Visit the Ebro Delta Natural Park

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WHAT IS THE EBRO DELTA NATURAL PARK?

The Ebro Delta is the largest and most important aquatic region in Catalonia and covers an area of 330.31 km2. In addition, it also has two large bays: Bahía de los Alfaques and Bahía del Fangar, with an area of 68.46 km².
The main characteristics of this natural space are its great variety of landscapes, creating up to 80 types of environments in which all types of flora and fauna can be found.
In 1983 the Ebro Delta Natural Park was created as a system for the preservation of natural systems.

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THE EBRO DELTA NATURAL PARK, A RECOGNISED TREASURE

For many years, “Terres de l’Ebre” and the Ebro Delta have been catalogued as a singular and natural territory. In 1962 it was named as an area of international importance with the highest category, within the classification of Euro-African wetlands of international interest elaborated by Bureau Mar. In addition, in 1984 it was declared an area of European importance by the European Council for its salty vegetation, and three years later, the European Union declared it a Special Protection Area for Birds. It was also added to the Ramsar Convention and wetlands in 1993, and obtained the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in 2007. In 2013, for example, it was declared a Natural Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO thanks to its natural and landscape richness. One of the main reasons for this is the fantastic representation in Mediterranean ecosystems. Moreover, on 27 September 2016 the Ebro Delta and Terres de l’Ebre were declared one of the 100 best sustainable tourist destinations in the world.