카보 데 가타 니자르 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

여기서 보이는 경치가 정말 멋지네요.

라스 시레나스 전망대에서 몇 미터 떨어진 곳.

The reef formations that rise above the water are ancient volcanic chimneys, and their dark color comes from the material they expelled. From the lookout, you can see the area's steep cliffs, and below, the water surrounding the reef is crystal clear, allowing you to admire the mosaic of the seabed, which colors the sea with turquoise, green, and all shades of blue.

It's located right at the easternmost point of southern Spain. The place likely owes its name to the monk seals that once inhabited this reef, which ancient sailors may have mistaken for mermaids; these mammals no longer live on the coast of Cabo de Gata. (And unfortunately, I didn't see any mermaids either...)

Wear booties. Rocky trail, and bring back any trash you generate. It weighs less than when you wear it.

The Molino de los Genoveses, also known as the Molino del Collado de los Genoveses, is a prominent ethnographic site located in the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, near the famous Playa de los Genoveses. This windmill was traditionally used to grind grains such as wheat, barley, and corn, reflecting the cereal-producing nature of the area. Its construction fits the typical typology of the park: a truncated cone tower made of masonry and lime, divided into three sections. It was renovated in 2007 and is now a point of interest on the Los Genoveses trail.

The Cerro del Cinto trail (short version) goes around a hill that gives an overwhelming impression due to the number of holes that were created during the time of gold prospecting. The route, which takes you through the mining landscape of this natural area, shows you the remains of mines, abandoned gold mines and a village, Rodalquilar, a district of Níjar and the center of the mining sector. Route: 6 or 12 km round trip

From the old gold mining village of Rodalquilar, 2 walks depart through the Cabo de gata along the remains of the gold rush that took place around 1833. You have a walk of about 6 km and one of 12 km. From the museum, follow the signs with "Cabo de gata" with each time the number of distance to be covered.