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Allende la Mar Océana

Allende la Mar Océana is the immersive show at Puy du Fou España. You do not watch from a grandstand, but go aboard the Santa María yourself, the ship of Christopher Columbus. The show lasts 25 minutes.

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The story

Granada is Christian again and Columbus's last meeting with Queen Isabella takes an unexpected turn: Castile will pay for the expedition. The caravel Santa María lies ready in the port of Palos. The mission is to reach the East via the West. Cathay and Cipangu await: a New World to discover.

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The experience

You walk around the port of Palos and experience the bustle of the final preparations. Then you go aboard with the crew and set sail. After a farewell in Andalusia and a first stop in the Canary Islands, you sail out onto an unknown sea, full of hope, storms and doubt. Until the long-awaited word rings out: "¡Tierra!"

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Walk along yourself

This is an immersive show: you walk through the port and the ship yourself, from cabin to cabin.

Feel the sea

Special effects let you experience the feeling of the open sea, with storms and doubts along the way.

Plan your day

The day's show times are in the app; the daily programme appears there 72 hours in advance.

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Visitor information

Allende la Mar Océana lasts 25 minutes and, according to the park, is suitable for families. You walk through the scenery at your own pace, so there is no fixed grandstand. The day's show times are in the app; the daily programme appears there 72 hours in advance.

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The discovery of America

The discovery of America also features in El Sueño de Toledo, the park's big evening show. After Allende la Mar Océana, grab an ice cream at La Pinta y la Niña, the shop of two sailors who have gone into trade.

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