Jungle Park er den perfekte familieopplevelsen bare 15 minutter fra Los Cristianos og Las Americas. Her bor hundrevis av dyr fra hele verden. Her er det mye å se, fra store katter og krokodiller til surikater, aper og pingviner. Dessuten er det daglige liveshow. Med opptredener fra tropiske fugler, ørner og sjøløver er underholdningen både morsom og fascinerende.
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Justine
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Reiste med familie
Sadly a couple of enclosures looked too small (sea lions mainly) but bird show was great and it was a nice environment.
Max
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A good way to spend half a day or so. Food quite expensive in the park and service especially at seal show was slow.
Katie Johnson
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We found it really hilly and using a double buggy it was quite steep at bits. We lived being able to dine at the sea lion show that was great. Food and wine was great too and not too expensive. Photo staff were a bit rude at the end of the excursion. Have taxis outside in the afternoon for tourists
Lausum
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Linda
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DDorrington
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Reiste med familie
Park in a lovely environment. Enjoyed that animals could be fed by visitors and the bird of prey show was amazing. I wish that the experiences offered by the park were stated in your advert for the trip, as the cost of these could then been taken into people's planning, instead of only hearing of them when arriving at the park.
Nat Geo Day Tour: Wine in the Canary Islands - a Sensory Experience
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Nat Geo Day Tour: Teno Alto, a última fortaleza de pastores de Tenerife
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VIP La Gomera by minivan tour from north of Tenerife
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Visita guiada à Reserva Ambiental de San Blas com transporte
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Visita guiada a La Laguna, almoço canário e degustação de vinhos
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Visita guiada ao norte de Tenerife com almoço local
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Tour Masca, Teno e Tenerife Rural desde o Norte
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Passeio por La Gomera saindo de Tenerife com almoço
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