He water is an essential resource for life and an element that gives us some of the most spectacular landscapes in the world. In Spain, In addition to rivers and dream costsalso There are swamps and reservoirs of great beauty that attract travelers and nature lovers.
Many of them, surrounded by mountains, forests and river beaches, offer a Refuge of tranquility and the possibility of performing Aquatic activities. With World Water Daywe review some of The most impressive swamps and reservoirs.
Pantano de la Serena (Extremadura)
Located in the province of Badajoz, the Serena swamp is The biggest in Spain and one of the largest in Europe, with a capacity of more than 3,000 cubic hectometers.
Its extensive sheet of water and the white sand beaches that surround it make it an ideal destination to disconnect and enjoy a privileged natural environment. In addition, its crystalline waters are perfect for bathroom and the practice of aquatic sports.
Rumblar swamp (Jaén)
Also known as Baños Pantanothis reservoir is in the middle of Sierra Morena and is surrounded by an impressive Mediterranean forest. It is a perfect enclave for fauna sighting, since in its surroundings species such as the Iberian lynx, the real eagle or the otter inhabit.
On the beach of the Tamujoso, located on one of its banks, sports such as canoeing or candle can be practiced, in addition to being one of the most frequented bath areas.
San Juan swamp (Madrid)
A few kilometers from the capital, the San Juan swamp is one of the main aquatic leisure areas in the Community of Madrid. Built in 1955, this reservoir has 650 hectares of calm waters, natural beaches and a great restoration offer that makes it a very popular destination.
Its characteristic environment of pine forests and mountains makes it perfect for one -day getaways and activities such as surf paddle, fishing or hiking.
Valdemurio swamp (Asturias)
Nestled In the Natural Park of Las Ubiñas-La Mesathis swamp is One of the most beautiful in Asturias. Surrounded by imposing mountains and forests, it is an ideal destination for lovers of aquatic sports and ecotourism.
In addition, in its waters you can practice activities such as kayak and canoeing, while nearby trails offer routes to discover the biodiversity of the area.
Entrepeñas swamp (Castilla-La Mancha)
Known as the “Mar de Castilla”this reservoir located in Guadalajara It is part of the Tajo-Segura transfer. Its turquoise blue waters and its natural environment make it a spectacular destination, ideal for the practice of water sports and to enjoy a beach day inside the peninsula.
The views from their viewpoints are an unforgettable postcard for those who seek direct contact with nature.
Guadalest swamp (Alicante)
Located in a privileged enclave, surrounded by the imposing mountains of the Marina BaixaGuadalest’s swamp is One of the most visited in Spain.
Its emerald water and its proximity to one of the most beautiful peoples in the country, Guadalest, make this destination a mandatory stop. It is an ideal place to make hiking trails, Kayak excursions or simply enjoy the panoramic views from the natural viewpoints.
A tribute to water spaces
The Pantans and reservoirs of Spain Not only do they fulfill an essential function in water regulation, but also offer a Biodiversity refuge and an oasis for Nature Tourism Lovers.
In World Water Dayit is essential to remember the importance of conserving these spaces to continue enjoying their beauty and the resources they provide.
Either for bathroom, navigation or simple contemplation, these Water enclaves are a treasure that we must protect.
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