This was a very neat zoo to visit. Im glad me and my friend decided to stop and check it out. The monkey's were really cute and friendly. we got to play with them and feed them. It was a very good experience.

While i was visiting monkey park for the 1st time i was so sadend by the stae of it. Where the smaller monkeys seem to get all the attention from both keepers and visitors the larger primates seem to be left.They had no access to water in the scorching heat, there cages although clean were very small and over crowded nothing for them to keep themslves amused.I am shocked that the athorities in tenerife allow this to happen and give no funding to this park but have great pleasure in promoting their other parks in tenerife.i hope everyone who reads this and is planning to visit the park take plenty of fruit ,veg, and monkey nuts with them to give these primates a little joy.

Visited the zoo for the first time this year having been going to Los Cristianos for years and never bothering to find out what it was like. Thanks to this site decided to give it a go and what value for money it turned out to be. Don't go expecting a Chester Zoo but if you want hands on contact with all shapes a sizes of monkeys this is the place for you. You walk through lots of the areas where they live and can buy food to attract them to you. Having said that they are getting fed all day so are not as eager as you might think! Some of the areas (such as where the chimps are kept) you can't walk through and are actually in need of some updating and some more enrichment activities for the apes to do. The chimp enclosure is very basic and and felt quite sorry for them. However, all in all, the animals seem well cared for and in good health and because of the low entrance fee the zoo probably doesn't have a lot of money to invest back into upgrading the facilities. Could have spent hours in with the lemus and small monkeys and I've added some photos to show just how close you can get. A must visit attraction for anyone going to Temerife.

We found this zoo about 4 years ago. This is an amazing place my children are grown up but loved it. Myself and my husband go on our own each year and visit 2 or 3 times during our holiday. I wanted to keep this place a secret but they need the visitors to stay open. The hotels try to put you off and say to to Las aguilas and Lorel Park. these parks are expensive and can afford to pay for advertising. When we got a taxi there this Aug 2008 we told the driver monkey park and he took us to Las Aguilas jungle park. He said oh confused funny he advertised las aguilas on his cab. He then took us to the write place. These Monkeys here are well looked after and happy and some rescued. Take grapes and raisons monkey nuts and bananas for the chimps.Still buy a bag of the seed on sale at the kiosk because it helps with the up keep. My favouite Monkey is the black and white lemur his name is barisio. He is the only black and white lemur there and has got no mate so he sulks. Everyone pays attention to all the grey ones and he sits watching. So if you go be patient and keep talking to him. A lady told me they were trying to get a mate for him but the paper work and cost was too high. He mixes with others but he is special so he gets lots of strokes from me. He loves to be tiggled under the chin. He is awake in the morning but hides and sleeps in the afternoon. Please visit this zoo it is the best. I love it there. adults and children enjoy it. The people keep this zoo very clean. I congratulate them I wish they could advertise it but then would it get spoilt. I hope not but they need us visitors. We get there early park opens 9.30