Bioparc Fuengirola
See rare and endangered animals roam around freely with tickets to Bioparc Fuengirola, designed to mimic their natural habitats.
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Meet some of the world’s endangered animals and learn about their conservation efforts at Bioparc Fuengirola, one of Europe’s best zoos.
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From the tropical jungles of Africa to the Indo-Pacific islands, get to see exotic animals like water antelopes and the Nile crocodile up close.
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Listen to the expert educator dish out facts about lemurs as you watch them lounge in the baobab trees in the Island of Madagascar.
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See a leopard relaxing on a log, Komodo Dragons lounging in Angkor Wat, or chimpanzees having fun in the pool.
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Did you know? Bioparc Fuengirola is home to pygmy hippos, the world’s smallest species of hippos.
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Meet some of the world’s endangered animals and learn about their conservation efforts at Bioparc Fuengirola, one of Europe’s best zoos.
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From the tropical jungles of Africa to the Indo-Pacific islands, get to see exotic animals like water antelopes and the Nile crocodile up close.
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Listen to the expert educator dish out facts about lemurs as you watch them lounge in the baobab trees in the Island of Madagascar.
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See a leopard relaxing on a log, Komodo Dragons lounging in Angkor Wat, or chimpanzees having fun in the pool.
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Did you know? Bioparc Fuengirola is home to pygmy hippos, the world’s smallest species of hippos.
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Get your adrenaline pumping as you trek one of the most challenging trails in the world, El Caminito del Rey.
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Veteran hikers, get ready for steep trails and 100-meter-high suspended boardwalks over rugged terrain in Gaitanes Gorge!
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The Glass Balcony perched on a rocky buttress is a vertigo-inducing experience, offering a close encounter with the canyon's vastness.
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Reach Jurassic Beach, where waves have crystallized into a massive fossil before crossing the 35m-long metallic hanging bridge.
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Fun fact: The Caminito del Rey has been a filming location for various movies such as 'The World is Not Enough (1999)'.
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Get your adrenaline pumping as you trek one of the most challenging trails in the world, El Caminito del Rey.
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Veteran hikers, get ready for steep trails and 100-meter-high suspended boardwalks over rugged terrain in Gaitanes Gorge!
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The Glass Balcony perched on a rocky buttress is a vertigo-inducing experience, offering a close encounter with the canyon's vastness.
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Reach Jurassic Beach, where waves have crystallized into a massive fossil before crossing the 35m-long metallic hanging bridge.
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Fun fact: The Caminito del Rey has been a filming location for various movies such as 'The World is Not Enough (1999)'.
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About Bioparc Fuengirola
Discover Bioparc Fuengirola, a leading European zoo emphasizing conservation and education, featuring diverse species in meticulously recreated habitats.
The park's design includes recreations of habitats like the ruins of the Khmer Empire, enhancing the immersive experience.
Bioparc Fuengirola is home to the largest group of gorillas in Spain, underscoring its role in primate conservation.
The Bioparc Foundation, established in 2007, focuses on biodiversity conservation and environmental education.
Features like the 'Claro de Selva' showcase birds and mammals in settings that reflect their native cultures.
Why visit Bioparc Fuengirola?
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