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Besök på Marineland på Mallorca med transfer

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Showens huvudattraktioner är de lekfulla sjölejonen och de graciösa delfinerna
Det finns exotiska fågeluppvisningar där papegojor visar upp sina fjädrar och sin flygnick
I tropiska huset kryllar det av ormar, ödlor och till och med små marmosetter
I akvariet kan du se sköldpaddor, rockor och söta clownfiskar

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Om du är ute efter en rolig familjedag är Marineland rätt ställe för dig. Det är Mallorcas enda vatten- och djurpark - och den är sprängfylld med attraktioner. Här finns delfin- och sjölejonshower som är så häftiga att man knappt kan sitta stilla, och exotiska fågelshower tre gånger om dagen.

Se en flock vackra flasknosdelfiner visa upp sina simkunskaper och titta på sjölejonen som busar runt i vattnet. Sedan har vi de färgglada utställningarna med papegojor och araer med ljusa fjäderdräkter.

Och när det är paus mellan showerna kan du titta in genom akvariernas glas, besöka ett kafé eller gå ner till stranden. Lägg till ett pingvinarium och ett tropiskt hus fullt av ormar och ödlor så finns det något för alla. Uppgradera till GOLD för snabbentré, en läsk eller öl och present till vuxna, en kula glass och fiskmat till barn, exklusiva sittplatser till delfinshowen och 10% rabatt per person på alla inköp i parken

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Vad du ska komma ihåg

Du har tillgång till en strand så ta med solskyddskräm och badkläder i fall du vill ta ett dopp.Splashparken i Marineland är öppen från mitten av juni.Vi rekommenderar att gå på showerna som hålls tidigt på dagenGuldbiljetten inkluderar: snabb entré, en läsk eller öl och en present för vuxna, en glass och fiskmat för barn, exklusiva platser vid delfinshowen och 10 % rabatt per person på alla köp inne i parken.Detta erbjudande följer våra strikta djurskyddsstandarder för valar, som har utvecklats i samarbete med oberoende djurskyddsforskare. Dessa kriterier uppdateras kontinuerligt utifrån den senaste vetenskapliga forskningen och internationella standarder. De fokuserar på att förbättra valarnas välbefinnande genom att främja naturligt och socialt beteende, säkerställa specialiserad veterinärvård, uppmuntra djurens självständighet i sin miljö och stödja utbildning och bevarandearbete.Standarderna förbjuder strikt avel för kommersiella ändamål, användning av beteendepåverkande läkemedel, fångst av vilda valar och tekniker för matberövande, bland andra åtgärder.

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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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4,1/5

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4,1/5

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Pauline
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4.6
9 oktober 2025
Rest som par
The Tui transfer bus to and from the park was really good. The sealion and dolphin shows were amazing and worth the price just on their own.
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Vanessa
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1
9 oktober 2025
Rest med familjen
I’ve been on many excursions over the years and this has got to be thee worst. £28 each for myself and my daughter we were expecting a good day out. The bus left at 10:40 and it took around 30 minutes to get to the park when we arrived it was obvious there wasn’t much to see. It took us all of 10 minutes to walk around we watched the sea lion and dolphin show then there was nothing else to watch. At 1pm we got a taxi back instead of the bus as it wasn’t into 4:15pm and I wasn’t wait 3 hours.
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Adam Pearce
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3.8
8 oktober 2025
Rest med familjen
We were very disappointed to have to walk 10 minutes down the road to another hotel to be picked up which has never been the case on any of our other TUI holidays, all other guests seemed to get dropped at their hotels on the way back except us. We were also extremely disappointed that there were multiple excursions on our coach meaning we had to go out of our way to pick these trips up before we could actually head back to our pick up point. We won’t be booking trips through TUI again.
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Molly
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2.2
27 september 2025
Rest med familjen
Very small park, walked round twice in about an hour, then had to wait all day to get the transfer. Transfer also took twice as long as was originally mentioned. We ended up leaving the park and walking around the area. Couple of animal shows which were about average. Not value for money.
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Zoe
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5
10 september 2025
Rest som par
Well worth the money. Shows were amazing and very interactive
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Jade
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3
4 september 2025
Rest med familjen
Marineland was tiny and definitely didnt need a full day. The speakers were too loud for my ASD son which ruined the whole experience for him

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