How long should I plan to spend at Bioparc?

Most visitors stay 4–5 hours, especially if they catch the live show and keeper talks. Families with kids often make it a full-day outing. If you’re short on time, you can do the main highlights in about 2–3 hours.

What languages are spoken in the park?

Most signs and information boards are in Spanish, Valencian, and English. Keeper talks are usually in Spanish/Valencian, but visuals and demonstrations are easy to follow.

Do the animals have feeding times that visitors can watch?

Yes! Some species, like lemurs, gorillas, or meerkats, have public feeding times where keepers explain diets and behaviors. Schedules change daily, so check the agenda when you arrive.

How close can I really get to the animals?

Pretty close! The design eliminates cages and bars, so you’ll often feel like you’re standing on safari. Lions, for example, are separated only by moats and natural barriers, not steel fences.

Is there a best time of year to visit?

Spring and autumn are ideal. The weather is pleasant, there are fewer mosquitoes, and animals are mostly active. Summer afternoons can be hot and crowded, while winter has shorter daylight hours.

What is unique about Bioparc Valencia?

Bioparc Valencia stands out for its "zoo immersion" concept, where visitors are surrounded by natural animal habitats without visible barriers. Additionally, it focuses on conservation efforts and offers educational experiences about African fauna.

What are the best things to do inside Bioparc Valencia?

The best things to do inside Bioparc Valencia include exploring diverse African habitats, witnessing animal feedings and presentations, and enjoying educational experiences about wildlife conservation. There are four habitats inside Bioparc Valencia. Apart from that, there is an amphitheater to watch exhibition shows.

Is there parking available at Bioparc Valencia?

Yes, there is paid parking available at Bioparc Valencia.

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Gianluigi

Feb 2026

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The Oceanogràfic and Bioparc in Valencia are two complementary experiences that make a visit to the city even more special. The Oceanogràfic in Valencia, located within the City of Arts and Sciences, is the largest aquarium in Europe and impresses at first glance with its futuristic architecture and meticulously designed environments. Each area faithfully reproduces different marine ecosystems: from the Mediterranean to tropical oceans, to Arctic areas with striking beluga whales. The underwater tunnel is one of the most exciting moments, as it allows you to watch sharks and rays swimming above your head, giving you a truly immersive experience. A few minutes away is Bioparc Valencia, an innovative zoo designed according to the concept of "zoo immersion." Here, there are almost no visible barriers, and you feel as if you are walking in the African savannah or the equatorial forest. The habitats are carefully reconstructed and are home to lions, giraffes, lemurs, and many other species in large, natural spaces. Both facilities demonstrate a strong commitment to conservation and environmental education. When you visit them, you not only appreciate the beauty of the animals and their environments, but also the importance of protecting them. They are unmissable stops for anyone visiting Valencia, ideal for both families and curious adults.

Ada

Feb 2026

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At Bioparc Valencia, Moto Moto the hippo flexed his abs in our faces, an ostrich sprinted like Road Runner, monkeys cracked up—all up close. Best zoo ever!

Antonio

Feb 2026

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Oceanogràfic Valencia We had a fantastic experience at the Oceanogràfic in Valencia. The dolphin show was definitely one of the highlights — engaging, well-organized, and truly impressive. The sharks were equally spectacular, especially when walking through the underwater tunnel and seeing them swim right above us. It’s an unforgettable feeling. Everything is beautifully maintained and thoughtfully designed. The different marine environments are carefully curated, making the visit both educational and visually stunning. The entire area where the Oceanogràfic is located is simply breathtaking. The surrounding buildings designed by Santiago Calatrava, within the City of Arts and Sciences, create a unique architectural setting that makes the experience even more special. Overall, it’s an experience that truly deserves a visit. Highly recommended for families, couples, or anyone who appreciates marine life and striking architecture.

Maximiliano

Spain

Feb 2026

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Everything was very clean, spacious, the animals looked well cared for, and I thought the admission price was reasonable. Perhaps I would say that there shouldn't be such a big difference between high, mid, and low season prices, but other than that, I would recommend it for a nice day out with the family.

Monica

Italy

Feb 2026

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The red bus was punctual. I was able to visit places in the city that I would never have been able to reach on foot. The drivers were helpful, patient, and kind.

Flavio

Italy

Dec 2025

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Doing a city tour in this way allows us to visit the city’s main landmarks and continue on to the next stop. Great itinerary in Valencia with excellent explanations. Modern and quiet buses. I highly recommend it.

Doriana

Italy

Jan 2026

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Well done to the guy who took us on the stadium tour and explained details that we would never have noticed...

María

Mar 2026

I love it! I've been a couple of times and am always amazed. I think the animals are very well cared for and treated, and the dolphin show is wonderful. For me, it never disappoints. 10 out of 10.

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Why visit Bioparc Valencia?

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Habitats that feel real

Step into an African savanna where lions, zebras, and giraffes share the same horizon, or wander through a rainforest where gorillas emerge from the greenery. You don’t just see animals here, you feel like you’ve stepped into their world.

Forget zoo-like exhibits

No cages, no fences, just clever design! Think moats, hidden barriers, and natural rock formations. The effect is so convincing, you’ll swear a hippo could just stroll past you (don’t worry, it can’t). The result? You get uninterrupted, safari-style views without ever leaving Valencia.

A living conservation lab

When you buy your Bioparc Valencia tickets, you’re funding breeding programs for endangered species like western lowland gorillas and African elephants. Every euro goes toward protecting habitats and keeping species alive for the next generation.

Learning that sticks

Conservation talks, interactive displays, and the daily “Cycle of Life” show don’t just share facts—they leave you with memorable stories about animal behaviors and the challenges of preserving their habitats.

A day for everyone

Whether it’s kids giggling as lemurs leap overhead, photographers snapping elephants framed by a waterfall, or grandparents strolling shaded paths, Bioparc has something for every age. Everyone leaves a little sunburned, a lot inspired, and very happy.

Bioparc Valencia highlights

African Savanna

This is the largest section of the zoo, where you can find storks, zebras, giraffes, hyenas. warthogs, impalas and more roaming acacia forests and grasslands. If you’re lucky you might catch a glimpse of lions lazing on rocks, scanning the area for prey.

Equatorial Forest

In this zone, you'll find the Ribera Forest, Mountain Forest, a swamp, and a fallen tree. You can see animals like pygmy hippos, mona gnats, red buffalo and Nila geese in the forests and the fallen tree houses reptiles like Madagascar boa and geckos.

African Wetlands

The African wetlands are a highlight of Bioparc Valencia as you can catch a glimpse of the elusive Nile Crocodiles and hippos in this section, it also houses the Kitum caves which resemble the caves of Mount Elgon in Kenya. These caves are home to elephants, softshell turtles, frogs, and other fish species .

Madagascar Island

This zone represents the Ankarana Special Reserve on Madagascar Island. The highlight of this zone is watching lemurs play in the waterfall. You can also spot gray bamboo lemurs, red-headed lemurs and fossas, the lemur’s natural predator. You can also learn about the 17th-century extinction process at Madagascar Island in this zone.

Checkout the Bioparc Valencia map for a better sense of the park's layout.

Don’t miss these activities at Bioparc Valencia

Bioparc Valencia tickets are your golden pass to see lions, gorillas, and hippos, and they also unlock a full lineup of daily activities. From live shows to zookeeper talks, every experience is designed to teach, surprise, and remind us that conservation can actually be fun.

Cycle of Life show

Think of this as a live-action nature documentary. Watch birds swoop, small mammals leap, and predators show off their survival skills. It blends education with entertainment and ends up being one of those shows people talk about long after they leave.

(Heads up: seating is limited, so arrive early)

Meet the animal care team

Get up close with the people who know Bioparc’s residents best—the animal care team. In these short sessions (about 20 minutes), they share insider stories, conservation facts, and little quirks about the animals they care for every day.

Explore Bioparc with the Amboselli Brothers

Join Amelia and Federico, real-life explorers and African wildlife experts, on a guided walk through the park. In just 30 minutes, you’ll discover hidden details about animals and habitats you probably would have missed on your own.

Mysteries of the animal world

Ever wanted to see a lion’s claw, an elephant’s tooth, or an ostrich egg up close? This hands-on, traveling “mini-museum” lets you explore biological treasures with the help of Bioparc’s educators.

Depending on the day, there may be extra talks, guided tours, or special workshops. Some are free, included with your ticket; others are paid add-ons you can book right at the entrance.

See the full list of animals you can spot at Bioparc Valencia

Plan your visit to Bioparc Valencia

Bioparc Valencia’s timings depend on the season.

Jan 1 to March 31: 10am - 6pm
April 1 to June 30: 10am - 8pm
July 1 to August 31: 10am - 9pm
September 1 to September 30: 10am - 7pm
October 1 to December 31: 10am - 6pm

Last entry: 1 hour before closing time.

Best time to visit: If you wish to enjoy warm weather without the crowds, then the best time to visit Bioparc Valencia is in the months of April and May.

More about Bioparc Valencia’s timings

Address: Av. Pío Baroja, 3, Campanar, 46015 València, Valencia, Spain (Find on Maps)

Directions to Bioparc Valencia

By metro: Hop on lines 3, 5, or 9 of MetroValencia from Xàtiva station and ride to Nou d’Octubre. From there, it’s an easy 10-minute walk to Bioparc.
By bus: Take EMT bus 67 to the Hernández Lázaro – Vall de la Ballestera stop (5-minute walk away). Or, hop on buses 98 or 99 and get off right at the Bioparc stop. You can also take EMT buses 73 or 95 to the Nou d’Octubre bridge, a short stroll away from Bioparc.
By hop-on hop-off bus: The Valencia hop-on hop-off buses on the Red Route has a dedicated stop (Stop 15: Bioparc) that drops you right at the entrance. And you will still have unlimited hops for the rest of the day or next, depending on what you choose.

There are nursery rooms and baby changing facilities available at several locations inside Bioparc Valencia.
All the main restrooms have facilities for disabled visitors too. There are restrooms in every habitat for quick and easy access.
You can get First Aid services inside Bioparc Valencia at the entrance of the Madagascar habitat.
There are multiple stroller parking zones inside the zoo.
There is a children’s playground outside the Savannah habitat and near the entrance of the zoo.
Bioparc Valencia offers a paid parking facility. There is also a bicycle parking facility available outside the entry gate of the zoo.

Bioparc Valencia offers wheelchairs in emergencies.
There are special toilets for disabled visitors throughout the park including at the Madagascar entry, Savannah, and Kitum Caves habitats.
Guide dogs and assistant dogs are permitted to accompany blind visitors inside the park.
Please note that disabled visitors will require special attention and will be unable to access the Madagascar area and the Educational Exhibition in the Amphitheatre.
Guests are requested to contact the park before arrival.

Ensure to carry water in a non-glass container and drink plenty of water as it can become a little hot while exploring. But please do not bring food or drinks inside the park, apart from water.
Bioparc Valencia prohibits smoking inside the premises.
You can photograph animals without the flash for personal use only.
Do not interact with the animals without a guide, or staff member present and don’t throw objects at the habitats or feed the animals at Bioparc Valencia.
Skateboards, cycles or skates are not allowed inside Bioparc Valencia.
Consider making a donation or purchasing souvenirs from the park's gift shop to support conservation initiatives and wildlife protection projects.
Grab a park map upon entry or download it on your phone so as to not miss your favorite animals and attractions.

Samburu Restaurant: This is an open-kitchen restaurant. It is open for lunch on Monday to Friday from 12:30pm to 4:00pm and on weekends and holidays from 12:00pm to 4:00pm

What to eat: Valencian paella and gluten-free pasta

Kidepo Cafeteria: Offering gorgeous views of African savannah from the terrace, this cafeteria is open every day, from 10 am to 5:30 pm.

What to eat: Gluten-free pastries, sandwiches and coffee

Burger Ndoki: Located next to the playground. Open on weekends and holidays from 12:00pm to 4:00pm

What to eat: Burger with cheese, fries, onion rings and salads.

Oceanogràfic Valencia: A stunning marine complex located in the City of Arts and Sciences. Oceanogràfic Valencia is the largest aquarium in Europe, showcasing over 45,000 marine creatures. You can explore diverse aquatic ecosystems, interact with marine life, and enjoy immersive experiences like the underwater restaurant.

Terra Natura Zoo: Located near Valencia this zoo has over 1,500 animals from 200 different species. Designed with the concept of "zoo immersion," similar to Bioparc Valencia, you can explore animals in distinct sections representing regions like Asia, Africa, and America.

Principe Felipe Science Museum: Part of the City of Arts and Sciences complex in Valencia, it is a renowned institution dedicated to interactive science and technology exhibitions. You can engage with hands-on exhibits covering a wide range of scientific topics, from biology and physics to space exploration and robotics.

Wander in wetlands, jungles, and savannahs where animals live as they would in the wild.

Everything you get: Timed entry to Bioparc Valencia, access to immersive African habitats, animal feedings, live animal shows, theatrical shows, and other wild activities designed for a fun, educational day for all ages.
Why choose this: Experience wildlife ethically in open habitats with no cages. Book a timed slot and enjoy full-day access.

Inclusions #

Entry to Bioparc Valencia
Full access to the park's activities, like guided tours, feeding trails, all animal exhibits, and more

Exclusions #

Parking (available and payable on-site)
Live guide

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Do not feed, touch, or disturb the animals at Bioparc. Avoid hitting glass or throwing objects to keep them at peace.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas.
Keep your camera tucked away–photography is strictly not allowed at the venue.
Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the park.

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue. However, ensure that you carry the corresponding accreditations for inspection.

Additional information

Traffic around Bioparc can be heavy in summer. Arriving early or late can help avoid peak-hour congestion.
An adult must accompany children under the age of 14 at all times.
Children under 4 years old can enter for free.
Entry is by time slot: you must enter at your chosen time and up to 1 hour 45 minutes after; once inside, you may stay until closing.
Car parking is available on-site for €7 per day (up to 10 hours); bike parking is free.
Bioparc is only 3.9 km from Valencia’s city center, with plenty of easy public transport options to get you there.

You can cancel these tickets up to 6 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Access Africa’s wildlife and Europe’s largest aquarium—Valencia’s top duo in one ticket.

Everything you get at Bioparc Valencia: Timed entry ensures a seamless start, while full-day access means you can linger in habitats, watch animal feedings, and catch live shows until closing. Perfect for families and nature lovers.
Everything you get at Oceanogràfic: Dive into Europe’s largest aquarium with a 1-day pass. Explore themed zones like the Arctic, Mediterranean, and Tropics, walk a 35-meter underwater tunnel, and see dolphins, belugas, penguins, and sharks up close with live shows and interactive exhibits.
Why choose this combo: From roaring lions to graceful dolphins, this combo brings you the best of Valencia’s nature, both on land and under the sea.

Inclusions #

Bioparc Valencia

Entry to Bioparc Valencia
Full access to the park's activities, like guided tours, feeding trails, all animal exhibits, and more

Oceanogràfic

1-day pass to Oceanogràfic

Exclusions #

Bioparc Valencia

Parking (available and payable on-site)

What to bring

Bioparc Valencia

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

Oceanogràfic

Carry sun protection for outdoor areas like the dolphinarium and wetlands zone.

What’s not allowed

Bioparc Valencia

Do not feed, touch, or disturb the animals at Bioparc. Avoid hitting glass or throwing objects to keep them at peace.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas.
Keep your camera tucked away–photography is strictly not allowed at the venue.
Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the park.

Oceanogràfic

Flash photography is not allowed inside the venue.
Selfie sticks, underwater cameras, and outside food are not allowed on this experience.
Pets are not allowed inside, except certified guide dogs with proper documentation.

Accessibility

Bioparc Valencia

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue. However, ensure that you carry the corresponding accreditations for inspection.

Oceanogràfic

All areas are wheelchair-accessible with ramps and elevators.
Wheelchairs are available for free at the entrance with a refundable deposit.

Additional information

Bioparc Valencia

Traffic around Bioparc can be heavy in summer. Arriving early or late can help avoid peak-hour congestion.
An adult must accompany children under the age of 14 at all times.
Children under 4 years old can enter for free.
Entry is by time slot: you must enter at your chosen time and up to 1 hour 45 minutes after; once inside, you may stay until closing.
Car parking is available on-site for €7 per day (up to 10 hours); bike parking is free.
Bioparc is only 3.9 km from Valencia’s city center, with plenty of easy public transport options to get you there.

Oceanogràfic

The average visit duration is 3–4 hours, but you can stay as long as you like.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Valencia Hop-on Hop-off Please click here for a detailed route map and here for the timetable. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Red Route Explore Valencia's historic landmarks, gleaming beaches, and most popular food haunts by cruising down the red route.

Schedule

First bus: 10am from Poeta Querol
Last bus: 7pm from Poeta Querol
Frequency: Approx. every 30 to 45 minutes
Popular stops: Museum Fallero, Port of Valencia & Oceanogràfic

Inclusions #

Bioparc Valencia

Entry to Bioparc Valencia (near stop 15 on Red Route)
Full access to the park's activities, like guided tours, feeding trails, all animal exhibits, and more

Valencia Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

24/48-hour unlimited access to hop-on hop-off bus tour (as per option selected)
Access to Red Route
Audio guide in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Portuguese, Japanese, Valencian & Russian

Exclusions #

Parking (available and payable on-site)

What to bring

Bioparc Valencia

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Bioparc Valencia

Do not feed, touch, or disturb the animals at Bioparc. Avoid hitting glass or throwing objects to keep them at peace.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas.
Keep your camera tucked away–photography is strictly not allowed at the venue.
Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the park.

Accessibility

Bioparc Valencia

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue. However, ensure that you carry corresponding accreditations for inspection.

Valencia Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

The buses are wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Additional information

Bioparc Valencia

Traffic around Bioparc can be heavy in summer. Arriving early or late can help avoid peak-hour congestion.
An adult must accompany children under the age of 14 at all times.
Children under 4 years old can enter for free.
Entry is by time slot: you must enter at your chosen time and up to 1 hour 45 minutes after; once inside, you may stay until closing.
Car parking is available on-site for €7 per day (up to 10 hours); bike parking is free.
Bioparc is only 3.9 km from Valencia’s city center, with plenty of easy public transport options to get you there.

Valencia Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

The bus tour runs through attractions that may have unannounced closures or special events causing delays.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Wander in wetlands, jungles, and savannahs where animals live as they would in the wild.

Everything you get: Timed entry to Bioparc Valencia, access to immersive African habitats, animal feedings, live animal shows, theatrical shows, and other wild activities designed for a fun, educational day for all ages.
Why choose this: Experience wildlife ethically in open habitats with no cages. Book a timed slot and enjoy full-day access.

Inclusions #

Entry to Bioparc Valencia
Full access to the park's activities, like guided tours, feeding trails, all animal exhibits, and more

Exclusions #

Parking (available and payable on-site)
Live guide

What to bring

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Do not feed, touch, or disturb the animals at Bioparc. Avoid hitting glass or throwing objects to keep them at peace.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas.
Keep your camera tucked away–photography is strictly not allowed at the venue.
Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the park.

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue. However, ensure that you carry the corresponding accreditations for inspection.

Additional information

Traffic around Bioparc can be heavy in summer. Arriving early or late can help avoid peak-hour congestion.
An adult must accompany children under the age of 14 at all times.
Children under 4 years old can enter for free.
Entry is by time slot: you must enter at your chosen time and up to 1 hour 45 minutes after; once inside, you may stay until closing.
Car parking is available on-site for €7 per day (up to 10 hours); bike parking is free.
Bioparc is only 3.9 km from Valencia’s city center, with plenty of easy public transport options to get you there.

You can cancel these tickets up to 6 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Access Africa’s wildlife and Europe’s largest aquarium—Valencia’s top duo in one ticket.

Everything you get at Bioparc Valencia: Timed entry ensures a seamless start, while full-day access means you can linger in habitats, watch animal feedings, and catch live shows until closing. Perfect for families and nature lovers.
Everything you get at Oceanogràfic: Dive into Europe’s largest aquarium with a 1-day pass. Explore themed zones like the Arctic, Mediterranean, and Tropics, walk a 35-meter underwater tunnel, and see dolphins, belugas, penguins, and sharks up close with live shows and interactive exhibits.
Why choose this combo: From roaring lions to graceful dolphins, this combo brings you the best of Valencia’s nature, both on land and under the sea.

Inclusions #

Bioparc Valencia

Entry to Bioparc Valencia
Full access to the park's activities, like guided tours, feeding trails, all animal exhibits, and more

Oceanogràfic

1-day pass to Oceanogràfic

Exclusions #

Bioparc Valencia

Parking (available and payable on-site)

What to bring

Bioparc Valencia

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

Oceanogràfic

Carry sun protection for outdoor areas like the dolphinarium and wetlands zone.

What’s not allowed

Bioparc Valencia

Do not feed, touch, or disturb the animals at Bioparc. Avoid hitting glass or throwing objects to keep them at peace.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas.
Keep your camera tucked away–photography is strictly not allowed at the venue.
Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the park.

Oceanogràfic

Flash photography is not allowed inside the venue.
Selfie sticks, underwater cameras, and outside food are not allowed on this experience.
Pets are not allowed inside, except certified guide dogs with proper documentation.

Accessibility

Bioparc Valencia

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue. However, ensure that you carry the corresponding accreditations for inspection.

Oceanogràfic

All areas are wheelchair-accessible with ramps and elevators.
Wheelchairs are available for free at the entrance with a refundable deposit.

Additional information

Bioparc Valencia

Traffic around Bioparc can be heavy in summer. Arriving early or late can help avoid peak-hour congestion.
An adult must accompany children under the age of 14 at all times.
Children under 4 years old can enter for free.
Entry is by time slot: you must enter at your chosen time and up to 1 hour 45 minutes after; once inside, you may stay until closing.
Car parking is available on-site for €7 per day (up to 10 hours); bike parking is free.
Bioparc is only 3.9 km from Valencia’s city center, with plenty of easy public transport options to get you there.

Oceanogràfic

The average visit duration is 3–4 hours, but you can stay as long as you like.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Valencia Hop-on Hop-off Please click here for a detailed route map and here for the timetable. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Hop-on Hop-off Route - Red Route Explore Valencia's historic landmarks, gleaming beaches, and most popular food haunts by cruising down the red route.

Schedule

First bus: 10am from Poeta Querol
Last bus: 7pm from Poeta Querol
Frequency: Approx. every 30 to 45 minutes
Popular stops: Museum Fallero, Port of Valencia & Oceanogràfic

Inclusions #

Bioparc Valencia

Entry to Bioparc Valencia (near stop 15 on Red Route)
Full access to the park's activities, like guided tours, feeding trails, all animal exhibits, and more

Valencia Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

24/48-hour unlimited access to hop-on hop-off bus tour (as per option selected)
Access to Red Route
Audio guide in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Portuguese, Japanese, Valencian & Russian

Exclusions #

Parking (available and payable on-site)

What to bring

Bioparc Valencia

Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Bioparc Valencia

Do not feed, touch, or disturb the animals at Bioparc. Avoid hitting glass or throwing objects to keep them at peace.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas.
Keep your camera tucked away–photography is strictly not allowed at the venue.
Re-entry is not allowed once you leave the park.

Accessibility

Bioparc Valencia

This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue. However, ensure that you carry corresponding accreditations for inspection.

Valencia Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

The buses are wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Additional information

Bioparc Valencia

Traffic around Bioparc can be heavy in summer. Arriving early or late can help avoid peak-hour congestion.
An adult must accompany children under the age of 14 at all times.
Children under 4 years old can enter for free.
Entry is by time slot: you must enter at your chosen time and up to 1 hour 45 minutes after; once inside, you may stay until closing.
Car parking is available on-site for €7 per day (up to 10 hours); bike parking is free.
Bioparc is only 3.9 km from Valencia’s city center, with plenty of easy public transport options to get you there.

Valencia Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

The bus tour runs through attractions that may have unannounced closures or special events causing delays.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Why visit Bioparc Valencia?

Habitats that feel real

Forget zoo-like exhibits

A living conservation lab

Learning that sticks

A day for everyone

Things to know before booking your tickets to Bioparc Valencia

Which Bioparc Valencia ticket is best for you?

If you are short on time

If you are on a budget

Bioparc Valencia highlights

African Savanna

Equatorial Forest

African Wetlands

Madagascar Island

Don’t miss these activities at Bioparc Valencia

Cycle of Life show

Meet the animal care team

Explore Bioparc with the Amboselli Brothers

Mysteries of the animal world

How far is Bioparc Valencia from the city center?

Plan your visit to Bioparc Valencia

Frequently asked questions about Bioparc Valencia tickets

How long should I plan to spend at Bioparc?

What languages are spoken in the park?

Do the animals have feeding times that visitors can watch?

How close can I really get to the animals?

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What are the best things to do inside Bioparc Valencia?

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