In a summer full of tourists from different origins, the BIOPARC themed bus travels through the main coastal areas of the Community and the city of Valencia with the striking images of two giraffes, a rhinoceros and a giant hippopotamus that seem to have invaded the vehicle.
BIOPARC today is for Valencia to have a differential tourist attraction which, together with the existing environmental offer with the Albufera natural park, the Turia Garden, the Olas Playas Botanical Garden, among others, complements and positions the city with a different leisure proposal and committed to nature. Recognized as one of the best animal parks in the world by the largest travel website, TripAdvisor, wanted none of the summer tourists to forget that it is a must-see place.
To do this, a bus has been put on the road with striking images of animals that can be seen on the streets of the city of Valencia and the main coastal areas such as Canetd'En Berenguer, Oropesa, Puerto de Sagunto, Benicasim, Oliva, Gandía or Cullera. . In them there is practically no large avenue or tourist area that will not have some unusual “passers-by” such as a rhinoceros and some giraffes that cheekily look at us from the sides of the vehicle and, in the back, a hippopotamus that calmly dives in the interior of the vehicle. A very attractive combination of photographic processing of real images of the highest quality with graphic design techniques has allowed the creation of this spectacular bus that, as a “trompe l'oeil”, allows some of the most emblematic animals of BIOPARC Valencia go outside to invite passers-by to visit them.
Additionally, this summer BIOPARC offers Free activities all day for all audiences. With a schedule of 10 to 21 hours, you start by saying “Good morning” to giraffes and lemurs, you continue with the “Meetings with Caregivers” where you can learn in depth about some of the animal species such as lions, gorillas or elephants; activity “Explore” It takes us into the Equatorial Forest with buffaloes, potamoqueros, leopards, bongos and chimpanzees; in the African Savannah with mongooses, gazelles, pythons and porcupines; in the Kitum cave with hippos, crocodiles and amphibians; and in the Baobab Forest with antelopes, giraffes, elephants and meerkats. For those who want to take advantage of the afternoon until the end, you can even say "Good night" to the hippos.
All this is completed with the Educational Exhibition of Birds and Mammals “The Cycle of Life” in the BIOPARC amphitheater that brings us closer to an authentic live documentary, the “Meetings with Birds of Prey trainers” and the film sessions with documentaries and nature series, thus forming a unforgettable #BioparcExperiences.
BIOPARC also has an added attraction these days since it has a new baby chimpanzee, fruit of one of the most 40 Conservation Programs(EEP) of threatened species that take place in the park. Since the entire experience of the visit aims to excite and raise awareness about the need to protect threatened animal species and conserve nature and the rich biodiversity of the planet.
