Entrance to Loro Parque
Food and drinks
I thought Loro Parque was excellent, with obvious effort being put in by many sta`ff to keep the park clean and provide care to the many animals. It was a genuine thrill to see such a diverse range of birds, and other wildlife including the orcas, dolphins, sloths and gorillas. The aquarium was wonderful with lots of very active fish swimming around. I think transport could be integrated to simplify things and it would be good to see tickets added to Google Wallet and Apple Wallet in future.
Spend a fun-filled family day out at Loro Parque, one of the Canary Islands’ top attractions. Originally created as a haven for parrots, it’s grown into a world-class wildlife park with over 40 million visitors and counting. Known for its immersive design and strong focus on conservation, it was the first zoo to receive the Animal Embassy’s Environmental Certification.
Check out the recreated habitats, featuring carefully themed architecture that feels both immersive and respectful of the animals it houses. You can stop by world-famous exhibits – the Coral Kingdom, the largest man-made coral reef outside the ocean, is a real highlight.
Wander through AquaViva, the Zen Garden, and the Orchid House. Kids can let off steam in Kinderlandia, and bird lovers will have plenty to see at Katandra Treetops. From the Jungle Ara to the colourful Aquarium and Baby Station, there’s something for everyone. You can also grab a Twin Ticket (click here) to visit both Loro Parque and Siam Park within 15 days – a great way to experience two of Tenerife’s top attractions.
