Parque de la Paloma

Public park with many interesting plants and trees and free roaming chickens and other animals.
In the water you can discover turtles.
In the northern part is still a worth seeing cactus park.

On our walk, we spotted a Spanish wall lizard, some monk parakeets, and turtles.
The cacti and various palm trees make for great photo opportunities.
The park offers several opportunities for refreshments, is free, and closes in the evening.

Paloma Park in Benalmádena is a beautiful and sprawling park covering over 200,000 square meters. It is one of the most popular parks in the province of Málaga and has been recognized as one of the 25 most beautiful parks in Europe.
The park features a large central lake, spacious green areas, and a variety of walking trails. It is home to numerous animals, including ducks, swans, peacocks, rabbits, and even some more exotic species like emus and mountain goats. The flora is also impressive, with a wide range of trees and plants, including a significant collection of cacti and succulents.