Top Things to do in Province of Malaga
Top Restaurants in Province of Malaga
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The 10 Best Nature & Wildlife Areas in Province of Malaga, Andalucia
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Malaga, Spain including Reservatauro Ronda, Eco Reserva Ojen, Secret Paradise, El Torcal de Antequera, Lobo Park, Garden of Eagles (Jardin de Las Aguilas), Butterfly Park of Benalmadena, Botanical Garden of Cacti and Succulent Plants 'Mora i Bravard' of Casarabonela, Rio Guadalhorce Nature Reserve, Sierra De Las Nieves.
Restaurants in Province of Malaga
1. Reservatauro Ronda
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 551 reviews
Guided tour 70 min "Amongs bulls and horses" adult 28 e - Guided tour 2 hours with Ronda´s wine and tapas adult 40 euros- Discover the life of the figthting bull and the andalusian horse. Only a few minutes away from the city that joined its destiny to the king of the dehesa, at RESERVATURO RONDA, in the edge of a Biosphere Reserve, we can enjoy observing within a short distance all the stages of the fighting bull breeding and selection: the breeding stock cows escorted by the powerful stallion -the chosen one, the herald of the essence of the breed-; the calves born that year, running about together overlooked by their mothers, dreaming of a long life in the country; the young bulls insolents, boastful of their thoroughbred; and finally, the bull, the result of centuries of men's passion for creating the most beautiful creature, midway between its nobility and its fighting spirit. Guided tour 70 min "Amongs bulls and horses" adult Guided tour 2 hours with Ronda´s wine and tapas adult
Reviewed By Miss_Das1 - London, United Kingdom
Beautiful property and a great introduction to the way of life of the Spanish countryside and the breeding of Spanish bullfighting bulls and Andalusian horses. Very professional and warm staff. Animals are incredibly well looked after. Excellent tapas and food and wines too. A real insight into “insider” Andalusia and a must for anyone who wants to understand its culture and tradition. Great family outing, kids will LOVE the experience and also for couples.
2. Eco Reserva Ojen
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 282 reviews
Eco Reserva Ojen - Wildlife Refuge - Eco Park. trip to a wonderful eco-tourism attraction in Nature, Experience a paradise of fauna very close to do in Marbella, Málaga - "Costa del Sol", recommended for family holidays with children. Better than a Zoo. Guaranteed Wildlife watching: deer, mouflon, Wild boar, fox, Chamaleon, and Spanish Ibex in complete freedom and indigenous mediterranean flora.. The best day trip for your holidays in Andalusia. Thanks for your visit, you collaborate in the conservation of this Refuge of life and the Protection and Welfare of Animals. Activities: - Nature visit guided. - Safari 4x4 - Wildlife Tours, - Bird Watching. - Hiking Trails - Nature Photography. - Ecotours. - School visits. Explora Eco Reserva Ojén: Disfruta una experiencia en la Naturaleza. Un paraíso de fauna en libertad (mejor que un Safari o Zoo) cerca de hacer en Marbella, para familia con niños. Observa ciervos, muflones y cabra montés. Tu visita colabora en la conservación de la Reserva
Reviewed By AndreaMistrali - Benalmadena, Spain
Wonderful experience for the whole family, you can really get in contact with Nature and with wild animals. The volunteers are really into it and you will enjoy it for sure. If you are in the area, you can't miss go visit it
3. Secret Paradise
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Birdwatching, hiking, wildlife, wine tasting and more...
Reviewed By soniabE7729IC
Fantastic food and wonderful hosts. The views from the patio was breathtaking. Thank you again for such a wonderful afternoon.
4. El Torcal de Antequera
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,758 reviews
A beautiful expanse of land decorated by dramatic natural rock formations.
5. Lobo Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 587 reviews
We are not a zoo - but a wild park where our 4 different wolf subspecies live within a 400.000m² big nature reserve. Join us on a guided wolf-tour and find out how wolves really are. Forget myths and rumours and dive into the fascinating life of a highly social, perfect team-worker. Nowhere else can you face unadulterated wolves that close. The most interesting wolf-subspecies and an expert team await you every day.
Reviewed By kathybO1116HO - Stockport, United Kingdom
If you are an animal lover I can guarantee that you will love The Lobo Park, the wolves are beautiful and well cared for yet are still wild animals, which is so good to see. It has a very different feel to that of a zoo and the staff are clearly educated and passionate about wolves, also really friendly and relaxed. Throughout the tour we were able to ask questions which we answered fully and at length. Our tour had both English and Spanish speaking people and questions asked by either nationality were answered,then translated for all.Informative,educational and really enjoyable! Absolutely recommend that you visit here.
6. Garden of Eagles (Jardin de Las Aguilas)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 316 reviews
Birds of Prey center
Reviewed By Kelpie48 - Inverness, United Kingdom
TIP - The shop at the top is really slow, and you should consider taking your own drinks up with you. we had to give up queuing after about 20 minutes and get the cable car back down. we got this as part of the cable car ticket, and were not disappointed with the display, the birds were just beautiful and looked extremely well looked after and health. Where i live i sometimes see Golden Eagles in the distance, and am always excited when i do. The golden eagle here was just spectacular, it soared high, and then it dropped for the 'kill' on a fox fir, and i can honestly say that i have never seen anything so impressive, and will remember it for ever. the other birds were really impressive too, and flew very close to one part of the audience. this is well worth a visit as part of the cable car ticket
7. Butterfly Park of Benalmadena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,104 reviews
We are located in the heart of the Costa del Sol and only 20 minutes from Malaga. In this spectacular Thai temple, you can walk amongst more than 1,500 exotic butterflies from around the world, flying freely in a tropical paradise between waterfalls and flowers. You will be able to observe how they are born, how they reproduce and enjoy learning many things about these wonderful insects.
Reviewed By Kesitod - Chesterfield, United Kingdom
What a wonderful collection of butterfly,.moths and birds ,.very humid and warm inside as it replicates the environment needed for the butterflies, so many different species and fab opportunity to take some cracking pictures , there is also a cafe and toilets onsite and the guided tours are very iteresting
8. Botanical Garden of Cacti and Succulent Plants 'Mora i Bravard' of Casarabonela
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4.5 based on 47 reviews
The Botanical Garden of Cacti and Succulent plants "Mora i Bravard' is situated in Casarabonela, wonderful village within the Natural Park of Sierra de las Nieves. The visitor will find one of the best collections of cacti and succulent plants of Europe, with more than 2200 species, belonging to different botanical families. This way, you can go through the different continets and countries inside an unique place situated in a beautiful and natural landscape.
9. Rio Guadalhorce Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By green_gecko917
We read some tips on when it's best to spot birds in general and we went in the morning after there had been a rainfall the previous night. This was in mid-March. There are several transport options. If you're near the train station, take the metro; if you're near the bus station in the Soho area by the water, the best bus is bus 40 to the Sacaba Beach stop, and then walk towards the cute bridge "Pasarela Senda Litoral-Rio Guadalhorce". We tried walking the other way, attempting to get off the beaten path in vain. On Google street view, it seems like you'd be able to cross the river by a small connecting piece of beach that borders the sea. We tried this but it was completely flooded so it would be impossible unless you wanted to swim across. So then we had to walk all the way back. We began to see cool birds as soon as we were at the edge of the reserve (before even crossing the bridge) - we saw two hoopoes, a kestrel hovering in mid-air for minutes at a time looking for prey, and a red-legged partridge. After crossing the bridge and walking for about 5 minutes, there is a left turn and everything is fairly well-marked. There are a couple different routes so we opted to see two of the observatories: "Observatorio de Laguna Escondida" and "Observatorio de Laguna Grande". The Laguna Grande is where you get the money shot. We had been in Malaga for a couple months and had been putting this off because we weren't sure if it would be any good but WOW... this went waaay beyond our expectations. Apart from the birds I mentioned above, we saw: northern shovelers, a group of greater flamingos, swifts, a Eurasian coot, black-winged stilts, a baby woodchat shrike, a wood sandpiper, sooo many great cormorants, and two glossy ibises. I don't know much about exotic birds so I looked up the names after getting home. The stilts and ibises looked out of place on the European continent. I'd expect to find them somewhere in Africa or maybe while playing Jumanji. We reached the Laguna Grande around 10am and that seemed to be a good time for March. The hotter in the season it gets, the earlier you probably want to get there. It was already getting hot walking back and there was no shade anymore. I suspect that we were so lucky partially because we carefully selected the right weather and time of day. Make sure to plan this out right, and if you like birds, it will be so worth it!!
10. Sierra De Las Nieves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
