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The Calpe salt flats occupy a depression filled with Quaternary alluvial deposits. The position of the Peñón de Ifach is a decisive factor in the formation of this interesting wetland. It is a lagoon of tombolic origin, created from the development of a double sandbar.

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The Calpe salt flats occupy a depression filled with Quaternary alluvial deposits. The position of the Peñón de Ifach is a decisive factor in the formation of this interesting wetland. It is a lagoon of tombolic origin, created from the development of a double sandbar.

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Beautiful view. I go there all the time.

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Great view

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The Salinas de Calpe viewpoint offers magnificent views of the salt lagoon and its rich wildlife, especially the flamingos. Located along the path around the salt flats, it provides a perfect view of the nature reserve and the imposing Peñón de Ifach in the background. From here, you can enjoy the unique landscape of the salt flats, especially at sunrise or sunset, when the light bathes the lagoon in beautiful colors. The viewpoint is easily accessible and a popular spot for nature and photography enthusiasts.

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The salt flats of Calpe were used for salt production as early as Roman times and were in operation until the 20th century. Today, they are a protected nature reserve and provide a protected habitat for numerous animal species. They are particularly known for their flamingos and other waterfowl, making them an ideal spot for birdwatchers. Paths surrounding the salt flats offer impressive views of the Peñón de Ifach.

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The Mirador Salinas de Calpe is a scenic observation point located near Las Salinas de Calpe, a natural saltwater lagoon in Calpe, Spain. This area is known for its beautiful scenery, ecological importance, and diverse birdlife, including flamingos.🦩

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The Calpe Salt Flats occupy a depression filled with Quaternary alluvial deposits. The position of the Peñón de Ifach is a decisive factor in the formation of this interesting wetland. It is a lagoon of tombolic origin, generated from the development of a double sandbank.

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The Calpe Salt Flats occupy a depression filled with Quaternary alluvial deposits. The position of the Peñón de Ifach is a decisive factor in the formation of this interesting wetland. It is a lagoon of tombolic origin, generated from the development of a double sandbank.

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This saltwater lake was created by salt extraction from the Calpe salt mines. Salt has been extracted here since Roman times, primarily to preserve the locally caught fish and fish farmed in the lake. Exploitation ceased in 1988, and it is now a protected nature reserve, home to many birds (including flamingos). 🦩 https://www.calpe.es/en/discover-calpe/the-salt-mines

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The Salinas de Calpe are a protected natural area located in the urban centre of Calpe, near the Peñón de Ifach Natural Park. This 41.08 hectare area is known for its natural beauty and rich biodiversity, especially in aquatic birds.

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Just watch Flaminhos 🦩

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The saltwater lake Las Salinas de Calp is a protected nature reserve, where many live different bird species live (173 species) and also a colony of flamingos.

Nice easy route with a view of the salt lake with many flamingos. Too bad this is also the local dog walking route, there is dog poop everywhere.

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The loop around the lake is recommended. It's easy to navigate. There are small observation points where you can take good photos. The Salinas de Calpe are a protected salt lagoon that was once used for salt production. The salt pans were already used for salt production in Roman times and were in operation until the 20th century. Today, they serve as a habitat for numerous bird species, including flamingos. The area offers hiking trails with views of the Peñón de Ifach and is a popular destination for nature and photography enthusiasts.

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The Salinas de Calpe are part of an old bay closed by the formation of a transversal barrier to the waves. In the past, salt was a staple product, basic for food preservation. It is during Roman times when Calpe became an important center of salt production, reaching its maximum splendor in the s. II d. c. But it is at the end of the s. XVIII, when they begin to deteriorate and be seen as a focus of infections that result in illness and fever in the population. This ended in his complete abandonment. And after some attempts in the 1980s to reactivate them using new production methods, in 1993 they were finally declared a maritime-terrestrial protected area.

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A walking path leads through the wetland, along the avenues "Avenidas Ejércitos Españoles" and Juan Carlos I. On the way we enjoy a beautiful view of the nature reserve with its characteristic fauna and flora.

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The Salinas de Calpe occupy a depression filled with Quaternary alluvial deposits. The position of the Peñón de Ifach is a decisive factor for the formation of this interesting wetland. It is a lagoon of tombolic origin, generated from the development of a double restinga.

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It is easy to see the flamenco walk up close during its feeding.

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It is common to see flamingos very close to the shores of Lake Salinas.

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