Feel the adrenaline in Mallorca’s ultimate treetop adventure!

This trip won’t take you to peaks or through canyons — it takes you high up into the treetops of Santa Ponsa. In Mallorca’s largest high ropes park, you’ll climb through a shady pine forest, zip across clearings on ropes, and discover a whole new, adventurous side of the island. From ground to tree, from stroll to thrill — all right in the city.

The Jungle Parc is tucked away in a nine-hectare woodland. The moment you step out of your car, the pine-scented air greets you, and the street noise gives way to a new kind of rustle: wind, leaves, voices from above. This is where your adventure begins.

At the small ticket booth (which doubles as a kiosk), you sign up for one of the courses:
Explorador for the half-brave, or Extremo for the truly daring. Gear up, get a quick briefing, try a mini course near the ground — and then: off to the treetops!

Now it gets serious — and seriously fun. Between three and ten meters high, you swing from pine to pine, balance on shaky bridges, climb nets, and glide through the forest on zip lines. The woods become your playground, and time flies.

Then comes the moment everyone experiences on the course: you’re on a floating bicycle, feet in the air, nothing but forest below — suddenly, it feels a bit like being Tarzan. If you get unsure, the crew on the ground is there to keep you safe.

Boredom? Not a chance. The Explorador course has around 40 challenges, and Extremo pushes even the fittest with 37 obstacles. A real adrenaline rush — and there’s a level for everyone.

At the end, you step back onto solid ground with wobbly legs and a huge grin. Mallorca’s beaches are stunning — but this adventure shows that the island has so much more than sea.

Unforgettable adventure, shady forests, a refreshing break from the beach — this is jungle feeling in Mallorca!

Practical Info

Address: Avenida Jaime I, 40A, 07180 Santa Ponsa
Bus: Jungle Parc stop (No. 11083)
Duration: Explorador/Extremo: approx. 1–2 hours + 15 min briefing
Gear: Sportswear, trainers, a bit of agility, and a head for heights is helpful.