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The Ullal de Baldoví, spring par excellence of the Park and of great importance for the natural heritage. The ullals are groundwater springs that give rise to small lagoons that have been reduced by agricultural occupation. The Ullal de Baldoví or de la Baldovina has an area of 0.45 hectares with a maximum depth of 3 meters and a flow close to 250 liters per second. The Ullal de Baldoví reserve is located in the Malvinaret area and is a small wetland ecosystem that has observatories and viewpoints from which you can see the different species of fauna and flora that are most representative and protected, such as the samaruc. .

Picturesque section through the rice fields of the Ribera Sur del Júcar. Depending on the time you pass through here you will see opposite landscapes, from a very intense green at the time of planting rice and then moving on to the desert landscape after harvesting. A unique place that deserves to visit it.

A large park, with a pond, children's areas and enough trees, 100m from the beach of Sant Antoni de Cullera.

The ullals represent underground water springs of excellent quality in which species of fauna and flora that have practically disappeared have survived. Today they are protected areas and ideal places for those who like to observe native birds. ** The "ullals" represent underground water springs of excellent quality in which species of fauna and flora that have practically disappeared have survived. Today they are protected areas and ideal places for those who like to observe native birds.

The wall provided refuge to the inhabitants of the town of Alzira in military actions (Alfonso the Warrior, Cid Campeador, Almohads, King James, communities, Germanies and civil strife) and against the river overflows.

Absolute tranquility to contemplate marsh birds. It is very close to the Muntanyeta dels Sants (also recommended)

An amazing place with a lot of flora and fauna in the Sollana canal, but within the municipality of Algemesí. La Llacuna del Samaruc is a wetland, located within the scope of the Abufera Natural Park, which is home to the most characteristic species of fauna and flora in the wetlands of the Valencian Country. Its most illustrious inhabitant - and which gives its name to the lagoon - is the samaruc, a small native fish (between 5 and 7 cm) that is only found in a few Valencian wetlands and is in serious danger of extinction.

Swamp route that connects the route of the right side of the Júcar with El Brosquil and Tavernes beach. It is located between the terms of Tavernes de la Valldigna, Favara, Cullera, and Fortaleny. The landscape changes according to the time of year: the terraces flooded by the perellona, the dry landscape prior to the flooding of the area to sow rice, the intense green of the bushes, the yellow of the grain in the ears about to reap, etc.