Tenerife with Kids
With kids, the practical question is how many park days you want. One park fits in a day, the Twin Ticket adds Loro Parque and Siam Park with 15 days between the two, and the Palmetum suits a slower pace.
Booking options
Civitatis prices, ratings and conditions checked on . Check the price for your date on the listing.
What changes from one option to another
A single park
If the kids prefer animals, choose Loro Parque, in Puerto de la Cruz. If they prefer water and slides, Siam Park, in Costa Adeje. Each takes a day and they are in different parts of the island.
Both parks with the Twin Ticket
Worth it if you are staying several days and want both. You can start with either one, and the second park is visited within 15 days of the first use.
Palmetum, an unhurried day
A 12-hectare botanical garden in Santa Cruz, with more than 500 palm species according to the listing. Good to add to a city day.
Frequently asked questions
Which park is better for small children?
It depends on what they like and on their age. Each park sets its own entry rules, minimum ride heights and conditions for minors: check them on the official website before booking.
Is the Twin Ticket worth it?
If you are going to visit both parks, the combined pass saves buying two separate tickets and does not require going on the same day. If you only go to one, buy the single ticket.
Can children go to the parks without an adult?
Each park sets its own entry rules for minors: check them on the official website before booking.
Is there anything for kids that is not a park?
Yes, the Palmetum, a 12-hectare botanical garden in Santa Cruz dedicated to palm trees.