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Located in Guia (near Albufeira), Zoomarine is the Algarve's top attraction. Here is how to get there.
Good for budget travellers staying at major hotels. Stops can be frequent and travel time long.
Convenient for short trips (e.g., from Albufeira), but getting a return ride at closing time (6 PM) can be chaotic.
Door-to-door. No waiting.
| From | Travel Time | Price (up to 4 pax) | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Faro Airport | 35 min | €40 | |
| Albufeira | 15 min | €20 | |
| Vilamoura | 25 min | €30 | |
| Lagos | 40 min | €50 |
*Prices are approximate. Check our booking engine for exact quotes for your group size.
The fastest way is a private transfer (35 min, ~€40-50). Public bus requires a change in Faro city and takes 90+ minutes. Uber is an option but can be expensive (€50+) during peak hours.
Yes, Zoomarine operates its own pick-up bus service from major hotels in Algarve. You must book this with your ticket. Alternatively, EVA Bus route 57 stops near the park.
From Albufeira, an Uber to Zoomarine usually costs €10-15. However, in July/August, surge pricing can double this. A private pre-booked transfer ensures a fixed price and child seats.
Zoomarine has lockers, but they are small. If you are travelling directly from the airport with suitcases, a private transfer allows you to keep luggage in the vehicle (if booking a return) or we can drop you at your hotel first.
No, Zoomarine typically closes in winter (November to February). The 2026 season opens in March. Check the official website for exact dates.