Between two natural parks

It provides a habitat for thousands of birds, which can be observed from viewpoints and areas especially designed for birdwatching. Exotic flamingos are the biggest stars and can be spotted with relative ease. The Delta offers numerous walking and cycling routes, since the terrain is very flat. In addition, the coastline of the Terres de l’Ebre and the Delta has consolidated its reputation as one of the best locations for water sports such as kayaking and snorkelling. The wind that usually sweeps through this region makes the perfect ally for kitesurfers.

It stretches to the Catalan part of the Els Ports massif, which extends beyond the boundary of the Terres de l’Ebre and enters the provinces of Teruel and Castellón. The highest point is the summit of Caro, which rises to 1,441 metres above sea level. These peaks stand out for the wealth of the plant and animal life and serve as a shelter for numerous wildlife and plant species. Thus, for example, the natural park is home to the Spanish ibex and Europe’s southernmost beech forest, the Fageda del Retaule, which is dominated by the Faig Pare (Father Beech), in the town of Sénia. Mountain enthusiasts will find their particular paradise here, with dozens of paths and tracks where they can truly immerse themselves in the surroundings and discover breathtaking landscapes that are hidden to all except those with hiking boots and a good dose of courage.