Ebro Delta Natural Park
Natural Areas
El que t'espera
The Delta is completely flat and dotted with bodies of water, so you can enjoy nature on foot, by bike, on horseback or by canoe. Discover the 5 corners you can't miss!
The Bassa de les Olles, at 54 hectares, is the smallest lagoon in the Ebro Delta Natural Park. Connected to the bay of Fangar, between rice fields and dunes, this lagoon is the result of one of the oldest mouths of the Ebro. A visit, which can start from l'Ampolla, is a must: you can spot flamingos, mallards, herons or kingfishers.
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Alfacs Bay
Punta de la Banya is a small peninsula at the southern end of the Ebro Delta. It extends in front of the coast of La Ràpita and is joined to the Ebro Delta by the isthmus of El Trabucador (a long…
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Bassa de les Olles
La Bassa de les Olles, at 54 hectares, is the smallest in the Ebro Delta Natural Park. Even so, it has a great richness of habitats and an important breeding population of waterbirds. This is above…
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Canal Vell
It is the largest lagoon in the northern half of the Delta. Access to a private observation point lets you enjoy the wildlife that lives there. Various kinds of birds nest here, notably the mallard.
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Mouth of the River Ebro
The area around the mouth of the Ebro includes three protected natural areas of great importance: El Garxal, Illa de Sant Antoni and Illa de Buda.
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La Tancada
Between the sea, the port of Els Alfacs and L’Encanyissada, this coastal lagoon of the Delta is surrounded by rice fields.
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El Garxal
Made up of small islands and lagoons, it is a place to admire a great diversity of waterbirds. With an area of about 280 hectares, these crescent-shaped islands change shape according to the sediment…
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L'Encanyissada
Located in the southern half of the Delta, it is the largest lagoon in the Ebro Delta. It is divided into two parts: the large basin and the small basin (better known as El Clot).
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El Trabucador
It is one of the most beautiful places in the Ebro Delta. El Trabucador is an arm of land that runs six and a half kilometres out to sea as far as Punta de la Banya, in the heart of the Ebro Delta…
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Punta del Fangar
El Fangar is the peninsula that juts into the sea north of the mouth of the Ebro, facing Fangar Bay. It is a broad coastal spit that includes the best-formed system of sandbanks and moving dunes in…
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Gola de Migjorn
The mouth of the River Ebro is constantly changing, as a result of variations in the river’s flow, the amount of sediment the water carries, and sea conditions.
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Illa de Buda
Illa de Buda is a river island at the eastern end of the Ebro Delta, belonging to the municipality of Sant Jaume d’Enveja, in the Montsià.
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L'Alfacada
L’Alfacada is an important ecological area in the Delta, as it hosts great biodiversity in a relatively small area, and is one of the places with the most nesting birds - little bittern, little…
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Salines de la Trinitat
The Salines de la Trinitat are at the southern end of the Ebro Delta, on the Alfacs peninsula, and cover about 1,000 ha. Every year around 25,000 tonnes of salt are extracted here, partly exported to…
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Ullals de Baltasar
They are among the most notable areas of permanent continental freshwater springs. Among market gardens and rice fields, they lie between the towns of Amposta and La Ràpita.
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Punta de la Banya
Punta de la Banya is a small peninsula at the southern end of the Ebro Delta. It extends in front of the coast of La Ràpita and is joined to the Ebro Delta by the isthmus of El Trabucador (a long…
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Riet Vell
The Riet Vell Reserve is one of the natural areas of the Ebro Delta managed by the ornithological association SEO/BirdLife, the oldest conservation organisation in Spain.