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S'Albufera Natural Park

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S'Albufera Natural Park

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S'Albufera Natural Park

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Location: Muro, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

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1. S'Albufera Natural Park loop from Platja de Muro

15.3km

03:51

10m

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. S'Albufera Natural Park loop from Can Picafort

16.0km

04:01

10m

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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3. Es Ras Bird Observation Hide – S'Albufera Natural Park loop from Platja de Muro

5.75km

01:27

10m

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Kai 🇺🇦

July 12, 2017

At this, but also elsewhere you can watch with a bit of luck freewheeling horses.

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Bea

July 6, 2022

Incredibly beautiful nature reserve in Mallorca with the opportunity to see animals and plants.

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Bea

June 26, 2022

The S’Albufera Natural Park is the most important wetland area of the Balearic Islands and is protected by two internationally significant declarations: in 1987 it was declared a SPECIAL BIRD AREA (ZEPA) and an INTERNATIONAL SIGNIFICANT AREA ACCORDING TO THE RAMSAR CONVENTION. The 1646 hectare nature park is located on the north-east coast of Mallorca near Port de Alcudia. The swampy terrain covers an area of approximately 2,850 hectares and is 32 kilometers in diameter. the area borders the municipalities of Alcúdia, Muro and Sa Pobla and is of exceptional economic and environmental importance for this area of the island.

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Klaus

June 3, 2022

Just enjoy nature!

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Ramona G.

January 9, 2019

At the place where you leave the park, there is no official exit. That means you have to climb over the barrier or wall.
Then you are a bit on the main road including roundabout road. Not exactly harmless.
For this purpose, the road is blocked in the further course (point No. 6).

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Andreas_Serenity4u

April 10, 2022

At this exit from the park there is a narrow passage to the left of the gate, so you don't have to climb over the wall (anymore).

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hotwheel

October 12, 2017

the wild horses are a great photo opportunity

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Bea

June 26, 2022

Great experience if you are lucky enough to see the horses.

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Claudia

August 17, 2022

Beautiful very original and we were completely alone.

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ᙃᙓƮᒐᙓᖴ ᕼ. 🐰

November 20, 2021

Very worth seeing location with interesting information.

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Gudi

March 27, 2021

Great landscape with a lot of reeds and beautiful flowering plants. We could listen to a frog concert and see flamingos 🦩 in the distance 😀👍

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🥾🍄🍃🍂🦋Nelleke 🌤🚲🐌🌳🌲

August 23, 2022

A beautiful piece of nature. This is how you see how versatile Mallorca is

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Hans 🚲🦂

May 31, 2023

There you can see many waterfowl.

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Claudia

August 1, 2021

Wonderful landscape, good paths but only poorly signposted.

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Hans 🚲🦂

April 20, 2023

Very nice nature reserve. Here you can see many waterfowl.

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Uwe aus Lüstringen

April 30, 2023

If you are interested in wild nature, this park is a "must see"Waterways, pure nature, (as a cultural home from northern Germany I would see similarities with the Dümmer)

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Horst

May 11, 2023

A paradise for bird lovers with many opportunities for observation.

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꧁Wander-Woman꧂

June 18, 2023

Not only the largest wetland in Mallorca, but also, in my opinion, the most beautiful national park in Mallorca for bird watching... We didn't even know most of the birds we photographed from Germany:
e.g. little egrets, cattle egrets, glossy ibises, avocets, stone curlews, shelducks and a few more - and not forgetting the flamingos that you can watch (we were lucky enough to see a few in June, but you can usually find large numbers there later in the year).
Admission is free, but you should register at the visitor center (in our case, the number of people and the country of origin were "recorded") - this counts as permission to visit the park...(incidentally, that's also where the only toilet is and there's a drinks machine around the corner).
There are a number of platforms in the national park and also a few bird watching huts - there is a lot to see, especially from the Sa Roca huts...
Taking binoculars or a camera with you is definitely not a bad idea (according to the web, you can borrow binoculars from the visitor center)...

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Kuddel

April 10, 2023

Boring 12 km circuit through reeds on paved paths only. The only elevation gain is on the platforms from which you can see the reeds and a bit of water from above.
More of a walk than a hike. The only difficulty when it gets warmer is 0.0 shade!

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Uwe aus Lüstringen

April 30, 2023

The Parc natural de s'Albufera is the largest wetland in the Balearic Islands. What's also special: Admission is free.

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Horst

May 12, 2023

Nature park with great conditions for bird watching.

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Christopher

May 30, 2023

I've seen the animals elsewhere, but at least they're out and about somewhere in the park

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Thomas Sasse

April 23, 2024

There is a lot for bird lovers to discover here, even in the rain. There were many exciting sightings such as glossy ibises, pink flamingos, hoopoes and black-winged stilts. Herons took the horse and cow taxi. Small bridges over a historic system of ditches decorated with tall reeds dominated the scene.

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Tho〽️aster ™️

April 13, 2024

Incredibly boring 12.5 km circuit through reeds and invisible bodies of water on perfectly straight paved paths. Absolutely not recommended.

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1. S'Albufera Natural Park loop from Platja de Muro

2. S'Albufera Natural Park loop from Can Picafort

3. Es Ras Bird Observation Hide – S'Albufera Natural Park loop from Platja de Muro

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