We've just come back from Tenerife and had a day out at Jungle Park.
It was pouring with rain most of the day, so we reckon we had the authentic rainforest/Noah's Ark experience
We went from Los Gigantes on the "free" bus (booked via Thomson's I think it was €25 per adult) but the bus took 2 hours (probably because the guide had to spend time scouring the hotels for guests who'd booked but been put off by the rain? It only took 45 mins on the return journey!)
We really enjoyed the park, "emergency ponchos" were the fashion garment of the day, aka coloured bin bags with a hood!
The animals weren't put off by the rain, and were all prowling about, the poor little meerkats with their coats all muddy and bedraggled! and all the other birds and animals as previously described.
The gardens and landscaping were beautiful. The kiddies part looked good, but we didn't go there so I can't report on it.
The only downside (apart from being wet and a bit cold!) was that the bird displays were cancelled as the birds can't fly properly if their wings get soaked.
The park was nearly empty of humans so we had the chance to get a good look at all the animals with no queues etc., the big parrot arena was deserted! but the frogs put on a fantastic display for us - they loved the rain!!!!!
We made a beeline for the restaurant area and treated ourselves to fish and chips to keep us going. It was expensive (€10 each) and the batter was a bit weird, but it suited us on the day. We didn't need to spend anything on ice creams and cold drinks........
We still enjoyed our day and would love to go there again in better weather.