Marineland Mallorca: The Complete Guide for an Unforgettable Family Trip to the Dolphinarium
A visit to Marineland Mallorca is one of the must-do activitiesif you are traveling to island of Majorca with the family. Seriously, your kids will love it here and you will definitely be thrilled by the local dolphinarium.

Main attraction: dolphin show
Just imagine: majestic dolphins leaping high above the water in a synchronized dance, while the sun sets over the shimmering Mediterranean Sea in the background. These are the extraordinary images that await you at this water park.
The park is located in the picturesque area of Costa d'en Blanes and Palm trees It's less than 15 minutes by car.
Why is Marineland Mallorca special?
As the only marine park in Balearic Islands offered by Marineland a unique combination of entertainment and educationIt's not a place where you just have fun on the rides or, on the contrary, watch and listen to a boring explanation about marine life.

Performance with exotic birds
Unlike conventional aquariums (such as that in Barcelona or local Aquarium palm) here you can experience real contact with sea creatures and learn fascinating information about their lives directly from experienced caregivers.
The park also boasts a top-notch marine wildlife conservation program and a beautiful location with panoramic views of the Bay of Palma.
Did you know that another Marineland in Spain is located on the mainland and is a short distance from Barcelona? More about Marineland Catalunya
Unforgettable shows and attractions
Marineland in Mallorca is mainly about dolphins. You can come and see their show here twice a day (only once outside the high season).

Dolphins are smart and funny creatures
What does a dolphin show look like?
The dolphins themselves and their trainers will show you various tricks, the most popular of which is the high jump. They will overcome the 6-meter mark, and you will just wonder how such an animal can do it. Their show lasts approximately 30 minutes and given the fun, it will go by really quickly!
For the best photos, sit in the middle rows. Once the show is over, you will also have the opportunity to take a photo with the dolphins.
And even though it's a dolphinarium, I think the dolphins are more than successfully supported by the docile sea lions with their show full of humor and interaction with the audience. The sea lions will perform fun ball games, show you their dances and make you laugh with their tricks. Children will especially love the moment when the sea lions "sing" and "wave" to the audience :-)

Feeding the penguins
In addition to them, you will also find penguin exhibits, a tropical garden full of macaws and cockatoos, a large aquarium full of fish and sharks, or terrariums with snakes, chameleons, and other reptiles.
My tip: Want to get as close to the dolphins as possible? You can book additional activities on site, such as a small group dolphin swim program, during which you can pet, hug or kiss them.

Richly colored macaw parrots
Before the visit Be sure to familiarize yourself with the program, see below. It starts in the morning and continues until late afternoon.
| Season (from April 1) | Off season (from November 1st) |
|---|---|
|
10:00: opening of the premises |
10:00: opening of the premises |
In the park area you will also find relaxation area with a pool for childrenwhere you can go for a refreshing swim or eat a packed lunch.
You can end the entire visit in the souvenir shop and buy something small as a souvenir for yourself or your children. The map below will tell you more.
Event site map
This map will give you a quick overview of the entire area and everything you can find at Marineland Mallorca.

Map of Marineland Mallorca (magnify) – 1. Flamingos and parrots, 2. Seals, 3. Penguins, 4. Fish, 5. Parrots and birds, 6. Sea lions, 7. Dolphin and sea lion show, 8. Parrot show, 9. Aquarium, 10. Children's zone, 11. Goldfish, 12. Dolphins, 13. Tropical house, 14. Restaurant, 15. Souvenirs, 16. Dolphin encounter, 17. Beach entrance
Tips for visiting the park
- If you are coming here with children, I recommend setting aside almost a whole day for your visit.The program is really packed during the season and it would be a shame to arrive here only in the afternoon – you would miss out on a lot of interesting performances.
- Likewise, during the morning, crowds of visitors tend to be smaller and more bearable.
- In Park you will find a restaurant with a sea view, several food stalls and picnic areas.

The local restaurant also offers healthy and light meals.
Don't forget to bring with you to Marineland:
- Swimsuits, goggles and towels for the water area or dolphin activities (if you decide to try it)
- Sunscreen and a hat, you'll be hot in the sun and you definitely don't want to get burned...
- Light snacks and water (although you can buy them on site)
Relaxation area with paddling pool
Tickets
Prices per all-day tickets to the park are on a par with other similar facilities and attractions:
- Normal admission: €31, €65 for over 21s
- Children (5-10 years): €22
- Mini (3-4 years): €13
- Up to 3 years free
A family discount is also available. when buying 2 adult and 2 child tickets, you get just under €95. You can save up to 10% when booking online. I recommend taking advantage of this, as you can avoid queues on site.
When is it open?
Opening hours vary depending on the season. In high season (from 1 April) it is open from 10:00 to 17:00 (in July and August until 17:30).
In the off-season (from November 1st) opening hours are reduced: Marineland Mallorca is open from 10:00 to 15:00.
How to get here?
- There is a direct TIB bus from Palma, number 104, 106 and 107 (stop "Marineland").
- By car from Palma along the road to Andratx, Costa d'en Blanes. Parking is free at the complex.
- There is a free bus service from many resorts in and around Magaluf, please check with your hotel reception for availability.

Children can cool off in the smaller pool.
What else is there to see in the area?
Visiting Marineland you can connect with other interesting places in the area:
- Costa d'en Blanes Beach – a beautiful beach that you can reach directly from the Marineland area in 5 minutes on foot
- Bellver Castle – a majestic building with breathtaking views of Palma, reachable in 15 minutes by car
- Western Waterpark - the popular water park in Magaluf is just a 10-minute drive away (more informations)
- Kathmandu Park – a unique amusement park where adrenaline and fun come together in one (more informations)
| Address: | Carrer Garcilaso de la Vega, 9, 07181 Costa d'en Blanes, Balearic Islands (map) |
| Transportation: | TIB buses no. 104, 106 and 107, stop "Marineland" By my own car |
| Opening hours: | Open daily from 10:00, in high season (June-September) until 17:00, in low season until 15:00. |
| Tickets: |
Normal admission: €31 |
| More information: | https://www.marineland.es/mallorca/ |
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