacent to the aquatic pool zone.

This designated area hosts regular sea lion shows in an outdoor pool setting. Visitors progress along a defined loop that leads directly from the tropical pathways into the show arena. The area provides built-in seating and easy access from surrounding exhibits, ensuring families can comfortably enjoy performances featuring trained sea lions.

Big Cats & Predators Zone

Where: On a hillside section along the main park circuit.

This zone features enclosures integrated into sloped terrain designed to mimic natural habitats for big cats and other predators. Visitors navigate gently winding paths that offer varied viewing angles of tigers, lions, or similar carnivores. Clear trail markers guide guests through the area as part of the park’s continuous loop.

Primates & Small Mammals Area

Where: Along elevated rope bridges and shaded pathways off the main loop.

This sector showcases various primate species and small mammals in enclosures set among layered vegetation. Elevated walkways and rope bridges afford dynamic views while moving from one exhibit to another. The route provides an immersive experience that combines natural foliage with curated animal habitats for thoughtful exploration.

Penguin Enclosure

Where: In a secluded section featuring climate-controlled settings.

This area contrasts the tropical surroundings with a controlled environment designed for penguins. Accessible via a dedicated turn from the main trail, the enclosure offers a cooler microclimate and focused viewing windows. Clear signage directs visitors to this unexpected highlight of the park, emphasizing its distinctive habitat features.

Reptiles & Aviaries Walkthrough

Where: Along a winding pathway integrated into the tropical garden loop.

This section interweaves mixed aviaries and reptile enclosures amid lush vegetation. Guests traverse a continuous, meandering path with intermittent viewing points for colorful parrots, snakes, and lizards. The pathway is clearly marked, ensuring smooth navigation between smaller exhibits that complement the park’s broader animal collection.

Jungle Raid & Bobsleigh Zone

Where: In a rugged, adventure-style section off the main climbing route.

This dynamic area combines physical challenge with thematic design, featuring rope bridges and a bobsleigh-style toboggan track that runs along a steep ravine. Visitors enter through a defined side loop that signals a shift from animal exhibits to interactive adventure. Clear directional signs help guide those looking for a bit of thrilling physical engagement.

Must-see animals at Jungle Park

Birds of Prey

Watch majestic eagles, falcons, and vultures in free-flight shows overhead. Notice their powerful wings and low passes, making each performance a vivid display of natural agility.

Sea Lions

Enjoy trained sea lions performing playful tricks and agile leaps in their pool. Observe their synchronized movements and friendly interactions with trainers during an engaging family show.

Penguins

Experience the surprising sight of penguins thriving in a climate-controlled habitat. Notice their waddling gait and active behavior as they adapt to cooler conditions on this warm island.

White Lions & Big Cats

Marvel at rare white lions and other big cats in naturalistic enclosures. Look for distinctive mane details and observe their calm, regal presence in landscaped, hillside settings.

Tigers

Watch tigers pacing through enclosures designed with natural slopes. Notice their striking stripe patterns and powerful demeanor as they move gracefully in a setting that mimics their native environment.

Monkeys & Lemurs

Observe agile monkeys and playful lemurs darting among elevated paths and rope bridges. Their curious antics and swift movements offer a lively glimpse into primate behavior.

Parrots & Exotic Birds

Enjoy vibrant parrots and other tropical birds amid lush foliage. Look for dazzling plumage and dynamic flight patterns as these colorful birds add a festive touch to the jungle atmosphere.

Reptiles

Discover an array of snakes, lizards, and other reptiles in specially designed enclosures. Their varied scales and subtle movements create a striking contrast to the surrounding vibrant habitats.

Marmosets

Watch tiny marmosets flitting through the treetops on rope bridges. Their quick, endearing movements and delicate features make them a favorite highlight for keen-eyed explorers.

Crocodiles

Keep an eye out for crocodiles quietly resting near water features. Notice their stealthy presence and textured scales, which evoke the wild environments they naturally inhabit.

Visiting Jungle Park with Kids?

Jungle Park offers an engaging mix of wildlife encounters and interactive fun that’s perfect for little explorers. Kids will be captivated by close-up animal encounters from watching free-flight birds of prey to giggling at the playful antics of sea lions during their shows. The park’s jungle-themed walkways and interactive exhibits, like the rope bridges of the Jungle Raid area, add extra excitement to your visit.

For families, there are accessible pathways in key areas, rest spots for breaks, and baby care facilities to keep everyone comfortable. And, family-friendly cafés serve child-sized meals, making lunch a breeze. Overall, Jungle Park provides a safe and memorable day out where kids can explore nature, while parents appreciate the thoughtful amenities designed just for families.

Plan your visit to the Jungle Park

Suspension bridge over lush greenery and pond at Jungle Park Tenerife.

Jungle Park is typically open daily from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm (check seasonal variations).
Last entry is around 30 minutes before closing.
Show timings (Birds of Prey, Sea Lion) vary, so plan accordingly.
Weekday mornings generally offer fewer crowds and a more relaxed pace.
Always reconfirm current hours before you visit.

Jungle Park is at Urbanización Las Águilas del Teide, s/n, 38640 Arona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain | Find on Maps
Surrounded by lush, tropical gardens and dramatic ravine views, it sits inland and uphill from Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje.

Getting there

Public transport: Take a Titsa bus from Costa Adeje or Los Cristianos to a nearby stop, then hop a taxi for the remaining short ride.
Shuttle: A free park shuttle operates from major resorts in Playa de las Américas and Costa Adeje, dropping you near the entrance.
Taxis are readily available with a 10–15 minute ride from local resorts.

Family exploring illuminated cave at Jungle Park Tenerife's batcave experience.

The main entrance gate is clearly signposted “Jungle Park / Las Águilas” at the top of the car park.
Ideal for walk-ins and shuttle arrivals.
Tickets are scanned at the gate; expect a short queue during peak times.
Note that the approach involves an uphill walk.

Man placing bag in locker at tourist attraction.

Enjoy an onsite café, marine-themed gift shop, and several food kiosks.
Restrooms and baby changing rooms are conveniently located along primary paths.
Lockers are available near the entrance for a small fee.
Picnic areas and shaded seating spots offer a welcome break, and free Wi-Fi is provided in designated zones.

Man in wheelchair with child pointing at animals in a zoo enclosure.

The park’s terrain is steep with slopes and staircases, so full step-free access is limited.
Some pathways have ramps; check the park map for accessible routes.
Wheelchair users can reach select areas, although certain zones remain challenging.
Stroller access exists but narrow paths may require extra care.
Assistance from staff is available upon request.

Visitor tips

Beat the crowds: Arrive around 10am to enjoy quieter pathways and secure great views at the animal enclosures.
Plan for the shows: Check the schedule and arrive 15–20 minutes early for the birds of prey show (often around 12 noon) to grab a good spot.
Catch feeding sessions: Look for penguin or sea lion feedings as part of the live shows; these moments are lively and engaging for all ages.
Family-friendly breaks: Bring water, snacks, and wear comfortable walking shoes as the park’s steep paths can be tiring for little legs.
Mind your manners: Keep voices low near enclosures and avoid flash photography to respect the animals and other visitors.
Stay flexible: If crowds build around popular shows, consider exploring quieter areas until the next scheduled event.

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