Lobo Park
Sevilla, Spain
About Lobo Park
Lobo Park at Antequera in Malaga is a wolf park and non-profit association devoted to the study of wolves and to dog education, set in open countryside in the heart of Andalusia. It keeps three wolf subspecies in large enclosures - the Alaskan tundra wolf, the Eurasian wolf and the Iberian wolf - where the packs are left to develop socially without human interference, and visitors watch from platforms along a path.
Some of the wolves were socialised and some have never been touched by a human hand. The park can only be seen on a guided tour, and also runs howl nights, VIP and photographic tours, workshops and school programmes. A separate animal sanctuary holds rescued and rehomed animals - foxes are its special attraction - alongside farm animals used to explain where milk, cheese, eggs and wool come from.
Parking information is available on the zoo's official website.
- Guided tours only and reservation required. Open Thursday to Sunday and on bank holidays; the park is closed Monday to Wednesday except for VIP and photographic tours booked in advance.