What you'll hear inside Albufera Natural Park:

• 1
  La Dehesa del Saler

  An extensive sandbar featuring stabilised dunes covered with pine forest, separating the Albufera lagoon from the sea.

• 2
  Lake Albufera

  Spain's largest freshwater lake, spanning 2,800 hectares.

• 3
  El Marjal

  Approximately 14,000 hectares of rice paddies that form a historic agricultural landscape.

• 4
  Racó de la Olla Interpretation Centre

  An observation centre featuring viewing platforms and a bird-watching observatory where visitors can discover the species that frequent the park.

• 5
  Gola de Pujol

  One of three channels connecting the Albufera lagoon to the sea.

• 6
  Ullal de Baldoví

  A well-preserved natural spring home to native wildlife including the samarugo and fartet, both endangered species.

• 7
  Tancat de La Pipa

  An artificial wetland covering 40 hectares, established in 2007 as a biodiversity reserve.

• 8
  Mountain of the Saints

  A small island and Cretaceous relief formation that stands as a distinctive landmark in the midst of the marshland plain.

• 9
  El Palmar

  A traditional village set on a lake island, renowned for its authentic paella restaurants and a fish market with fishing heritage dating back to the 13th century.

• 10
  Samarrujo Reserves

  A network of reserves spread across the marshland dedicated to breeding and conserving the samarrujo and other native species at risk of extinction.