Aqua Natura

There weren't many people at the park in May, outside the tourist season. We got to see feeding time and also booked a private bird-feeding session. It was fun and educational, and we could meet, hold, and learn about different birds. Our child loved it. The playgrounds, shaded spots to rest, kiosks, and toilets were all well designed. The drawback was having no free parking for visitors.

Really lovely experience and worth the price. You get close to the animals, and it's all well planned out and family friendly. We paid for the evening rate from 4 pm and stayed until 7.

It wasn't too bad, and it didn't take long to see everything. The shop was good, and I bought a few things, some new jumpers and magnets. But it was sad seeing some animals looking depressed, and I hope they're being fed properly. The jaguars looked very down. One goat had a private area with what looked like a badly infected spot. I was disappointed not to see the king cobra at all, because the glass was so filthy, and the crocodiles couldn't be seen through their dirty glass either. It looked like the glass wasn't cleaned. The animals seemed to be living in filth, so the enclosures could be cleaned better. We didn't see any rhinos because they weren't out.

The tiger feeding was the highlight for us. This was our second visit, and the park was just as beautiful as we remembered. We missed the bird show, but there's so much to see that we didn't want to skip anything.