Indoor camping in the Rainforest!
After a busy day in Tropical Paradise, you can stay overnight in the Rainforest. We offer a range of tents in different sizes. All tents are equipped with mattresses, sheets, blankets and pillows. For a real night-time Tropical adventure!
Prices:
| Adults and Children (age 6-14) | € 24.50 |
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| Groups (over 20 adults or children) | € 22.50 |
| School classes | € 21.50 |
| Adults | € 37.00 |
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| Children (age 6-14) | € 33.50 |
| Groups (over 20 adults) | € 35.00 |
| Groups (over 20 children age 6-14) | € 31.50 |
| School classes | € 29.50 |
Tents sleep two to four persons. Prices are per bed, excluding admission to Tropical Islands. Overnight guests only need to pay the entrance fee once for their entire stay. No extra overnight charge applies on nights for which accommodation is booked.
Multi-bed tents may be shared with people not from your party, i.e. if you book single beds you are not entitled to a whole tent on your own. If you want exclusive use of a whole tent, we will have to charge you the cost of the empty beds. Tents are equipped with mattresses, sheets, blankets and pillows.
Check-in from 4 p.m.. Please let us know if you are going to arrive after 6 p.m. so we can keep your tent for you. Check-out by 11 a.m. on day of departure.
Please note that our tents do not guarantee you the peace and quiet of a hotel room. Especially on Friday nights and weekends, there will be quite some nightlife going on around you!
Information and reservations
Phone: +49 (0) 3 54 77 - 60 50 50
8 a.m. - 9 p.m. every day
Email: welcome@tropical-islands.de
Please note: The Rainforest Camps are located close to the world's biggest indoor rainforest, inside the Dome. The Tropical Islands Rainforest is a natural biotope. We maintain its equilibrium without the use of chemicals. To keep pests such as the banana moth under control, we use beneficial organisms such as periplaneta australiasiae – a type of cockroach that has nothing in common with our domestic cockroaches (you won't find any of them at Tropical Islands!). These useful insects also help keep the soil from becoming overly compacted.
The cockroaches and beetles living in the Tropical Rainforest are in no way harmful or dangerous. In fact, they're essential for sustaining the natural ecological environment. We control their numbers in a natural way, too: the gold pheasant, blue-breasted quail, peacocks and geckoes living in our Tropical Rainforest ensure that a natural balance is maintained.
Status: April, 2012. Subject to change without notice.
