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This summer one of our colleagues braved the hot weather to visit Fuengirola’s famous zoo, Bioparc; he tells us it was definitely worth the sacrifice 😉

Who would have thought that you could find such a beautiful spot full of the most fascinating wildlife in the centre of town. Although the park is quite small, don’t let this put you off. The design and layout of the park is spectacular and at times you really do feel as if you are walking through the jungles of Asia or the African Savanna.

In the photos below you’ll see a small sample of the animals and birdlife that inhabit Bioparc. You’ll notice that a lot of effort has gone into creating installations and scenery which mimic the animals natural habitat; the tiger’s area is absolutely amazing!

If you’ve yet to visit Bioparc, we hope these photos will help convince you to visit next time you are on holiday on the Costa del Sol 🙂

Falmingos in Bioparc Fuengirola

Flamingos

Lemurs in Bioparc Fuengirola

Family of Lemurs showing off for the camera...

Meerkat digging a hole at Bioparc Fuengirola

A Meerkat looking for his dinner!

Pygmy Hippo at Bioparc Fuengirola

A shy pygmy hippo running away from the camera

Various animals and birds at Bioparc Fuengirola

Various animals and birds enjoying the afternoon sun

Home of the Gorillas at Bioparc Fuengirola

Impressive installations which are home to the gorillas

Gorilla at Bioparc hiding in the rocks

One of the gorillas keeping cool behind the rocks

Chimpanzee sitting on the top of a tree

This chimpanzee foung a comfy spot at the top of this tree 🙂

Sumatran tiger roaming around his enclosure at Bioparc

A Sumatran Tiger taking a stroll...

Sumatran Tiger drinking water

Is this tiger drinking or about to take a dip in his own private pool?

Orangutan behind the trees at Bioparc Fuengirola

Spotted this orangutan through the trees...

 

Have you been to Bioparc? What did you think? Let us know in the comments below.

If you’re staying at Sunset Beach Club  you can get more information and buy tickets to Bioparc at the leisure desk next to the main reception area.