Network of Protected Wildlife Reserves

You can also see, know and learn more about its vegetation, fauna and history. Take pictures of places considered holy by our ancestors where the footprint of mankind is virtually unnoticed. Visit prehistoric remains, find out about old civilizations...in other words, many options to do alone or with friends and family. You can do your own thing or request the services of a wide array of public agencies and private companies.

 

We would just like to kindly ask you to respect the environment.

 

In the “related links” tab there is a list containing descriptions and pictures of all Natural Areas. There are mentioned below.

 

Click on the documents to obtain more information

    1 Cope Cape-Calnegre Headland

    2 Calblanque, Monte de las Cenizas and Peña del Águila

    3 El Vally & Carrascoy

    4 Salt Flats and Sand Areas of San Pedro del Pinatar

    5 Sierra de El Carche

    6 Sierra de la Pila

    7 Sierra Espuña

 

 Nature Reserve

 

    8 Groves and Forests of Cañaverosa Riveride
  8A The marine reserve of Cabo de Palos and Islas Hormigas
 

    9 Gebas Ravines

  10 Four Coves

  11 Mar Menor Islands and Open Spaces

  12 Ajauque Wetland and Rambla Salada

  13 Sierra de las Moreras

 

 Areas with no Legal Category

 

   14 Almadenes Canyon

   15 Mediterranean Islands

   16 Sierra de la Muela, Tiñoso Cape and Roldán*

   17 Cabezo Gordo**

   18 Guadalentín Salt Marshes**

   19 Sierra de Salinas**

 

 Nature monuments
 

    20 Monte Arabí 
    21 Gredas de Bolnuevo (in process)

 

 * Recently proposed as Regional Park under the Natural Resource Management Plan

**  Recently proposed as Protected Landscape under the Natural Resource Management Plan