The theme parks of Tenerife

Tenerife has theme parks for the whole family. For fun in the water there are Siam Park, one of the largest water parks in the world, and Aqualand with its dolphinarium, while Loro Parque, Jungle Park, Monkey Park and Camel Park introduce you to animals of every kind. Nature lovers can choose the Mariposario del Drago, Parque del Drago or Jardín Sitio Litre.

Bathers on rubber rings exit the slides among palms and Thai architecture at Siam Park

Siam Park

Opened in 2008, Siam Park is one of the largest water parks in the world, covering about 185,000 square metres.

Orcas leaping in front of spectators in the stands during the show at Loro Parque

Loro Parque

The large zoo in Puerto de la Cruz, famous for its parrots, its penguins and its orca and dolphin shows.

Colourful spiral water slides among palm trees and flowers at Aqualand Costa Adeje

Aqualand Costa Adeje

A water park in Costa Adeje, open all year round, with slides, pools and a dolphinarium with an award-winning show.

Ring-tailed lemurs sitting in a row on a log beneath yellow flowers at Monkey Park

Monkey Park

The monkey park in the south of Tenerife, where young and old can interact with the animals and feed them.

A dromedary kneeling in the packed-earth enclosure at Camel Park, with houses and hills behind

Camel Park

Camel rides for young and old on a farm in the south of Tenerife, a few kilometres from Los Cristianos.

A young man with a bald eagle on his falconry glove at Las Águilas Jungle Park

Las Águilas Jungle Park

A 75,000-square-metre park in the south of Tenerife with over 300 animals, shows and attractions for the whole family.

A dragon tree and palms in Parque del Drago, with a church bell tower

Parque del Drago

A 3-hectare park in Icod de los Vinos, home to the famous Drago Milenario and many species of Canarian flora.

Tropical greenhouse at the Mariposario del Drago, with lush plants, a footbridge and visitors

Mariposario del Drago

The butterfly house in Icod de los Vinos: more than 800 species flying freely in a tropical garden.

A row of white wind turbines on rocky ground at the Granadilla Wind Farm

Granadilla Wind Farm

The wind farm in the Granadilla industrial estate, which powers around 3,000 homes with energy from the wind.