Bioparc Fuengirola: Tickets

Bioparc Fuengirola Tickets and Information

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• Bioparc Fuengirola Address: Calle Camilo José Cela 6, 29640, Fuengirola
• Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 - 18:00

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Is Bioparc Fuengirola Worth Visiting

• A great day out that all ages can enjoy.

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What You See at Bioparc Fuengirola

• Monkeys, tigers, birds, flamingos, pygmy hippos, crocodiles, Komodo dragons and more!

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About Bioparc Fuengirola

Bioparc Fuengirola is one of the new types of zoo where the animals and their welfare are the central focus. It offers an experience that feels more like stepping into a tropical rainforest rather than a trip to a traditional zoo! It's home to over 200 species from tropical and subtropical regions around the world, and a great place that all ages can enjoy!

The zoo replicates the animals natural habitats as it wants the animals to thrive as they would in the wild. You can even see some of the world’s most endangered animals including Sumatran tigers, Borneo orangutans, and pygmy hippopotamuses at the zoo!

Bioparc Fuengirola Zones:

• Equatorial Africa: A naturally wet section where you can see flamingos, ducks, antelopes, gorillas, monkeys, crocodiles, lizards, pygmy hippopotamus and much more!
• Southeast Asia: Set up to look like an abandoned mine and a replica UNESCO temple, in this section you can find orangutan’s, various different species of birds including hornbills, binturong, giant tortoise, gibbons, lizards, the majestic Sri Lankan leopard, otters, Sumatran tigers, tapirs and more. 
• Madagascar: Replicating the island of Madagascar, you will find various breeds of lemurs here.
• Central & South America: Several habitats make up this section including an aquatic themed area that is home to animals that live in or near the water such as the Giant Amazonian otter and the Mexican axolotl! You can also find multiple exotic bird species, sloths and various primates includi Red socayo, tamarins and titi goeldi.
• ‍Indo Pacific: Home to the mighty Komodo dragon! You can also find other lizards here, both large and small, along with the famous Galapagos giant tortoise and other various different species of birds.

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