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A wonderful, small, tranquil lake nestled in the heart of a peaceful, ancient forest. It is a small reservoir created for water supply.

Expansion, restoration, and maintenance work are currently underway. This is a great area for walking or cycling. Mosquito repellent is recommended, as this is a wet area.

After the restoration process of this space where sand and gravel were extracted... this large hole remained where the water is now stored naturally and which has formed this magnificent place that provides shelter to a good number of birds and other species. Both migratory and native.

Artificial swamp in the middle of a forest of cork oaks.

Area of wetlands that had been dried up in the last century and have now recovered as they are an incredible green area!

Between the towns of Caldes de Malavella and Vidreres we find this small swamp that gives its name to Can Llop, a nearby farmhouse. A very pleasant space.

The mouth of the Tordera forms a natural delta thanks to the sediments carried by the river. After the Gloria storm in 2020 and thanks to the massive influx of sediments, the delta experienced the greatest growth in recent years, when a large sand bar formed that goes 300 meters into the sea and has created a huge inner lagoon. The Delta de la Tordera has been declared a Protected Natural Area, and is included in the Natura 2000 Network. The landscape of the delta shows mainly swampy vegetation and riparian forest, including reedbeds. You can also find numerous animal species, such as the leper pond turtle, the southern frog, the spur toad, the collared snake, or birds such as thrushes, gray herons, kingfishers and others.

Sils is a Spanish municipality in the La Selva region, in the province of Gerona, Catalonia, located in an area largely occupied by the old Lake Sils, which dried up in the 19th century. https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sils