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Where to see wildlife in southern Spain

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Those interested in wildlife conservation will find the Costa del Sol a good base in Southern Spain for seeing a huge variety of animals. Wolves, crocodiles, dolphins, whales, sharks, tigers, giraffes, penguins, deer, flamingos and much more are all out there with most of the suggested parks, marinas and the zoo close to the coast. Others are within easy reach and well worth visiting since they offer first class opportunities to see the animals at close quarters. Doñana is a World Famous Nature Reserve Doñana National Park is Spain’s most renowned birdwatching and wildlife conservation area covering an area of 1300 sq kms. Located at the delta of the River Guadalquivir it is made up of five ecosystems - 30kms of pristine beach washed by the Atlantic, dunes, marshlands, the lush, ...

Top Family Friendly Attractions in Atlanta, Georgia

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If you're heading to Atlanta, Georgia for some work but are bringing the kids, there are plenty of activities to be enjoyed. After all, if it is a trip where business meetings are scheduled, the kids will need to be entertained. Consequently, having a few places to visit will make the trip more enjoyable, and perhaps even educational. So, grab the camera, put on comfortable shoes and get ready to have a great time! When planning a fun Atlanta trip, be sure to include these great locations on the “To Do’ list. Entertainment over Education Center For Puppetry Arts- This Atlanta treasure has been around for many years and, while guests will learn about the history of puppets and their many uses, ca take classes and can attend workshops, for many the primary focus would be on the ...

Wildlife Watching In Scotland

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It’s tempting for a visitor to think that they can just turn up in the wilderness on Scotland and see some of its iconic wildlife. Below are some tips before you plan for a trip: What makes Scotland a Special Place for Watching Wildlife? There’s no question that Scotland is a haven for wildlife. Its range of habitats together with the remoteness of large areas of the country has meant that many species have hung on here when they have become extinct elsewhere in the United Kingdom. Otters, golden eagles, wildcats, capercaillie and red kites are just some of the species which live here. There are four reasons Scotland is appealing for visitors keen to see some wildlife: - The scenery - Scotland’s forests, mountains and coast are not only spectacular but internationally known...