The park houses the only herd of African elephants in the province of Málaga.
It contains the longest suspension bridge in Spain, offering aerial views of the lake habitat.
The park participates in the European Endangered Species Programme (EEP) for conservation.
Its geography includes deep valleys and hills that mimic the natural landscape of African reserves.
The park integrates a zipline and archery range alongside its traditional zoo exhibits.
It is home to the Iberian lynx, a species that was once on the brink of extinction.
Selwo Aventura is an expansive 100-hectare park in Estepona that replicates diverse habitats to house over 2,000 animals. The park is organized into thematic areas including the Portico of Nature, the Canyon of Birds, and the Central Village. Visitors traverse the grounds using all-terrain trucks that navigate rugged, open-air enclosures. The facility functions as an integrated zoo and safari, prioritizing large, open spaces for species such as elephants, lions, and rhinoceroses. It features the longest suspension bridge in Spain, spanning a lake within the park. Educational presentations and feeding demonstrations occur throughout the day to highlight conservation efforts. The layout requires significant walking across hilly, uneven terrain to reach different animal zones. It is situated on the Costa del Sol, combining animal observation with botanical displays.
The suspension bridge provides the best vantage point for panoramic shots of the park's lake and central valley.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes due to the hilly, dusty, and unpaved terrain.
Bring ample sun protection including hats and sunscreen, as shade is limited in many outdoor enclosures.
Check the daily presentation schedule upon entry to align your movement through the park with animal feeding times.
Attempting to cover the entire park on foot without utilizing the provided shuttle trucks; arriving late in the day when animals may retreat to indoor shelters.
Operates on a seasonal calendar with limited capacity or closure days during the winter months; always verify the annual calendar before visiting.
Do not feed or touch the animals; remain inside the designated transport vehicles during the safari tours.
