Would anyone have suggestions as to where I can bring the kids this summer? I have Teide and Loro Parque pencilled in already. They aren't particularly fond of water parks so any other suggestions. It can be anywhere on the island, I won't mind driving and seeing some sights.
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Suggestions for where to bring kids in Tenerife
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Re: Suggestions for where to bring kids in Tenerife
by Campbell Brodie Thu 19 Jan 2012 - 18:12
Not too far away from Parque Las Aguilas and the The Monkey Park. The kids will love them!
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Re: Suggestions for where to bring kids in Tenerife
by Campbell Brodie Thu 19 Jan 2012 - 18:16
Not forgetting the Go-Karts. Go Karting. There's a junior version as well. This link has loads of other stuff on it D.
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We found the Jungle Park great,our 14 year old loved it, lots to see and do, I done a review with lots of photos,check it out
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Re: Suggestions for where to bring kids in Tenerife
by Campbell Brodie Thu 19 Jan 2012 - 18:47
Daryn wrote:We found the Jungle Park great,our 14 year old loved it, lots to see and do, I done a review with lots of photos,check it out
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Nice review Daryn. I agree 100% it's a great day out.
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I would second both the Jungle Park My Review Monkey Park Zoo My Review Pueblo Chico My Review I would also recommend the Medieval Knights (as an evening show) Website been 4 or 5 times but not reviewed it LOL - you WILL HAVE a sore throat the next day screaming at the knights. Great fun. Food and drink included.
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Culture Tour.
The Irish Times (Los Cristianos)
The Claddagh (Los Cristianos)
The Dubliner (PDLA)
The Temple Bar (San Eugenio)
The Irish Fiddler (San Eugenio)
Oh, the kids, make sure the accommodation you rent has a DVD player, get them a few films/games plus a bucket and spade for through the day at the beach and they’ll be OK.
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The Irish Times (Los Cristianos)
The Claddagh (Los Cristianos)
The Dubliner (PDLA)
The Temple Bar (San Eugenio)
The Irish Fiddler (San Eugenio)
Oh, the kids, make sure the accommodation you rent has a DVD player, get them a few films/games plus a bucket and spade for through the day at the beach and they’ll be OK.
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Many thanks for the help guys. I'll start trawling through them now.
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I would second all of those, Med night is a great Crack.3rdforum wrote:Many thanks for the help guys. I'll start trawling through them now.
What about the Pirate ship.
The Municipal pools at Puerto DLC.
Camel Park and depending on age the kids park by La Paz looks good. I believe there is a good play area in lOS CRIS, by Cristian Sur and another in Chafiras somewhere near the Hippo.
I will ask my friend Danni as she will know even more.