Combo: Valencia Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + Oceanogràfic Aquarium Tickets

An unforgettable experience; a very well-maintained place. It's wonderful for getting to know all the sea creatures—my son was absolutely delighted. Highly recommended.

Bioparc Valencia is an extraordinary zoo, perfect for a morning visit with friends. My partner, two other friends, and I went there, and we were all blown away by how well the habitats were maintained and how close we felt to nature. Starting the day here was exciting: we had breakfast at Bar Kidepo while watching giraffes, zebras, and the adorable ostriches moving just a few steps away from us. Walking along the trail offers constant surprises. We loved the elegance of the pink flamingos, the cuteness of the chimpanzee babies with their mom, and the sweetness of a baby elephant. The water channels were also beautiful, teeming with swimming ducks and lots of carp. A special mention goes to the crocodile: enormous, incredibly long, and truly impressive—it looked like it had just stepped out of Jurassic Park! We then wrapped up the wonderful morning with a delicious lunch at the Samburu Restaurant, enjoying a great view of the rhinos and other animals right from our tables. The entire property is surrounded by lush, well-maintained greenery, and the many trees provide pleasant shade along the entire path—a crucial detail that helped us stay cool during our visit. In conclusion, it’s a clean, beautiful, and extremely comfortable park that promotes genuine respect for animals. An unforgettable experience that we recommend to everyone!

The Oceanografic was one of the highlights of my stay in Valencia. I arrived without too many expectations regarding logistics, but the first pleasant surprise was the parking: I found a spot right away—convenient and just a stone’s throw from the entrance—which is by no means a given at such a large and popular attraction. The day didn’t look promising weather-wise—gray, overcast skies from the morning on—but I have to say that this didn’t spoil the experience in the slightest; quite the opposite, actually. Much of the tour winds through indoor exhibits and spectacular aquariums, so the iffy weather practically faded into the background. I was able to take my time exploring all the areas without ever feeling rushed: from the shark tunnel to the dolphin area, passing through the exhibits dedicated to jellyfish and tropical ecosystems, each section is meticulously curated and allows visitors to get up close to marine life. I was particularly struck by the variety of reconstructed habitats, which makes the visit interesting both for those traveling with children and for those, like me, who are simply nature enthusiasts. All in all, it was a day well spent, and I recommend it without reservation even if the weather isn’t ideal: most of the experience takes place indoors anyway, so don’t let a cloudy day discourage you.

The Oceanografic in Valencia is a large aquarium that rivals—and likely surpasses—major aquariums such as those in Genoa and Monte Carlo. It’s divided into sections based on different environments (tropical, polar, coral reef, open ocean); the underwater tunnel is particularly impressive, where you can walk alongside sharks, stingrays, sawfish, and more... The only downside is that unfortunately, the section dedicated to the Red Sea is only open for brief periods (very early in the morning, very late at night, or around lunchtime—it’s very difficult to catch the right time), and for the rest, they offer a 3D show for an additional fee (but you don’t need to come all the way to Valencia to watch fish at the movies).

Arriving at the City of Arts and Sciences is like stepping onto another planet; the majestic modern buildings are breathtaking. It’s convenient to get there by bus, and entry is a breeze if you book your ticket in advance on the website. Then the adventure begins as you follow the various trails through the different areas. I was enchanted by the belugas, penguins, and dolphins. The ticket price is steep, but considering the park’s maintenance and the care given to the animals, it’s definitely worth it. It takes 4 to 5 hours to see everything. It’s definitely worth visiting at least once in your life.

What a fantastic experience! The Oceanogràfic in Valencia is a truly spectacular place—much larger than I expected. It was wonderful to see so many marine species and walk among the enormous tanks, especially the underwater tunnel—a truly breathtaking experience. 🐠🦈 The facility is immaculately maintained and the atmosphere is wonderful. I highly recommend a visit, especially if you’re visiting Valencia for the first time. I really loved it and would gladly go back! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️