Bird Parks in Spain

At the entrance, as you walk through the beautiful Thai-style gate, you'll be greeted by a statue of a large brass parrot, the main symbol of this nature park. The bright bird was chosen as the mascot for nothing, as Loro Parque has the most extensive collection of parrots worldwide!

Fuengirola Biopark is home to around 40 species of mammals, birds and reptiles. Each one has its nook reminiscent of its native habitat. And what fun it is to see what is usually hidden from view! You can see the underwater world with all its creations in the fishbowl lake with a transparent wall.

Faunia, el Parque Temático de la Naturaleza is also an educational centre. Learn about marine mammals, birds of prey, parrots, penguins, monkeys, and other terrestrial creatures. Information is best received with a penguin tromping along or a monkey swinging on liana. The timetable for the ...

In 1995, a park called the Eagles of Teide Volcano appeared among the attractions of Tenerife. It later changed its name to Eagle Park, now known as Jungle Park. This is because the exhibition of birds of prey has, over time, evolved into an entire zoo displaying 100 species of animals and birds. ...

You can get around the zoo without missing anything with the help of the card issued at the box office. But there are a few places that deserve special attention. First, it's a pen with lemurs. It is open to visitors several times a day, and having fruits or vegetables with you is advisable as ...

It is not necessary to be an experienced tourist to walk around the reserve. It is enough to wear comfortable shoes and follow the route. The path will indicate the direction; you only have to admire the untouched nature — slender pine trees, ivy-covered rocks, and mossy stones.