モハカールの天然記念物・トップ10

Great views from the Granatilla Pass

Spectacular views. But the best part was the descent on a well-paved road with some really fun curves.

An ideal place to enjoy views of the Mediterranean Sea lapping against the cliffs, the coast of the Cabo de Gata–Níjar Natural Park, and closer to home, the Rambla bridge.

Can you only reach this place via the beach?

Miguel Ángel's Hippie Temple in Carboneras (Almería) is a magical and unique spot, spontaneously created by a retired local resident, who has transformed a quiet cove into a space of art, peace, and connection with nature. It was started by Miguel Ángel, a retired local police officer from Carboneras, as a way to relax and clear his mind. He began stacking stones on Playa de la Galera, near the famous Playa del Algarrobico, and gradually created structures that today form a true open-air "temple." Although he insists it is neither a temple nor a hippie, the place has been dubbed by visitors for its free, spiritual, and natural aesthetic.

Hippie Temple by Michelangelo, the creator of the place.

The Salar de los Canos is a coastal wetland located in the municipality of Vera, in the province of Almería, Andalusia. This natural space is characterized by its high salinity and its biodiversity, especially in terms of birds. The salt flat has two lagoons and is an excellent place for bird watching, including species such as the common flamingo, the white-headed duck and the squacco heron. In addition, more than 150 species of birds have been documented in this environment. Access to the Salar de los Canos is easy, and you can park in the parking lot in front of the Consum Supermarket in Vera Playa. From there, you can explore the area on foot and enjoy the observatories available.

This natural space covers an area of approximately 57.38 hectares and is one of the most important ecosystems in the province. The salt flat is located near Vera beach and is known for its rich biodiversity. Among the birds that can be observed here are the white-headed duck, the marbled teal, the squacco heron, flamingos, grey herons, black-winged stilts and mallards. In addition, the salt flat is home to endangered species such as the Moorish tortoise. The surroundings of the Salar de los Canos are ideal for bird watching and nature photography, offering a unique and peaceful landscape.