The Ebro Delta covers all the area where the river Ebro meets the Mediterranean and is the second most important water habitat in Spain. This nature park has over 325 different species of animal. Within the park we can see nine lake zones with nine different options for the visitor, and there are various species of bird in each zone. A splendid location, full of paths for walking and cycling and routes for boats.     From our facilities, there are various walking routes and you can enjoy a range of different natural landscapes. There is now a well-structured, signposted network of footpaths throughout the county, so you can get to know the area from north to south and from east to west, and can quickly go from the most solitary of coves to the most enchanting of woods, or from the main cities to the most remote and quiet hamlets...     The passing of time has left us with the "Meravelles" caves of Benifallet, a natural monument that seems to be the masterpiece of a surrealist genius. In addition to the classic stalagmites and stalactites, there are also twisted, marvellous shapes to enjoy, where the imagination of each visitor can give shape to and discover all kinds of mysteries and magic.