Theme & Adventure Parks in Mallorca — 8 of Our Favourites

You can find it on the slopes of Puig de Galatzó, near the village of Puigpunyent. Inside the park, you will be able to refresh in pools with waterfalls, take part in adventure activities, enjoy the longest zip line in Mallorca or just walk around in the evergreen forests.

La Reserva del Galatzo is a wildlife refuge, where wild birds of prey such as eagles, vultures and hawks live. Their wildlife rehabilitation project, hosting animals suffering from physical problems that could not be reintroduced in their habitat, hosts bears, emus, martens, goats, peacocks, donkeys and more.

A 3.5km trail of waymarked paths leads you through Mallorca's mountain scenery in less than two hours, past the waterfalls and springs of Ses Fonts d’es Ratxo, olive trees and charcoal stoves. A series of boards provides background information on wildlife and mountain industries.

There are also plenty of adventure activities on offer including three zip wires, a Tibetan bridge and a climbing wall. A snack bar offers drinks and food and there is also a picnic area with public grills.

The park is open every day from 10:00 to 18:00 from April and October, and on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 18:00 from November to March.

One of the best crazy golf courses in Mallorca it's set amid waterfalls, caves and tropical gardens. It is also the sister crazy golf course of Expedition Golf in the Katmandu Park in Magaluf.

The course is open daily May to September from 10:00 to midnight. In the winter the course is closed.

The courses are set over nine hectares of woodland and you use a variety of methods to swing from tree to tree. The adult platforms range from 3m to 10m high and you use a combination of ladders, bridges, ropes, vines and zip wires to complete the course. The Parc provide all the safety gear you will need to make the experience totally safe.

Ideal for groups and families, the parc is open all year round but days and times vary, so please check. Read about the time we experienced the Jungle Parc in Santa Ponsa.

Especially for the younger children Jungle Parc has a sister park...Jungle Parc Junior.

Two other rides are the Asylum ride - a virtual journey through a mental hospital (I kid you not) and the XD Dark Ride where you visit a forbidden mine. A new attraction is The House of Magic - join an adventurous cat named Thunder seeking protection from a furious dog and an approaching storm in a run-down Victorian-style mansion owned by an old magician where he meets Jack the Rabbit and Maggie the Mouse.

There is a Mexican themed restaurant and tequila bar and the park is open from March to November. During the summer months, the house remains open until midnight. Recommended visit time is between 4 & 6 hours.

They offer guided tours of the farm (you can feed the birds), visits to baby ostriches, private night tours with cava and fruits, and a 15-minute ride on 'Jumbo', their 16-year-old and 2.20 metres tall male ostrich (only for those under 50kg in weight).

There is a bar serving drinks and snacks, where you can buy fresh ostrich eggs and meat, as well as handcrafted egg shells and ostrich leather goods. They also have an open BBQ where you can cook your own meat and eggs (they offer the ingredients, utensils and tableware).

Open every day from 10:00 to 20:00 (11:00 to 18:00 in the winter - check opening times in advance as they might change). Closed on  Sunday. Tickets cost 12€ for adults and 7€ for children 3 to 12 years old. Free for children under 3 years old.

There is also a wide selection of birds and some reptiles including Ostriches and Emus and turtles from Florida. The zoo is shady so good to visit on a hot day. There is also a cafe, picnic area and a shop.

It's open all year round, although times and days may vary. It is best to check on their website or make an enquiry using the link on this page, in advance to avoid disappointment.

You can drive-round the 3km safari park to see giraffes, zebra and monkeys plus a 'baby zoo' with young elephants and reptiles born at the zoo. Or if you are without a car, you can take the 'safari-train' around the park, which leaves at regular intervals during the day.

Arrive early to see the animals feeding.