スペインの湖・トップ20

アルブフェラ湖は約30kmの海岸線が沈下してできた湖です。流入により、塩水湖から淡水湖へと変化しました。ラグーナ・エスタニ・デル・プジョルでは、さまざまな水鳥を観察することができます。

This beautiful natural beach is located in the Mondrago Bay, a bay of the same name, in the Mondrago Nature Park. It is four years prettier than the local beach coves in Cala d'Or.

Antoni Gaudí had a small, hidden task during construction. However, his lizards are visible next to the 'Aquarium' entrance.

"For many, it is not only the most beautiful beach in Spain, but in all of Europe. Located in the middle of a national park, s'Amarador is a fine sandy bay in the southeast of Mallorca and a small paradise for bathers, holidaymakers, and locals. As one of two beaches in Cala Mondragó, it is sheltered in the southern part of the bay. Bathers experience a special feeling due to the lack of development. Barely surrounded by hotels, it offers a small oasis of peace and relaxation. Instead, the bay is framed by rocky cliffs and pine groves. The beach slopes gently into the water and is a natural beauty. Turquoise water that sparkles in the sun and many lush green Mallorcan plants surround it. The beach is just 150 meters long and 50 meters wide. Along the cliffs, you reach the neighboring beach in the bay of Mondragó. It is called Cala de ses Fonts de n'Alís and is separated from the bay only by a rock. s'Amarador is separated. The stunning location in the Mondragó Natural Park and its child-friendly conditions make s'Amarador particularly attractive for families. https://www.holamallorca.com/de/mallorca/reisefuehrer/straende/strand-s-amarador.htm

A walk around the lake, with views of Madrid, to escape from the city for a while

Depending on the water level (tendency decreasing) you can see more and more of the channels or flooded rocks in the lake...

Beautifully situated reservoir, which is beautifully embedded in the surrounding mountains... currently a few trees are turning their leaves orange, which is why the lake reminds me of Canada... especially on the weekends there is a lot going on up here

There are two variants of the GR221 from the Cuber reservoir to the Tossal Verds refuge... one is a little shorter but more challenging over the Llis pass... the other, according to hikers, is a little longer and offers less of a view around the mountain... I naturally chose the Llis pass... a brilliant decision... strenuous but with brilliant views and the small "climbing" section is secured with chains...