Jungle Parc — Attraction in Calvià

This place is fantastic. Although the JULY heat is scorchio, you feel really comfortable up in the Pine Trees. The course may be suitable for 9 year olds, but it is their maturity you need to rely on. This is because they are responsible for their own safety, with detatching and re attaching the carabiners 20ft up. The tuition you receive is nicely paced on a ground level course of 4 peices of equipment. However if you feel your kid isn't up for it at this point, there is a younger kids course they can move over too. It is not the same as Haven holidaypark's ariel walkways. I can't fault the staff they are very friendly, with safety paramount. If you get a bit jittery, they will assist you down with ease. There is only one piece of equipment that is actually up hill, my 9yr old had no problems with it, but be aware of your upper body strength. It is a half hour stroll from the centre of santa ponsa in Calvia. There is a lovely coast walk with sandy cove beach 2mins down road from it. They sell cold drinks and ice...

Just one word... AMAZING. The park is absolutely well designed, built, and maintained. The place is just beautiful and they have made a lot of games/challenged. There are 3 different routes: Adventure, Extreme, and Pirates for kids. We went into the Adventure route which has two different paths (one with a higher level of difficulty). The kids route is fantastic, very secure but it is also challenging and funny. The personnel is very very kind and helpful. All the time are with you around explaining all the steps when necessary and taking care of you and your group/family. There is a parking lot inside the park, which is big enough to keep a good number of cars. There are toilettes, they provide Sanitising gel and fulfill all the current recommendations to face the Covid19 problem. I do RECOMMEND this experience to all the family, you all will enjoy it a lot and be always...

One of the best tree top experiences I've had to date!

They have two route options one for beginners and one for advanced people.

The beginner route is called explorador and has "advanced" detours along the route. This is the recommended route and was great for people who have never done this sort of adventure before.

However I do not believe the experienced route and be that difficult. We were told very sporty people try to do and get stuck and need to be rescued by their staff.

I'm going back to Mallorca in July and will do the advanced route. Will update If I get stuck ;) PS I am not very sporty but I had no trouble with all of the advanced detours on the beginner route and was left wanting more challenge at the end of the route.

Back in May, I went with a hen do group and most girls were nervous on the beginner route so is probably the best route choice...