We called here by chance (it is easy to miss) but were won over by the knowledge and enthusiasm of our guide. Never thought we would get this close to a wild animal, or be able to see them interact in their family groups. A priveledge

I have been here a few times now. Including doing their very excellent howl night experience. I found this to be a lot more worthwhile than the normal day tour. Look on their website for the dates that they are doing the howl night. The place is to the west of Antequera town itself. It is in the middle of... More

Visited lobo park in April 2012 after picking up a flyer in the travel agency in torreblanca. It took an hour & ten mins drive from fuengirola but it was well worth the drive . Got lost in Antequera it's a big town with alot of traffic but once you get through Antequera it's only about 5 mins drive up... More

Just a great day out, but arrive near to the wolf tour times or else you will have a long wait with little to do.

My husband and I visited the park in mid-April. I adore wolves, and find them fascinating so I was really looking forward to getting closer to these amazing creatures - Lobopark did not disappoint. Our tour was broken into 2 parts, with the first being taken round the animal sanctuary where they house their rescued and rehomed domestic animals, goats,... More

I have visited the Lobo Park twice and both times been able to see 4 kinds of wolves up close and to learn about them from well-informed and helpful guides. The wolves are kept in vast enclosures (over 30,000 squ metres) so they are not confined in a zoo cage. They have the chance to wander, even to hide, but... More

Arrived at Lobo Park after a 70 mile drive with two and a half year old twins expecting to be mightily impressed by the wild life on display. Unfortunately we were sorely disappointed. What is advertised as a petting zoo is more along the lines of a farmers market! Some pigs, goats and chickens left my children rather underwhelmed -... More

This conservation park is unique in Europe in that they keep the animals absolutely wild and in their separate packs according to breed. They have Canadian, Iberian, Alaskan wolf packs amongst other. On the [3/4 hour plus] walk round the edge of their vast private enclosures [quite a few acres for each pack] you are given a highly informative talk... More

See how the wolfs lives. The beautiful habitat of a beautiful animal.