Guided Tours in Valencia

We visited Valencia Bioparc on Sunday, January 11. Before entering, the staff made sure we didn't have any food with us: we had to leave what we had outside, in special lockers at a cost of €2, a quick and easy procedure (it's a shame we didn't know about this rule, which should be better specified when purchasing tickets online). Admission was quick and there was no queue, thanks in part to the fact that we had purchased our tickets online, which makes entry much easier and faster. Overall, the visit was very enjoyable; the park is well maintained and particularly suitable for families with children. At the entrance, they also took photos of us, which we then had the opportunity to purchase at the end of the visit. It was a positive and relaxing experience. The next day, Monday, we visited the Oceanographic. Again, access was fairly smooth, with no particular queuing problems, especially as we had already purchased our tickets online. The facility is very large and divided into different themed areas: perhaps they could be organized a little better to make the route even more intuitive, but the visit is still enjoyable and manageable. One of the best moments was definitely the dolphin show, which was very beautiful and included in the ticket price. It took us almost three hours to visit the entire park, as it is quite large. The Oceanographic is also highly recommended for families with children. Overall, both experiences are worthwhile and represent two interesting stops to include in a visit to Valencia, both easily accessible by public transport.

Fantastic experience! Stunning architecture, diverse marine life, and the shark tunnel were unforgettable. Highly recommend!

An incredibly fantastic place for young and old alike, from science to nature, with fun and stimulating interactions, a full day of immersion in all aspects, exciting and creative.