Mallorca's flagship aquarium between Can Pastilla and Playa de Palma, with 55 tanks home to roughly 8,000 marine creatures and the Big Blue — one of the deepest and largest shark t…
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Five very different days with animals — pick by your kids' age, the weather and what they love.
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.