BIRDWATCHING

The second-largest lagoon in the Ebro Delta, with a rich natural landscape perfect for birdwatching.

Protected within the Natural Park, it’s the largest lagoon in the Delta. A great natural spot for birdwatching.

The viewpoint has been built on an existing building, the Raimundo house, from which it receives the name. As is usual in the technical construction criteria of the Park, access to the observatory, 5 meters high, has been adapted for people with reduced mobility,

The Mirador del Embut is located in an area where a few years ago rice was cultivated and it was converted to its wild state.

The rice dominates the appearance and landscape of the Delta. Odors, colors and shades change at the rate of plant growth with the passage of seasons.

Strategically served at the point where the two parts of L'Encanyissada are communicated, you can discover and admire the high natural values of these rich but, at the same time, fragile protected areas.

The lagoon of La Tancada is the second largest lagoon of the Ebro delta, after the Encanyissada and contains very interesting environments, especially one of the best preserved salt lakes that borders the lagoon by the sea and the bay.

This viewpoint is located in front of the Casa de Fusta, in the catch of L'Encanyissada. Adapting access for people with reduced mobility to the first floor.

Located on the southern coast of the Ebro Delta, the Torre de Sant Joan dels Alfacs (also called Torre de Sant Joan de Bolitx) is a structure that was built on the orders of the monarch King Philip II, probably in 1576, to watch over and reinforce the defence of the port of Alfacs.

Located in the breathtaking natural landscape of the Ebro Delta, Els Eucaliptus Beach is one of the best-preserved spots in the area.

MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre is a centre designed to help people understand and feel the magic of the Delta

It helps in the conservation of species and ecosystems of the Ebro Delta, which are unique in Europe.

Barra del Trabucador is a six-kilometre-long isthmus that joins the Ebro Delta and Punta de la Banya.

Punta de la Banya and Trinitat Salt Flats comprise a natural area surrounded by local species of flora and fauna. Located at the southernmost tip of the Ebro Delta, birds can be seen all year round.

This area, owned by Fundació Catalunya-La Pedrera, is one of the most important bird nesting spots. Together with Tancada, it is included in the environmental recovery project LIFE Delta Lagoon.

The viewpoint of Zigurat or Tower of Babel is the highest viewpoint of the Delta de l'Ebre and is located in a strategic point, giving us privileged views of the mouth of the Ebro, the island of Buda, the island of Sant Antoni and the Garxal .

The area of Goleró is a great vantage point for the observation of birds inhabiting the Ebro Delta. 

Port de l'Illa de Mar stands out for its calm, shallow waters, surrounded by the riverbank’s characteristic flora rich in nutrients for the fauna inhabiting the area.

This vast area begins at Arenal Beach in l'Ampolla and stretches as far as Goleró, connected with Fangar Bay. Bassa de les Olles is a place where you can find extensive helophytic vegetation surrounding the lagoon.

Punta del Fangar is a peninsula to the north of the Ebro Delta, in front of Fangar Bay.

Riumar has a spectacular setting, as it's located between the mouth of the Ebro River and the sea inside the Ebro Delta Natural Park.

A natural area where the river meets the sea and where you can find small islands and a wide variety of birds inhabiting the Delta or that are merely in transit.

This area is the perfect spot for birdwatching, as they continually move between Buda Island and the Alfacada Lagoon. This spot is particularly fascinating at dusk.