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Algarve residents can visit Zoomarine with reduced prices

Postal do Algarve14 September 2026 at 10:10

Zoomarine, a theme park located in Guia, in the municipality of Albufeira, has once again made its Resident Campaign available for residents of the Algarve. The campaign allows visits to the park at reduced prices between September 17 and 30, with tickets available for purchase from September 14.

The established prices are 24 euros for adults and 17 euros for juniors, with a height of one meter or more and up to 10 years old, and for seniors aged 65 or over. The benefit is valid for the resident of the Algarve and one companion, who may or may not reside in the region.

Tickets must be purchased exclusively through the park's online ticket office. On the day of the visit, presentation of proof of address in the Algarve is mandatory. The park states that the initiative seeks to strengthen its connection to the Algarve community and allow access to the available offerings during the final weeks of summer under special conditions.

Zoomarine was founded in 1991 and develops activities related to entertainment, environmental education, nature conservation, and animal welfare. Among its attractions are Habitat Américas, the Butterfly Garden, the wave pool Zoomarine Beach, the Nautilus roller coaster, and Porto d'Abrigo, created in 2002 for the rehabilitation of marine species.

Why this matters

Algarve residents have until September 30 to purchase discounted tickets for Zoomarine, a park that combines entertainment and environmental education. The campaign requires mandatory online purchase and proof of residence in the region, offering a leisure opportunity with more affordable prices for the local community and one companion.

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