Palmitos Park Tickets
A full-day animal and botanical park in southern Gran Canaria with scheduled shows, aquarium areas, butterfly and orchid houses, and subtropical gardens.
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Maspalomas, Spain
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Maspalomas
Maspalomas
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Cancellation available
Cancellation available
Spend a slower family day among animals, botanical gardens, aquarium areas and scheduled shows in the Los Palmitos ravine
Overview
Palmitos Park is a nature-and-animal attraction in southern Gran Canaria for visitors who want gardens, wildlife and scheduled presentations instead of a water-park day. Admission includes the park's regular shows and exhibitions, while the setting in the Los Palmitos ravine brings together birds, aquarium areas, butterflies, orchids, palms, cacti and other subtropical planting. Food, drinks and selected extras are separate.
What's included
* Entry to the park
* Access to all shows and exhibitions
* Access to all shows and exhibitions
What's not included
* Food and beverages
Choose Palmitos Park when your group wants a varied family attraction without spending the day on water slides. The gardens, animal areas and scheduled shows offer a gentler pace with enough to fill several hours, and the mix works well for families with different interests.
Best for families with children who enjoy animals and nature, mixed-age groups, couples looking for a scenic inland attraction, and visitors who want a non-beach day with enough variety to fill several hours. It can also suit families whose hotel already has strong pools and slides and therefore want an attraction that adds something different to the holiday.
Skip Palmitos Park if your children mainly want large water slides or high-energy active play. The park is set outdoors in a ravine and involves walking and some slopes, so it may be less suitable for travellers who struggle with extended walking. The available admission is not marked wheelchair accessible, and visitors uncomfortable with animal presentations should know that scheduled shows are part of the programme.
Enter Palmitos Park in the Los Palmitos ravine and plan the visit around gardens, animal areas and scheduled presentations.
Regular shows and exhibitions can include birds of prey, interactive presentations, exotic birds and dolphins, while aquarium areas and the butterfly-and-orchid house add indoor stops. Show times can change or a presentation can be adjusted for weather, safety or operational reasons.
Between presentations, explore palms, orchids, butterflies, cacti and subtropical planting alongside native and exotic animal species.
Food and drinks are separate from admission. Cafés, restaurant and snack options are available inside the park.
Regular shows and exhibitions can include birds of prey, interactive presentations, exotic birds and dolphins, while aquarium areas and the butterfly-and-orchid house add indoor stops. Show times can change or a presentation can be adjusted for weather, safety or operational reasons.
Between presentations, explore palms, orchids, butterflies, cacti and subtropical planting alongside native and exotic animal species.
Food and drinks are separate from admission. Cafés, restaurant and snack options are available inside the park.
Check the park calendar before travel because opening times and show schedules can change.
If particular presentations matter to your family, check the timetable as soon as you arrive. Shows can be retimed or cancelled for safety, weather or operational reasons.
Regular shows and exhibitions are included with admission, while food, drinks, photography and selected limited-capacity activities may be separate.
The park is outdoors in a ravine and involves walking. Bring sun protection, water and comfortable footwear. The available admission is not marked wheelchair accessible, so confirm whether the routes and facilities suit your group.
If particular presentations matter to your family, check the timetable as soon as you arrive. Shows can be retimed or cancelled for safety, weather or operational reasons.
Regular shows and exhibitions are included with admission, while food, drinks, photography and selected limited-capacity activities may be separate.
The park is outdoors in a ravine and involves walking. Bring sun protection, water and comfortable footwear. The available admission is not marked wheelchair accessible, so confirm whether the routes and facilities suit your group.
- Location: Barranco de los Palmitos in southern Gran Canaria.
- Plan the visit around gardens, animal areas, aquarium spaces and scheduled shows.
- Show times can change, so check the timetable on arrival.
- Food and drinks are separate.
- Bring water, sun protection and comfortable shoes for walking through the ravine.
- The available admission is not marked wheelchair accessible.
- Check parking and any limited-capacity extras for your visit date.
- Plan the visit around gardens, animal areas, aquarium spaces and scheduled shows.
- Show times can change, so check the timetable on arrival.
- Food and drinks are separate.
- Bring water, sun protection and comfortable shoes for walking through the ravine.
- The available admission is not marked wheelchair accessible.
- Check parking and any limited-capacity extras for your visit date.
Cancellation is available up to 0 hours before the activity.
Frequently asked questions
Admission includes entry to the park and access to its regular shows and exhibitions, subject to the daily programme.
Regular shows and exhibitions are included, but schedules can change or presentations can be cancelled for safety, weather or operational reasons.
Opening hours vary, so check the park calendar for your date before travelling.
The park combines animal areas and presentations with botanical gardens, aquarium spaces, a butterfly-and-orchid house, palms and cactus collections.
No. Food and drinks are separate, with cafés and other outlets available inside the park.
The venue provides visitor parking; check the latest access information before travelling.
The available admission is not marked wheelchair accessible. Visitors with mobility requirements should confirm suitable routes and facilities before booking.
No. This admission is for Palmitos Park. A separate two-park option may be available for visitors who want to visit both attractions.