This was brilliant! I couldn't get over how it was only 9.90 euros for an adult. There was so much to see and lots of feeding/animal/bird encounters included. The cafe is really cheap, which was good as it was very hot and we needed to keep buying drinks. Even the ice creams were cheaper than anywhere else. It was explained in English and Spanish about the rescue side of it, which was interesting and heartwarming. And the cactus walk was amazing.

This was one of my favourite animal experiences ever - you can get up so close to them! The animals seem genuinely loved by the amazing staff, they go above and beyond to treat them well. I think it helped that we visited on a fairly cloudy cool day as they all seemed alert and very keen on interaction. It’s always sad to see animals in captivity but the rescue centre has helped these animals in many different ways saving them from lives of abandonment/captivity/human entertainment and have tried to provide them with stimulation as best they can. I can’t rate this centre highly enough, if you’re in Gran Canaria you should definitely go!

One of the loveliest spots we explored in Gran Canaria! The bird feeding and reptile shows were absolutely delightful. The kids were thrilled to see snakes and reptiles up close without any barriers. We stumbled upon this gem by chance and never once regretted altering our plans to spend half the day in this charming place

Love this place, we have to go there when we visit Gran Canaria. All the animals are rescued ones and very well looked after. Only open (at the time of our stay) Friday, Saturday & Sunday. For Adults and children alike.

We had such a good time at the rescue park. I recommend you attend the talks and interactions, they are definitely worth it. Very cheap to get in and you could easily stay for hours. There's places for food and drink if you need anything.

Loved it! Not a zoo. That's quite apparent when you begin to walk around. You're met at every turn with information about the sad origins of many of these rescued creatures. All looked in tip top condition, despite some of their origins. The keepers and staff really make an effort to explain their work. It is inevitably sad to see a great Bengal tiger in confinement, no matter how well cared for, but obviously impossible to return an animal like this to the wild, even if the wild still exists. Crocodile feeding time is a great experience. Clearly explained by the handler, in three languages. ¡Qué interesante la visita! Ustedes deberián ser múy orgullosos de sus trabajos. Muchisímas gracias.

Bargain price for how great the experience was. A ton of cool talks and feeding time. I I recommend getting here around 11am and going to all the talks, it'll show you the majority of the park. This is a small activity so expect it to last about two hours. But well worth it!

Visited as a family with 3 children 8,7 and 3! Fantastic morning out. Very interactive and knowledgable. We visited the Cocodrilo park as well as the Palmitos park and this completely whipped Palmitos park! And at a fraction of the price. Should be more expensive to go as was brilliant. Kids loved it, we loved it and the staff adore the animals.

Visited with my husband and 2 year old. Reasonable price to get in, friendly lady at the entry kiosk gave us a map. Cafe in middle. Not a large zoo (reflected in the entry cost) but a good variety of animals. Lots of signs in spanish and english telling you about the different animals and some about how the story of their rescue. They do a good job of rescuing animals on the island and most of the encosures were adequate although i feel some of the animals could have benefitted from more space, especially a macaw that seemed to be on its own in a fairly small enclosure. We all enjoyed our visit, especially the 2 year old.