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Nature Reserves in Murcia
Parque Regional de Calblanque
Come to the nature reserve of Calblanque and admire the beauty of a truly unspoilt environment: a beautiful coast with high dunes, long gold sandy beaches and a deep blue sea. This park has a rich diversity of bird and plant life. Calblanque can be visited on foot, by bike or on horseback. For more information and to reserve a guided tour please contact the following phone number: 968 362 513.
Parque Regional de las Salinas y Arenales
The nature reserve of Salinas and Arenales is located in San Pedro del Pinatar, near el Mojon and is the most important wetland in the region of Murcia. Every year at the end of summer flamingos flock here to migrate to northern Africa. This nature reserve has a surface area of almost 2250 acres and is divided into a private zone for industrial use and a public zone. The public zone consists of pine trees, dunes, beautiful sandy beaches and crystal clear waters.
Sierra Espuna
The nature reserve Sierra Espuna is located just behind Alhama de Murcia. Wild Goats and lynexes still roam this special park, and the top of the mountains are still covered with snow during the winter.
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There are so many good points about Mosa that it is hard to sum them up. However, the main reasons that we bought here were:
On our first visit we realised that we had not arrived at an ordinary tourist site. This was going to be something special."
John, Joe, Denise and Shirley Mitchell
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