The park is situated adjacent to the Bardenas Reales, a semi-desert landscape categorized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
It hosts one of the largest birds of prey flight exhibitions in Spain.
The park features a 650-meter-long zip-line that is one of the longest in Europe.
Sendaviva participates in conservation programs for endangered species, including the brown bear and the European mink.
The park's infrastructure is built into the natural terrain of the Arguedas hills, requiring significant elevation changes for visitors.
It is an authorized center for the recovery of wildlife within the Navarra region.
Sendaviva is a hybrid amusement park and zoo located in the Bardenas Reales area of Navarra, Spain. The park integrates over 30 attractions with a zoological collection featuring more than 200 animal species. It is divided into four thematic sectors: The Town, The Farm, The Forest, and The Canyon. The facility utilizes its proximity to the semi-desert landscape of Bardenas Reales to offer specialized wildlife exhibits. High-adrenaline rides include the Great Zip-line, which spans 650 meters, and the bobsled-style Alpine Slide. Educational animal shows, including birds of prey demonstrations, occur daily throughout the park. The grounds are designed to prioritize family activities, incorporating interactive animal encounters and environmental education zones. Its location provides views of the surrounding UNESCO Biosphere Reserve territory.
The viewpoint at the highest point of the park, offering a panoramic outlook over the Bardenas Reales badlands.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes as the park terrain is hilly and involves significant walking.
Bring a refillable water bottle, as the desert-like environment of Bardenas Reales leads to rapid dehydration during summer months.
Prioritize the wildlife shows early in the day, as these have fixed schedules that may fill up quickly.
Do not attempt to visit in a single afternoon; the size and variety of attractions require a full-day commitment.
Operates primarily from spring through autumn; closed during winter months and typically closed on weekdays during the shoulder season.
Respect all animal welfare barriers; strictly follow park staff instructions during wildlife demonstrations.
