Oasis Wildlife is home to a huge variety of birds, reptiles and African animals, living as close to their natural habitat as possible. There's a successful breeding programme here and recent arrivals include giraffes, sea lions and hippos. Get up close to many of them at the sea lion, reptile and birds of prey shows. In between shows, you can come eye-to-eye with the giraffes on the viewing platform, laugh at the antics of the cheeky chimps, admire the elephants and take pictures of the meerkats, otters, zebras and hippos – the list is endless. There is also an optional 25-minute camel ride available, adding adventure and laughs along the way, aswell as a 20-minute educational lemur experience, learning all about these beautiful, endangered primates. And, if you need to cool off, head to the Sabana Splash play area.
Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura Ticket
- You'll get entrance to the animal park
- It's your chance to get up close to a wide variety of animals
- It's an ideal family day out with the Sabana Splash play area
Admission fees
Admission fees
- Please ensure correct ticket ages are selected when booking. If you select a discounted ticket price for senior (60 years +), children (4-11 years) or free infants (0-3 years), you will also need to present proof of age, in the form of a photo ID. If ages are found to be incorrect, you will be required to purchase a new ticket in the park to gain entry
- Once you have arrived in resort, you will need to pre-purchase the transfer before boarding the bus to the park via a QR code with a card payment. The QR code will be available on a poster in reception. Once purchased, you will receive a voucher and a link with details of pick-up times and points around the island. You' ll need to scan this ticket on the bus, from your phone. Return transfers cost EUR 9.50 per person from resorts in the north of the island and EUR 6.50 per person from resorts in the south, from ages 4 years and over (0-3 years are free)
- Children under 3 years and expectant mothers are not allowed on the optional Camel Safari ride, which has a maximum weight limit of 120kg per person. Children cannot sit on their parents lap for the ride.
- On arrival at the park, please take your prepaid ticket to the ticket office in order to exchange for the official entrance ticket
- Discounted prices are available at time of booking only for infants under 3, children aged 4-11 and seniors over 60Expectant mothers and anyone with a contagious virus/infection are not allowed to participate in the lemur experience
- Participants 15 years or younger must be accompanied by someone aged over 16 years with a ticket, on the optional experiences
- Expectant mothers and anyone with a contagious virus/infection are not allowed to participate in the lemur experience
- Rest assured, our camel rides adhere to stringent care standards, ensuring the wellbeing and comfort of the camels is prioritised throughout – this includes giving them plenty of well-deserved rest breaks throughout the days they're working
- Remember to bring swimwear and a towel for the kid's splash area
- Please only use the Senior booking options for the members of your group that reach the minimum age requirement of 60. All under 60's should be booked on the standard ticket options, otherwise the park will charge you the difference on arrival
- Bring your passport or official EU identification
- Transfers not included
- Transfer is available for an extra charge
What people say about this experience
Based on 15 reviews from verified customers
Review categories
Value for money
4.2/5
Staff
4.3/5
Safety
4.3/5
Service
4.3/5
Gosia T
From United States of America - June 2025Travelled with family
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
I loved seeing all animals and the fact they are being loved & cared about is fantastic. The only downside is that the bus pickings us up turn up 1.5 ...
Leah Adamson
From United States of America - June 2025Travelled with family
18 - 24 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
We had a wonderful day. it was me and my husband and are 5 year old. lots of animals to see. we loved the fact you can feed selected animals for a sma ...
Lesley
From United States of America - May 2025Travelled as a couple
45 - 54 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Could include the price of travel in with the ticket Price instead of having to book it separately
Lee
From United States of America - May 2025Travelled with family
25 - 34 years old
Average
Overall rated3/5
This Park has the potential of being great but at the moment it just looks like a big mess with many animal displays empty and many areas under constr ...
Peter
From United States of America - October 2024Travelled with family
35 - 44 years old
Great
Overall rated4/5
TUI need to make it clear when booking tickets on line , 4+and I had to pay full price for my grandson, only to fine when I got to the park , child pr ...
Wendy
From United States of America - August 2024Travelled with family
35 - 44 years old
Excellent
Overall rated5/5
Was a lovely zoo was all ages little one to adults the animals was great all come out the tracker ride was good the food was nice and well priced and ...
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