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A locked gate leads to the road that crosses Torrevieja's salt lake. A picturesque view and a great place to relax.

The La Anguila Observatory is a birdwatching point located in the wetlands near Elche, within the El Hondo Natural Park. It offers a privileged vantage point for observing local and migratory species in their natural environment. It is a peaceful spot, ideal for nature and ornithology lovers.

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Worth to see all observatories in area.

Amazing place ! MUST SEE !!

The Natural Park of the Lagoons of La Mata and Torrevieja is a protected natural area located in the province of Alicante, in the Valencian Community. This park covers more than 3,700 hectares and is made up of two main lagoons: the Laguna de La Mata and the Laguna de Torrevieja.

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From the indicated point you can't see any water, but drive along a narrow road with lots of palm trees. It's quite nice to drive and when we drove there there was little traffic. Bird watching is better on the southern bank.

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The path to the observation hut is quite uneven, but it is just about passable when the ground is dry. We saw lots of flamingos and other smaller birds - well worth seeing!

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Visiting at sunrise or sunset enhances the light effects on the water surface, making the lagoon glow in more intense colors. This tour is worth it!

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The Pink Lagoon of Torrevieja “Laguna Salada de Torrevieja” is one of the two famous salt lagoons in the Parque Natural de las Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja. It is particularly known for its unusual pink color, which is due to the interaction of special types of algae and microorganisms. These microorganisms produce a reddish pigment that intensifies in certain lighting conditions and gives the lagoon its characteristic color. A visit at sunrise or sunset intensifies the pink tones even more, so that the lagoon glows in intense colors.

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The El Rodeo caves were dug out of the slope of a raised area between the 18th and 20th centuries to create housing. They were built by experienced miners who moved to Rojales specifically for this project. Their knowledge undoubtedly made it possible to create this special urban landscape! The El Rodeo caves are now home to craft businesses and there is even a collection on the history of these caves.

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Quiet, asphalted road, lined with palm groves. You are in the Parc Natural del Fondo, but if you want to see water, you have to do the entire circuit. On the western and southern banks you drive closer to the water and there are observation towers there. Nice, relaxed tour.

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Small path to the waterline. Very nice view. Pure nature. It's worth it.

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One of the viewpoints of the El Hondo Natural Park, which allows us to immerse ourselves in the world of birds. To get to the observatory you have to deviate from the main path, crossing a small bridge.

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We ride out from cerca La Marina village in a big loop and find it an excellent ride....

The ancient caves carved out of the rock by miners are an unexpected tourist attraction. It is worth visiting and discovering its history.

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The lagoon is located within the Natural Park of the same name. It is a very nice and quiet place, an alternative to the beach and the sea. You will be able to go all the way around on paths with a good surface and practically without any unevenness. You can also find several towers and shelters for bird watching.

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This looks like part of the El Hondo/El Fondo Parc Natural which also has an interesting Visitor Centre.........

The Cuevas del Rodeo is a group of caves. They were excavated in the 18th and 19th centuries by Murcian miners who, thanks to their skill as stonemasons, built their dwellings in the rock, creating a veritable underground urban fabric that would later house generations of Rojales residents until the early 20th century. (Source: www.rojales.es) Today the caves serve as galleries for artists of various art movements. On the first Sunday of every month, the artists open their cuevas for an "Open Day".

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The Observatorio can easily be approached by bike, although the trail is a little bumpy. After rainy days, however, it may be difficult to get there.

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Here you continue on foot to the lookout point.

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