알발랏 데 라 리베라‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Lloc ideal per a gaudir d'un paisatge en 360º de la marjal que canvia de color al llarg de l'any en funció de les diferents fases del conreu de l'arròs.

Davant de la porta d'entrada al Tancat de Mília existeix este mirador que brinda unes vistes precioses de l'Albufera vista des del sud.

This spot is quite accessible from Sollana or the very touristy El Palmar. It's reached by road, with the final stretch being a well-maintained dirt track. It's a small port for fishing boats with access to the Albufera lagoon in Valencia. Being mostly clear of reeds and trees, it offers excellent views of the Albufera, and there's also a viewpoint that climbs high for birdwatching and an even better view. You're almost guaranteed to see plenty of ducks and other local birds.

The marsh and the Albufera should be visited at different times of the year, following the rhythm of rice cultivation. The landscape changes completely: the "perellonà", the "fanguejà", the sowing, the flooding, the green of the shoots, the yellow of the ear, the harvest, the dry reeds, etc. And always with the charm of the marsh birds.

This is a magnificent vantage point from which you can appreciate, in addition to the flora and fauna typical of this area, the changing nature of the rice plain. A 27-meter-high relief of extraordinary environmental value and Mediterranean vegetation, it is a quintessential viewpoint of a vast rice plain. From there, you can enjoy splendid panoramic views of the Ribera Baixa, Ribera Alta, Horta Sud, southern Valencia, and even all our beaches. The area is signposted and also has a recreational area. You can climb (a ladder) from the front or via the surrounding ramp. It begins with a steep slope (approximately 10%) and ends the last few meters at 19%.

The paths in the park are very dusty, and the road along it (tip: take the train back!) is very busy, but pleasant.

Flora and fauna reserve area, and viewpoint with views of the Albufera

From the top of La Creu the views are spectacular wherever you look.