Alcanada in Sálbufera de Mallorca Natural Park.

S'Albufera de Mallorca Nature Reserve

Mallorca

S'Albufera de Mallorca


S 'Albufera Nature Reserve lies in the north of Majorca, in l'Alcúdia bay. It is a marshy coastline formed by lakes and natural and artificial canals.

The presence of vertebrates in the area deserves a mention. These include, martens, weasels, tortoises and the calopet, amongst others. However, birds dominate this open space, namely the marsh harrier, little bittern, black-winged stilt, purple heron, 'vascon' and moustached warbler..

S'Albufera de Mallorca Nature Reserve


Alcúdia, Majorca  (Balearic Islands)

Type of area:Natural Park Area:2,929.56 hectares Email:parc.albufera@gmail.com Tel.:+34 971892250 (Centro de información de sa Roca) Website:S'Albufera de Mallorca Nature Reserve

Majorca (Balearic Islands):

Useful information

What you need to know


  • Cultural information

    A small museum offers information on the birds and plants that can be seen in the Nature Reserve. It moreover exhibits a model of this open space.

  • Environmental information

    The flora is notable for the reeds and cladium mariscum. The dunes are covered in pines, amongst other species. The fauna comprises martens, weasels, tortoises and calopet, to name but a few.

  • Information for visits

    There is a Visitor Centre in Can Picafort where you can find information about the Park, and organise visits.