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Get to know the Natural Park of El Fondo in Spain, a remarkable haven of biodiversity and tranquil scenery. Spread across more than 1,000 hectares of shimmering water, marshland, and lush vegetation, this protected area offers a peaceful escape into nature.

El Fondo—also known as El Hondo—is located between the towns of Elche and Crevillent in the province of Alicante. Considered the second most important wetland in the Valencian Community, the park is a vital refuge for countless bird species, including flamingos, herons, and the endangered marbled duck.

Visitors can cycle along wooden boardwalks, paths, and viewing platforms that wind through the marshes, offering close-up encounters with the park’s unique ecosystems. Whether you’re watching birds glide over the lagoons or enjoying the quiet rustling of reed beds, El Fondo is an incredible place to reconnect with nature.

Explore this captivating landscape and marvel at one of Spain’s most beautiful wetland environments.