Five very different days with animals — pick by your kids' age, the weather and what they love.
By Thril3 min read
Mallorca is full of animals to meet, but "the zoo" means something different at every park — so the right pick depends on your kids' age, the forecast and how far you'll drive. The Safari Zoo at Sa Coma is the only drive-through on the island, watching giraffes and rhinos from the car. Palma Aquarium keeps everything indoors and air-conditioned, the obvious rainy-day or heat-of-August choice. Natura Parc in Santa Eugènia is the gentlest and most central, easy for toddlers and strollers. Reserva Park swaps cages for a mountain walk past waterfalls with rescued bears and birds of prey. And Rancho Grande on the northeast coast pairs a mini-zoo with horse and pony rides. Here's how the five compare.
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