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Habitats Inside Bioparc Valencia
Bioparc Valencia is a unique zoo that is designed to provide visitors with an immersive experience of natural habitats. Walking through the different sections, you'll find yourself transported to the rainforests of Madagascar or the savannas of Africa.
Madagascar
The Madagascar habitat is the highlight of the park, featuring lemurs, chameleons, and other exotic animals. You will feel like you are walking through a tropical forest as you marvel at these creatures, their homes, and the unique vegetation.
The African Savannah
The African Savannah habitat is home to giraffes, zebras, and other African wildlife. It's a beautiful and tranquil place, with dust paths leading to various habitats. Here you can experience what a safari would feel like as you observe the animals grazing and going about their lives.
The Great Rift Valley
This habitat is home to a variety of predators, including lions, hippopotamuses, and crocodiles. The landscape is a mix of grasslands and wetlands, with plenty of water for the animals to drink and swim in.
The Sahel
This habitat is home to a variety of animals that live in the African savanna, including zebras, ostriches, and antelope. The landscape is flat and open, with plenty of grass for the animals to graze on.
About Bioparc ValenciaWhat animals can you find inside Bioparc Valencia
Savannah
Forest
Wetlands
Madagascar
Islands
- African lions
- Giraffes
- Zebras
- Ostriches
- Rhinoceroses
- Warthogs
- Meerkats
- Banded mongooses
- Hamadryas baboons
- Patas monkeys
- Yellow baboons
- Gorillas
- Chimpanzees
- Colobus monkeys
- Red river hogs
- Bongos
- Okapi
- Forest elephants
- Hippopotamuses
- Nile crocodiles
- Sitatungas
- Waterbucks
- Reedbucks
- Lechwe antelopes
- Lemurs
- Tenrecs
- Crocodiles
- Tortoises
- Birds
- Pygmy hippopotamuses
- Geoffroy's cat
- Armadillos
- Giant anteaters
- Tamanduas
- Capybaras
Frequently Asked Questions about Bioparc Valencia
How do I get to Bioparc Valencia using public transportation?
You can get to Bioparc Valencia using the metro or bus. The closest metro stop is Bioparc, and the closest bus stop is Hernández Lázaro - Parc de Capçalera.
Can I bring food inside Bioparc Valencia?
No, food and drinks are not allowed inside Bioparc Valencia. There are restaurants and cafes inside the park where you can buy food and drinks.
What are the park hours for Bioparc Valencia?
Bioparc Valencia is open from 10am to 8pm, 365 days a year.
Are there any animal shows or presentations inside Bioparc Valencia?
Yes, there are several animal shows and presentations throughout the day. You can find a schedule of the shows and presentations on the Bioparc Valencia website.
Can I touch or interact with the animals inside Bioparc Valencia?
No, it is not allowed to touch or interact with the animals inside Bioparc Valencia. The animals are wild animals and should be respected.
Is it recommended to bring sunscreen and a hat when visiting Bioparc Valencia?
Yes, it is recommended to bring sunscreen and a hat when visiting Bioparc Valencia. The park is located in a sunny area and the weather can be hot.
What are the prices for tickets to go inside Bioparc Valencia?
Tickets for Bioparc Valencia start at €19 for adults and €16 for children. There are discounts available for students, seniors, and families.
Are there any discounts available for students or large groups visiting Bioparc Valencia?
Yes, there are discounts available for students, seniors, and families. You can find more information about discounts on the Bioparc Valencia website.
Is there any specific route I should follow inside Bioparc Valencia to make the most out of my visit?
There is no specific route that you should follow inside Bioparc Valencia. However, the park is divided into several areas, each of which focuses on a different region of Africa. You can start your visit in the Madagascar area and then make your way to the other areas. There are also several walking trails that you can follow.