If you are looking for a different activity in the interior of the province of Malaga, one of the most original experiences is to visit Laberintus Park, located in the municipality of Humilladero, in the heart of the Antequera region.
This park houses the largest plant maze in Spain, designed by the renowned creator of labyrinths Adrian Fisher, responsible for more than 750 mazes worldwide.
The visit combines nature, play, orientation and puzzle solving, making it an ideal activity for families with children, groups of friends or visitors traveling with pets.

If you want to organize your day in this inland area of Malaga, this can be a simple plan:
1️⃣ Arrive in the morning to Laberintus Park and visit the labyrinth.
2️⃣ Have lunch in one of the nearby restaurants in Humilladero, Mollina, Alameda or Fuente de Piedra.
3️⃣ In the afternoon visit the Laguna de Fuente de Piedra to see flamingos or go hiking in the Sierrecilla de Humilladero.
Total recommended duration of the plan: half day or full day.

The park covers an area of more than 4 hectares and proposes an activity based on exploration within a large hedge maze.
During the visit, participants must:

• to walk through different paths in the labyrinth
• find clues scattered along the route
• orienting oneself between the different corridors
• solve a final riddle

The objective is to reach the center of the labyrinth by deciphering the clues that appear during the adventure.
The duration of the experience is usually from 30 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the pace of each group.

To fully enjoy the experience it is advisable to bring:

Comfortable clothing

The activity involves walking inside the labyrinth, so it is advisable to wear light and comfortable clothing, especially in spring and summer.

Comfortable footwear

It is advisable to wear sneakers or footwear suitable for walking, as the route can easily exceed several kilometers if different paths are explored.

Sun protection

On sunny days it is advisable to wear:

• cap
• sunscreen
• water

This helps to enjoy the visit more comfortably.

One of the advantages of visiting this area is that there are numerous dining options in the nearby towns.
Within a few kilometers radius you can find bars and restaurants in:

• Mollina
• Alameda
• Humilladero
• Fuente de Piedra

These municipalities have numerous bars and restaurants where it is possible to taste typical dishes of Andalusian gastronomy.

If you prefer to eat outdoors, a good option is to have a picnic in the Parque de Santillan, a quiet green area located very close to the park.
It is an ideal place to:

• rest after walking through the labyrinth
• eat as a family
• children to play outdoors

The Antequera region offers many other activities that can be combined with the visit.

Flamingos in Fuente de Piedra Lagoon

A few minutes from the park is the Laguna de Fuente de Piedra, one of the most important wetlands in Europe for the nesting of the pink flamingo.
It is a perfect place for a quiet walk and bird watching in freedom.

La Sierrecilla de Humilladero is a small mountain range with trails and viewpoints from which excellent views of the entire region can be obtained.
It is a very interesting option for those who enjoy hiking or natural landscapes.

If you want to turn your visit into a weekend getaway, there are several lodging options in the area.
Among the most common alternatives are:

• rural houses in the region of Antequera
• rural lodgings in nearby towns
• campsites in the interior of Malaga

These lodgings allow you to enjoy the scenery and the rural atmosphere of the area in peace and quiet.

Location: Laberintus Park

Location: Humilladero (Antequera region, Málaga)

Access

The park is located just 500 meters from the A-92 highway, with easy access from:

• Malaga
• Seville
• Grenada
• Córdoba

Duration of the activity

Between 30 minutes and 2 hours.

Type of experience

• interactive plant maze
• outdoor activity
• ideal for families, groups and pets

Tickets and schedules:

laberintuspark.com