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BIOPARC Valencia - Plan Your Visit

Plan Your Visit to BIOPARC Valencia

This guide covers everything you need to plan your visit to BIOPARC Valencia, the immersive zoo known for its natural habitats and conservation work.

BIOPARC Valencia - Ticket Information

Ticket Purchase Options: You can buy tickets online in advance or at the park entrance. Booking online is the best way to guarantee entry on your preferred date and time slot.

Ticket Types: This site offers fast-track entry tickets to BIOPARC Valencia, with access to the entire park.

BIOPARC Valencia - Essential Visitor Info

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BIOPARC Valencia is open every day of the year.

The park opens at 10 AM (11 AM on December 25 and January 1). Closing time changes with the season: usually 6 PM in autumn and winter, extended to 8 PM or 9 PM in spring and summer.

Last entry is one hour before closing, and some animal areas may close shortly before the park does.

Recommended Duration

Allow 3 to 4 hours to see the four main habitats and at least one live exhibition. If you prefer a relaxed pace, want to take photos, or plan to eat at the Samburu Restaurant overlooking the savannah, you can easily spend a full day.

Best Time to Visit

For a quieter visit, arrive at 10 AM on a weekday and explore Madagascar and Equatorial Africa before the midday peak.

In summer, late afternoon is also a good choice: temperatures drop and many animals become more active.

Things to Know Before Visiting BIOPARC Valencia

Tickets are sold for entry time slots, so arrive within your chosen slot to guarantee access.

Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except water in non-glass containers.

Re-entry is not permitted: once you leave the park, you need a new ticket to return.

Flash photography is not allowed, as it can startle the animals and disrupt their natural behavior.

BIOPARC Valencia is a smoke-free park, including its terraces.

Pets are not allowed. Guide and assistance dogs with valid documentation are welcome.

Arrive at the amphitheater at least 15 minutes early for "The Cycle of Life" exhibition, as capacity is limited.

Photography or filming for commercial purposes requires prior authorization from BIOPARC.

Visiting the park bare-chested is not allowed.

Some animals may be harder to spot in the last hour, as they begin moving to their indoor enclosures for the night.

BIOPARC Valencia - Additional Info

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Dining at BIOPARC Valencia centers on the Samburu Restaurant, which has the best views over both areas of the African Savannah. Sit in one of two air-conditioned lounges, on the covered terrace or on the outdoor terrace, and watch giraffes, rhinos and zebras while you eat. The menu offers Mediterranean and international dishes, with children's menus and gluten-free options.

For a quicker break, Kidepo Café serves coffee, pastries, sandwiches and snacks with savannah views, and the Love Ice Cream and Ndoki kiosks on the central boulevard offer ice cream, slushies and drinks. At weekends and on holidays, the Ndoki Area Restaurant and Ndoki's Corner add burgers, pizzas and hot dogs.

Outside food is not allowed in the park, except water in non-glass containers.

BIOPARC Valencia - Nearby Attractions

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Cabecera Park: This large riverside park surrounds BIOPARC, with walking and cycling paths, two children's playgrounds, and a lake with boat rental.

Jardín del Turia: Starting right by the entrance, this 9-kilometer park runs along the former riverbed through the city, linking major cultural landmarks.

Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias: At the opposite end of the Turia Garden, this futuristic complex includes a science museum, the Hemisfèric cinema and the Palau de les Arts opera house.

Oceanogràfic València: Part of the City of Arts and Sciences, Europe's largest aquarium is home to around 500 marine species and one of Europe's largest dolphinariums.

La Lonja de la Seda de Valencia: A short bus or metro ride away in the historic center, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a masterpiece of late Gothic architecture.

FAQs about Visiting BIOPARC Valencia

Is it necessary to buy tickets in advance for BIOPARC Valencia?

You can buy tickets at the entrance, but booking online is recommended to secure your preferred entry time and use the faster entry lanes.

Are tickets valid for the entire day?

You enter within your chosen time slot, then you can stay until the park closes.

What is included in a standard entry ticket?

Access to all four habitats and the live educational exhibition in the amphitheater.

Can I leave the park for lunch and come back?

No. Re-entry is not permitted; you would need a new ticket to return.

Is BIOPARC Valencia open on public holidays?

Yes. The park is open every day of the year, opening at 11 AM on December 25 and January 1. Closing time varies by season.

What is the best time of day to see the animals?

Early morning at 10 AM or late afternoon, when it is cooler and many species are more active.

How long does a typical visit take?

Most visitors spend 3 to 4 hours, or longer if they eat at one of the park's restaurants.

Can I bring my own food into the park?

No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except water in non-glass containers.

Are there lockers available for heavy bags or luggage?

Yes. Automated lockers let you store your belongings for the day.

Is the park accessible for guests using wheelchairs?

Yes. Paths are wide and paved, with ramps wherever the level changes, and a limited number of manual wheelchairs can be requested at the information desk.

Can I bring my dog to the park?

Pets are not allowed. Guide and assistance dogs with valid documentation are welcome, but cannot enter the Madagascar habitat.

Are strollers available to rent for young children?

Yes. Strollers can be rented at the park entrance, and there are stroller parking areas near the main habitats.

What happens if it rains during my visit?

The park usually stays open in rain, as most of the visit is outdoors, but it may close during official weather alerts. Refunds depend on your ticket's conditions.

How do I get to BIOPARC from the city center?

Take metro lines 3, 5 or 9 to Nou d’Octubre, or EMT bus 95 to the Nou d’Octubre bridge. EMT lines 98 and 99 stop at the park entrance.

This website sells official tickets for this venue. Please note, however, that it is not the official website of the venue.

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