Cape Stone Curlew is a long-legged bird generally found in the African Savannah region. It is known to fly only when in search of water and usually prefers walking over flying. They’ve got large yellow eyes that help them see during the night which is when they’re the most active.
What distinguishes male water antelope from females, are their short and dark horns. They have a very protein-rich diet and are highly dependent on water for survival. Water antelopes are also known to secrete a strong musky odor, protecting them from predators such as lions, leopards, and hyenas.
The hammer bird gets its name from the shape of its hammer-like head. These birds are usually found in African wetlands as well as the Savannah region. They’re known to be quite friendly around humans and their nests are considered strong enough to hold the weight of an adult man.
The Dumeril’s Boa is mainly found in dry forests and is a terrestrial and solitary reptile like other boas. These reptiles usually hunt during the night when the temperature falls which helps them identify heat coming from their prey. They coil their prey in a tight circle to suffocate and kill them.
The majestic Eastern Bongs are found in thick equatorial forests which helps them camouflage and hide from their predators. They’re known to hunt for food during the night. Eastern Bongs have been seen eating burnt wood which provides minerals. Male bongs often live solitary lives until the mating season arrives.
The distinctive reddish-brown fur of the buffalo net sets it apart from other buffaloes. The red buffaloes prefer thick grasslands, swampy areas, and rainforest streams for their habitat. They weigh about 300 kg when they grow up and are hunted by leopards. It is widely hunted for its horns and meat.
Get a closer look at Nile crocodiles with your Bioparc Valencia tickets. These crocodiles are found in multiple regions of Africa including inland, coastal, and water. They inhabit aquatic ecosystems such as lakes, rivers, swamps, etc. A mother crocodile carries its young babies on its back or in her mouth for safety.
Your Bioparc de Valencia tickets will offer you to explore the distinct African bird called the spoonbill. These birds are covered in white feathers with a distinct long beak called the bill. It gets its name due to the spoon-like structure of its bill. They’re known to nest in colonies.
Common hippopotami are usually found in deep waters of rivers, lakes, and streams. These giant mammals can stay underwater for up to 6 minutes and are also known as ‘river horses.’ The common hippopotamus grazes typically during the night and spends its day submerged underwater while observing its surroundings from the surface.
Marvel at the beautiful common flamingoes with your Bioparc Valencia tickets. Unlike other birds, flamingoes have long necks and legs. The long beaks of flamingoes help them trap prey and filter our small plants and animals. The unusual pink pigmentation appears due to feeding on certain microorganisms which is essential for reproduction.
Catch a glimpse of Madagascar’s dominant predator with your Bioparc de Valencia tickets. They have strong claws, long tails, and powerful muscles that help them quickly climb a tree and maintain a tight grip while climbing. Pits have sharp vision and a strong sense of smell which helps them hunt for prey.
The ring-tailed lemur spends most of its time on the ground, unlike the other lemurs who live on trees. Ring-tailed lemurs are considered to be the most territorial animals who mark their territory by rubbing their inner forearm. Females lead the ring-lemur tribe and they stay in large groups for survival.
Timings:
10 AM to 6 PM
Location:
Avenida Pio Baroja, 3 - 46015 Valencia (Spain)
By Bus: Bus lines 98 and 99 will drop you right in front of the Bioparc gate.
By Car: You can drive to the park via Pio Baroja Avenue, Manuel de Falla Avenue, and Nueve de Octubre Bridge.
By Foot: If you’re near the old Turia garden, a brief walk towards Parque de Cabacera will take you to Bioparc Valencia.
By Bicycle: Take a scenic bicycle tour around the Valencia bike lane which will lead you to the park.
The entry to the Bioparc Valencia closes one hour before the closing time.
Foreign nationals must carry their passport and visa along with their Bioparc Valencia tickets.
All visitors are required to carry their ID cards along with their Bioparc de Valencia tickets.
The park is wheelchair-accessible for all specially-abled people.
Children below the age of 4 years have free access to the Bioparc.
How big is Valencia Bioparc?
Bioparc Valencia is an immersion zoo sprawling across 25-acre of land that is divided into four African zones- Wetlands, Madagascar, Savannah, and Equatorial forest. The park is designed in a way to replicate the ecosystem of all the animals without any barriers. However, there are barriers put in for the safety of visitors so that you can explore the zoo with ease.
What’s the best time to visit Valencia Bioparc?
Summer is the best time to grab your Bioparc Valencia tickets. The park has longer operating hours during the summer and it is pleasant to walk around and observe the wildlife. The area is well-shaded so you won’t feel too hot on your tour. To avoid the rush, pay a visit during the weekdays. Early hours are the busiest, so plan a visit during the afternoon after 1 PM.
Where can I book Bioparc Valencia tickets?
Bioparc Valencia tickets can easily be booked online through our website. Online booking will help you save time and money since our website offer discounts and various combo tour options. You can comfortably book your Bioparc Valencia tickets while sitting at home.
Do I need to book Bioparc de Valencia tickets in advance?
Pre-booking your Bioparc de Valencia tickets is the best way to skip the line and book your slot. You can choose your preferred dates and plan your day accordingly by booking your tickets in advance. Advance booking will also help you plan your itinerary accordingly.
How long does it take to go through Valencia Bioparc?
You can explore the Valencia Bioparc fully in about 3 to 4 hours. Take your time to discover each zone and watch the animals coexist with each other. You can also experience the feeding session and click pictures of the animals inside the zoo.