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Malaga, Andalusia Natural and National Parks

This is a great tale of a spectacular green light, of waters whose blue is the envy of the sky itself, of a breeze that whispers in the listener's ear with all of its senses. Finally, of a calm that is arrogant yet welcoming, enveloping yet hidden from view... but real.

As real as each and every one of the hillsides, rivers, streams, rocks, caves and trees that line the countryside of the province. As real as the leaves of the Spanish fir of the yew tree, the salt of the lagoons and sea, or dizzying heights of the cliffs and mountain passes.

As real, too, as the majestic flight of the golden eagle, the measured leap of the mountain goat, the hesitant step of the chameleon or the elusive movements of the grouper fish.

The very essence of life lies in all of the province's protected areas, in each and every one of the parks, natural enclaves and lagoons of a land blessed in abundance.

Infinity is what we will experience every time we allow our senses to breathe and inebriate us with the green of the mountains, the blue of the rivers and seas, the deafening silence of the everlasting rocks and the infinitive wisdom of Mother Nature.

Let her speak for herself. Listen to her. Experience her for yourself. Don't settle for hearing the tale.

The Ronda mountain range, strategically located in the heart of Andalusi, extends over 1536 km2 and affords shelter to more than twenty white villages of the province of Málaga. As far as topography is concerned, the Serranía (range) is an. . . More info. . .

This Natural Park, with an area greater than 494.000 acres, is the largest protected area in Spain. The Guadalquivir River, the liquid backbone of Andalusia, has its source deep in the park. This sierra is a unique area inhabited by such species as. . . More info. . .

Rain. As miraculous as it is unpredictable. An invaluable wealth, a gift from heaven which, in the South of Spain, is offered by Nature with an irrational stinginess. In Andalusia it was always scarce, except here, in the extraordinary. . . More infor. . .