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Terra Natura Benidorm Launches ‘Sunset Experience’ and Easter Wildlife Activities

 

Benidorm / 3 April 2026

 

Terra Natura Benidorm has unveiled a new visitor attraction, the “Sunset Experience”, alongside a programme of family-focused Easter educational activities, as the Costa Blanca prepares for the spring holiday season

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The initiative forms part of the park’s wider effort to offer more immersive, nature-led experiences, allowing visitors to engage with wildlife in quieter, more natural conditions.

 

Guided Sunset Tours Offer Unique Wildlife Viewing

The new Sunset Experience introduces guided evening tours through the park, designed to showcase animal behaviour at dusk — a time when many species become more active or begin to settle.

 

• Running every Tuesday and Saturday
• Duration of approximately two hours
• Limited to 30 participants per group for a more intimate experience

 

Visitors will be led by expert guides through different habitats, observing species such as tigers, elephants, rhinoceroses, lions, gibbons, dholes, emus and flying foxes.

 

Park officials say the experience provides a calmer and more sensory-focused alternative to daytime visits, culminating in a sunset viewing designed to deepen visitors’ connection with the natural environment.

 

A spokesperson said:
“We want families to connect with nature in a more relaxed way, enjoying the surroundings and the animals at a unique time of day.”

 

Easter Workshop Highlights Nature and Conservation

Alongside the new tours, the park’s education team has launched a special Easter workshop aimed at families and children.

 

The activity explores the origins and symbolism of eggs, linking traditional Easter customs with wildlife education and environmental awareness.

 

 

Participants will:

• Identify eggs from different animal species
• Learn about their role in natural life cycles
• Understand the importance of habitat conservation

 

The workshop reinforces the message that every egg represents new life, tying seasonal traditions to biodiversity and conservation themes.

 

 

Growing Demand for Experiential Tourism

The launch reflects a broader trend across Spain’s tourism sector, particularly in destinations like Benidorm, where attractions are increasingly focusing on interactive and educational experiences rather than traditional sightseeing alone.

 

With over 150 animal species, many of them vulnerable or endangered, Terra Natura operates under a “zoo immersion” model, where naturalistic habitats minimise visible barriers between animals and visitors.

 

Visitor Information

The Sunset Experience is open to adults and accompanied children, with advance booking recommended due to limited capacity.