エブロデルタの天然記念物・トップ17

easy

beach route

Very good stretch of bike path, narrow and parallel to the La Tancada lagoon.

Although in a protected area, there is a demarcated road with flags through the dunes to it and you can return via the beach except at spring tide

There is no mirador here, but you can often see flamingos from the side of the road.

There’s a parking and observation hut here. I was lucky to see hundreds of flamingos. I’m not sure if they are always there, but I assume the tourist installation would suggest that they are pretty much a permanent feature.

You are supposed to walk round the laid-out path which is 1.6Km. As I was in November, I rode slowly round, but with more tourists that would be impossible. There was very little wildlife to see when I was there, but it’s definitely worth a stop.

The Fangar lighthouse, in its current state, dates from 1972, is 20 meters high and projects an intermittent white light every 12 seconds, visible up to 12 miles offshore. The original lighthouse was built in 1864 but was destroyed during the civil war, being replaced by an eight meter high metal structure until its current modernization. Because of the place where it is, in the middle of the Fangar peninsula, it is one of the architectural and landscape symbols of the Ebro Delta.