
Ibiza’s cloud water
Cloud water comes from moisture in the air. At the park, discover the generators and how water vapour becomes drinking water. It is a story that makes an ordinary glass of water feel rather different.

Touch a plant and hear it respond. Taste a flavour of Ibiza. Notice the life around you. Every part of the visit has a different story to tell.


You don’t need to play the piano: touching a plant activates light and sound. Get closer, touch and listen to its response. It is something children and adults can enjoy together without complicated instructions.
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Cloud water comes from moisture in the air. At the park, discover the generators and how water vapour becomes drinking water. It is a story that makes an ordinary glass of water feel rather different.

Green salt is a condiment made with salicornia, a salt-marsh plant. Discovering it connects a local flavour with Ibiza’s saline landscapes and a different way to bring the island to the table.
Ask which tastings are available on the day of your visit and whether they are included in your ticket.

The route brings together dunes, coast, rocks, forest, freshwater and salt marsh. Notice how the plants and animals change between habitats. In the freshwater area, for example, frogs live freely.
The Ibiza wall lizard is native to Ibiza, Formentera and their islets. As well as being a symbol of the islands, it helps disperse seeds. Discover why such a small animal matters to the landscape you came to explore.


Lizard photographs: Antonia Cirer · Published by BiBo Park.
Populations on different islets have different colour patterns. Some have striking blue tones; others are dark. Comparing them is one way to understand the diversity of the Pityusic Islands.
It can help pollinate plants and spread seeds. The relationship between animals and plants helps these ecosystems thrive.
Wild animals move freely, so sightings cannot be guaranteed. Observe calmly from the paths and ask the team where to look.

Microalgae. The photobioreactor uses light to grow them while they absorb CO₂. Seeing the installation helps explain how tiny organisms can contribute to environmental solutions.
The Bioo Panel uses the activity of soil microorganisms to generate electricity. Discover a real example of biotechnology and ask the question that just came to mind.
A good visit also means asking questions: what does it need to work, and what could it be used for?
Inside the planetarium, the scale changes: from plants and small animals to the universe beneath a projection dome. Check the sessions and ticket options to add this experience to your visit.
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After exploring, there is a table where you can pause. Bio Hive offers brunch, bowls and lunch dishes: a place to keep talking about everything you have discovered.
Discover Bio HiveOpen the map and find the experiences along the route.
Check your ticket option, language and included experiences when booking. Food, workshops and the planetarium may require a separate booking or payment.
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