You can watch an informative film about the Laguna de Fuente de Piedra flamingos and peruse some small exhibits at this helpful lakeside visitor centre. Staff can also advise on the best spots for birdwatching, provide maps and rent binoculars (an essential). Guided visits are available for €80 (for up to 10 people).
Centro de Visitantes José A Valverde
Málaga Province
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