Dinosaurland Mallorca: The Dinosaur Park in Porto Cristo

Dinosaur models at Dinosaurland Mallorca

Dinosaurland Mallorca is a theme park devoted to dinosaurs. It’s in Porto Cristo, right next to the Hams Caves.

What to see at Dinosaurland Mallorca

The park opened in 2022 and lets you walk among more than 100 life-size dinosaur models. Some move and roar. The titanosaur was particularly impressive. The park says the model is 50 metres long.

The information boards explain each species’ name, where it lived and its main features. The park is fairly compact, but we loved the way the greenery and the roars set the scene. A few dinosaurs are half hidden, so tell the children to keep their eyes peeled.

Dinosaur information board at Dinosaurland Mallorca

When we visited, we picked up a map at the ticket office showing where to find the dinosaurs. You can also check the park map before you go and follow the route to find them all.

Explorer Zone and the live show

In the Explorer Zone, children can play at being palaeontologists, dig for two dinosaur fossils and have a go at the games and puzzles. It’s a good spot to spend a little longer with younger children.

When we went, we saw a short live show with a dinosaur and its baby. The park runs its Ranger show seasonally. If you’d like to see it, ask about showtimes when you arrive. If your children are unsure about loud roars or a dinosaur getting close to the audience, sit a little further back.

The dinosaur show we saw at Dinosaurland Mallorca

Where to eat and what we thought of the park

Inside the park are the Raptor Café, with tables and toilets, and a gift shop full of dinosaurs. Outside, you can try the burgers at Dinoburger or use the picnic area. If you plan to eat outside, do it before or after your visit, as the ticket allows one entry only.

The park surprised us in a good way. We’d take younger and older children, especially if they already love dinosaurs. The setting and the number of models lived up to our expectations, and we left wanting to come back.

Tickets, opening times and how to get there

Address	Ma-4020 road from Manacor to Porto Cristo, next to the Hams Caves.
Opening times	They vary by date and season. Check the official calendar.
Duration	Allow around an hour to an hour and a half. You can go at your own pace and stay longer if the children get caught up digging or you want to see a show.
Tickets	Buy from the official ticket site. Check online rates there and resident conditions in the park’s FAQs. The park lists a maximum of two free under-three tickets per adult.
Getting there	Free parking. TIB bus 401 stops at Dinosaurland – Coves Hams on the way there. Check the return stop separately.
Accessibility	The park path is suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. There are benches and baby-changing facilities in the Raptor Café toilets.
Facilities	A café, shop and toilets inside. Dinoburger and the picnic area are nearby.
Contact	+34 971 820 988.

Dinos & Caves: combining Dinosaurland and the Hams Caves

Inside the Hams Caves, next to Dinosaurland

The attractions are next door to each other. In the Hams Caves you can walk through the galleries, look for fishhook-shaped formations and see a projection set to music by the underground lake. Our caves guide explains the route and what to expect with children.

The Dinos & Caves combination ticket covers both attractions on the same day. Choose your cave time slot when booking. Allow around three hours for both visits at an easy pace. Compare the combined fare with the cost of two separate tickets for your date.

Pushchairs are fine at Dinosaurland. The caves have steps and are unsuitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. If you’re bringing a baby to both, pack a carrier as well.