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Protected Natural
Environments in Cádiz Province
Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park is
one of Andalucia's most visited parks, renowned for its wildlife,
rugged limestone landscape and great hiking territory. Offering
a more gentle walking experience amid centuries-old cork oak woodland
is the Alcornocales Natural Park. Located in a prime spot for viewing
the twice-yearly migration of birds between Europe and Africa, Cadiz
has many sites brimming with birdlife like the province's two largest
protected coastal zones, the Estrecho Natural Park and the Bahía
de Cádiz Natural Park, which has one of Europe's most important
wetlands. Despite the many built-up areas littering its shoreline,
Cadiz is rich in outstanding coastal features like the natural monuments
of the Tombolo de Trafalgar, Corrales de Rota, Duna de Bolonia and
the Punta del Boquerón.
Natural Parks
Sierra de Grazalema
Bahía de Cádiz
Los Alcornocales
Breña y Marismas de Barbate Natural
Park
Estrecho Natural Park
Natural Areas
Embalse de Arcos
Embalse de Bornos
Estuario de Guadiaro
Isla del Trocadero
Marismas de Sancti Petri
Marismas del Palmones
Playa de los Lances
Natural Reserves
Complejo Endorreico de Chiclana
Complejo Endorreico de Espera
Complejo Endorreico de Puerto Real
Complejo Endorreico del Puerto de
Santa Maria
Peñón de Zaframagón
Natural Reserve
Laguna de Medina
Lagunas de las Canteras y El Tejon
Natural Monuments
Tómbola de Trafalgar Natural Monument
Punta de Boquerón Natural Monument
Duna de Bolonia Natural Monument
Corrales de Rota Natural Monument
Click on a province below to find out more about nature parks:
Protected Natural Environments in Andalucia,
Spanish National Parks, Wildlife and Nature Reserves, conservation
and protection of the Biosphere in southern Spain
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