Krazy World is an interactive zoo and family activity park located on the EN264 road near Lagoa de Viseu in Algoz, in the municipality of Silves, central Algarve, Portugal. This guide covers opening hours, ticket prices, how to get there, parking, accessibility, what is included in admission, and practical tips for planning your visit.
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Last updated: April 2026. Many guides and booking platforms describe Krazy World as a zoo, which significantly undersells what the park offers. Admission includes pools with water slides, an 18-hole mini golf course, a spray park, and multiple included animal interactions — not just animal viewing. Separately, the official website states clearly that advance booking is not required; you can visit on the day you choose, provided the park is open. Some third-party ticket platforms imply booking is mandatory — this is not the case.
Quick facts: Krazy World
| Season | Open year-round; check calendar for specific open days |
| Adult gate price (age 11–64) | €16.95 |
| Adult online price (10% off) | €15.25 |
| Child gate price (age 4–10) | €9.95 |
| Child online price (10% off) | €8.95 |
| Family gate price (2 adults + 1 child) | €43.85 |
| Family online price (23% off) | €33.90 |
| Senior gate price (65+) | €9.95 |
| Children under 3 | Free |
| Algarve residents (gate only) | Adults €9.95 / Children €7.50 |
| Address | EN 264, Lagoa de Viseu, 8365-907 Algoz |
| Parking | Free on site |
| Public transport | Uber and Bolt available; private transfers also offered by the park |
| Typical visit duration | Full day (4–6 hours) |
Krazy World opening hours
Krazy World is open across an extended season that runs from at least April through December 2026, based on the park’s published calendar. Specific open and closed days vary by month and are shown on the day-by-day calendar. The calendar is updated regularly and is the most reliable source for planning your visit date.
Individual activities within the park — including animal interactions, pony/donkey grooming, and the pools — run to a daily schedule that is posted on the website and displayed within the park. Slide times in the pools may change throughout the day depending on conditions.
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Krazy World ticket prices
The standard adult gate ticket costs €16.95. Buying online saves 10%, bringing the adult ticket to €15.25. The online discount applies to adult, child, and senior tickets. The family ticket — covering two adults and one child — costs €43.85 at the gate and €33.90 online, a saving of 23%. Promotions are not cumulative and cannot be combined with each other or with other offers.
| Ticket type | Gate price | Online price |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (age 11–64) | €16.95 | €15.25 (–10%) |
| Child (age 4–10) | €9.95 | €8.95 (–10%) |
| Senior (65+) | €9.95 | €8.95 (–10%) |
| Family (2 adults + 1 child) | €43.85 | €33.90 (–23%) |
| Child under 3 | Free | Free |
Algarve residents receive a special gate-only discount: adults pay €9.95 and children €7.50, on presentation of a driving licence or utility bill with address and a valid identification document. This offer is not available online and is not valid in sold-out situations.
Membership cards are available at €49.95 (adult) and €39.95 (child), valid for one year with unlimited visits.
Gift vouchers are also available for purchase online at krazyworld.com/en/gift-voucher.
No advance date reservation is required. The official website states: “It is not necessary to book a date, you can visit the park on the day you want.” Check the calendar to confirm your chosen date is an open day.
Ticket prices were checked on the official website and last updated in April 2026.
How to get to Krazy World
The most practical way to reach Krazy World is by car. The park is signposted on the EN264 near Algoz in the municipality of Silves. From the A22 (Via do Infante) motorway, exit towards Algoz and follow signs for the park. Journey times by car: approximately 20 minutes from Armação de Pêra, 25 minutes from Albufeira, 25 minutes from Portimão, and 35 minutes from Faro.
There is no direct bus service to the park. The park recommends Uber or Bolt as the most flexible public transport alternatives. The park also operates private transfer services: prices from Albufeira or Armação de Pêra start at €44 for one to four passengers; from Quarteira or Vilamoura from €60; from Carvoeiro or Ferragudo from €64; and from Portimão or Alvor from €68. Prices for five to eight passengers are higher.
Parking at Krazy World
Parking at Krazy World is free. There is a car park on site for cars and coaches. The park advises visitors not to leave valuables in their vehicles; lockers are available inside the park for a €10 deposit.
How long to spend at Krazy World
Most visitors spend a full day at Krazy World, typically four to six hours. The combination of the interactive zoo, pools, mini golf, spray park, animal interaction sessions, and optional paid activities provides enough content for a full-day visit. Visitors with young children who use the pools and attend scheduled animal interactions are likely to need a full day. Those focused primarily on the zoo and mini golf may find three to four hours sufficient.
Accessibility at Krazy World
Krazy World has not published detailed accessibility information on its website. The park covers outdoor grounds and includes a range of terrain types. Tree climbing is explicitly listed as not suitable for people with special needs. Visitors with specific accessibility requirements are advised to contact the park in advance at [email protected] or +351 282 574 134 to discuss which areas and activities are suitable.
What’s included and what to see at Krazy World
Included in admission
Pools with water slides are available to all visitors. The minimum height to use the slides is 1.10 m. Slide times may vary throughout the day; the current daily schedule is posted on the website and in the park.
Mini golf (18 holes) is a full 18-hole course spread across the park grounds, available throughout the day at no extra charge.
Animal interactions are scheduled sessions included with admission. These take place at the Terra Exótika zone and include contact with rabbits, giant tortoises, and birds. Farm feeding sessions and pony or donkey grooming are also included. Times are shown on the activity schedule at krazyworld.com/en/planeia-o-teu-dia/#horario.
The Spray Park is a water play area with jets, sprays, and water features, suitable for all ages and included in admission.
Nature Play is a play area based on circular economy principles, using repurposed natural materials for open-ended play.
VIP animal experiences (paid separately, bookable on site)
Four premium animal experiences are available at an additional cost, each accommodating up to five or six people:
Lemur Interaction (€39.95 per group of up to 5): Close contact with the park’s ring-tailed lemurs, including feeding. Minimum age 7; children aged 7–11 must be with an adult. Duration: 10–15 minutes.
Snake Interaction (€39.95 per group of up to 5): Hands-on time with multiple snake species, guided by a keeper. Photos and videos taken by staff are sent by email. Duration: 10–15 minutes.
Crocodile Feeding (€39.95 per group of up to 5): Feeding the park’s American Alligator or Caiman Crocodiles under keeper supervision. For the American Alligator, participants must be at least 1.50 m tall; for the Caiman, at least 1.30 m. Shorter children may observe from the glass enclosure. Photos and videos included. Duration: 15 minutes.
One Hour with a Keeper (€99.90 per group of up to 6): A private guided tour through the Farm and Terra Exótika, with exclusive access to areas not open to general visitors. Includes feeding of farm animals and observation of lemurs, macaws, raccoons, wallabies, and the American Alligator. Duration: 1 hour.
Activities paid separately (add-ons)
Tree Climbing (€4.95): Minimum height 1.25 m, maximum weight 90 kg. Not suitable for people with special needs.
Pedal Karts (€3.00): Available to all ages within weight and size limits.
Pony or Donkey Ride (€3.00): Maximum weight 30 kg for ponies and 35 kg for donkeys; young children only.
Paintball: Separate pricing; see krazyworld.com/en/paint-ball for current rates and minimum age/height requirements.
The zoo
The zoo at Krazy World includes a significant collection of animals across three categories. Reptiles include an American Alligator, a yellow anaconda, spectacled caimans, multiple snake species (boa constrictor, Burmese python, reticulated python, corn snake, milk snake, and others), tortoises, turtles, and lizards including a Savannah monitor and a Red Tegu. Mammals include ring-tailed lemurs, red-necked wallabies, cotton-top tamarins, common marmosets, golden-handed tamarins, raccoons, llamas, fallow deer, Shetland ponies, donkeys, goats, and guinea pigs. Birds include blue-and-yellow and red-and-green macaws, a Bengal eagle-owl, cockatiels, an emu, African grey parrots, Indian peafowl, lorikeets, and various parakeets.
The park states that all animals come through national entities and animal welfare associations, with many having been rescued.
Practical visitor tips for Krazy World
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Check the calendar before you go | The park is not open every day. Check the day-by-day calendar to confirm your chosen date. No date reservation is needed once you’ve confirmed the park is open. |
| Buy online to save | The family ticket saves 23% online (€33.90 vs €43.85 at the gate). Adult, child, and senior tickets each save 10%. Promotions cannot be combined. |
| Algarve residents: bring proof | The residents’ discount (adults €9.95, children €7.50) is only available at the gate, only on presentation of a valid address document. It is not available online or in sold-out situations. |
| Book VIP experiences early in the day | The four VIP animal experiences (lemur, snake, crocodile, keeper tour) have limited group sizes and set session times. Ask about availability when you arrive. |
| Pool slide height minimum | Children must be at least 1.10 m to use the pool slides. The spray park and shallow pool areas are available to children of all heights. |
| Pony and donkey rides: weight limits | Ponies have a maximum rider weight of 30 kg; donkeys 35 kg. These rides are for young children only. |
| Lockers | A €10 deposit secures a locker for the day. The deposit is refunded on return of the key or wristband. |
| Snack bar on site | The park’s snack bar offers drinks, ice cream, snacks, smoothies, and crêpes. A full restaurant menu is available at krazyworld.com. |
| Sun loungers | A single sun lounger costs €4.50–€4.95 depending on season; a set of two sun loungers and a parasol costs €9.95–€11.95. |
| Paintball is a separate booking | Paintball has its own pricing and requirements. See krazyworld.com/en/paint-ball for current details before your visit. |
Frequently asked questions about Krazy World
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is Krazy World suitable for children? | Yes. The park is specifically designed for families. Children under 3 enter free. Activities span all ages, from spray park and gentle animal interactions for toddlers to tree climbing and paintball for older children. |
| Do you need to book tickets in advance for Krazy World? | No. The official website states no advance booking is required. Buy online for the discount, or pay at the gate on the day. Confirm your visit date is an open day using the calendar. |
| Is Krazy World open year-round? | The park publishes a calendar showing open days from at least April through December 2026. |
| What is included in the admission ticket? | Pools with slides, 18-hole mini golf, animal interactions (rabbits, tortoises, birds, farm feeding, pony/donkey grooming), spray park, and Nature Play. |
| Is parking free at Krazy World? | Yes. On-site parking is free for cars and coaches. |
| Is Krazy World accessible for wheelchair users? | The park has not published detailed accessibility information. Contact [email protected] or +351 282 574 134 before visiting to discuss your requirements. |
| Can you buy the VIP animal experiences online? | The VIP experiences (lemur, snake, crocodile, and keeper tour) appear to be available on the day at the park. Contact the park in advance to enquire about pre-booking. |
| How far is Krazy World from Albufeira? | Approximately 25 minutes by car. Uber and Bolt services operate from Albufeira to the park. |
Things to do near Krazy World
Silves is approximately 15 km west. The historic town has one of the Algarve’s best-preserved Moorish castles (Castelo de Silves), a Gothic cathedral, and a riverside area with restaurants. It suits a quiet afternoon after a busy day at the park.
Armação de Pêra is around 20 km south-west. The town has one of the longest sandy beaches in the central Algarve, a small historic fortress chapel on the headland, and a fish market. It is a practical seaside stop.
Algoz town is approximately 3 km from the park. The small inland village is compact, with a few cafés and local shops, and serves as a practical base for the area.
Alcantarilha is around 10 km south-east. The village is known for the small but striking Igreja da Misericórdia, whose interior walls are decorated with human bones — a Portuguese ossuary tradition similar to those in Faro and Évora.
Slide & Splash water park is approximately 20 km south-west, near Estombar in Lagoa. It can be combined in the same trip if visiting by car, though most families will find one major attraction per day sufficient with young children.
What to visit tomorrow: animal parks and zoos near Krazy World
Zoomarine Algarve, Guia is approximately 25 km south-east. A marine theme park with dolphin, sea lion, and stingray shows, water rides, a pool area, and a small zoo section. It is a full-day attraction popular with families, and operates on a similar season to Krazy World.
Lagos Zoological Park, Barão de São João is approximately 50 km west. A privately run zoo in a rural setting near Lagos, with a range of animals including primates, big cats, reptiles, and birds. It is smaller than Krazy World but shares the hands-on, small-zoo format.
Badoca Safari Park, Vila Nova de Santo André is approximately 120 km north. A drive-through and walk-through safari park in the Alentejo coastal region, with giraffes, zebras, rhinos, and other African savannah species. It is a different format from Krazy World but suits a day trip for families wanting a larger animal experience.
Lisbon Zoo (Jardim Zoológico de Lisboa) is approximately 230 km north of Algoz — at the outer limit of a two-hour drive. It is the main national zoo, with a dolphin show, cable car, and a wide range of species. Better suited as an overnight trip than a day excursion from the central Algarve.
Parque Natural do Vale do Guadiana, Mértola is approximately 130 km north-east. Not a zoo, but a protected natural area with significant birdlife including black storks, white storks, Egyptian vultures, and Bonelli’s eagles. Guided birdwatching tours depart from Mértola and suit visitors interested in wildlife in a natural setting.
More Algarve travel
Other Algarve travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- Why the Algarve’s Benagil Cave is best seen on a kayak tour.
- Praia da Marinha visitor guide: What you need to know about the Algarve’s top beach.
- The best way to see the Ria Formosa Natural Park.
- All you need to need to know about visiting the Sagres Fortress on the Algarve.
- What to see when visiting Loulé Castle on the Algarve.
