Parc Natural de s'Albufera des Grau

Lovely scenery. We didn't see much wildlife, just crabs, fish and some birds. Very hot so definitely need to take a drink. Was good to end the walk along the beach so we could paddle (or swim if you want) and cool down. Parking is limited and with very tight spaces! Would say to go early morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat of the sun. Free to enter and park. No booking involved but go into the information office for a map and details about where to walk.

A wonderful place full of wildlife and great views Free to visit and brilliantly administered by the Governmental department Impressive visitors centre with great displays and a very knowledgeable expert on hand

Stunning little find, the water for swimming was clear and very safe for smaller ones as very shallow for about 50m and slowly deepens . One local bar / restaurant still open very cheap but nice selection of food. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ recommend, we loved the beach / cove and views over the med 👍

Absolutely beautiful place for a walk. Depends on which route you take, but it takes usually 30mins-1hour near es grau. It is also connected to a beach nearby, so pack some swimsuits!

Lovely quiet natural park with walks around each side of a very scenic lake, well known for its birdlife. If you're lucky enough, you may see the odd tortoise and plenty of lizards and butterflies too.

Beautiful beaches, stunning cliff faces, and amazing views. This is an absolute must when visiting Manorca as far as I'm concerned. Rent kayaks/paddle boards, go snorkelling, go on a hike up the coast. There is tons to do both in the water and out while you are here. I had not heard of s'Albufera before arriving and it was definitely a big highlight of the trip. Absolutely check out Favoritx lighthouse if you can, even if it's just from the distance.

Beautiful wetland area just behind the beach at Es Grau. Interesting visitors centre detailing history of the area and it's wildlife. Good place for birdwatching from the various hides - seen plenty of different species, including the rare Bittern. One of the best "twitcher" sites on the island.

Nice easy walk amongst the pine trees in the sandy paths, with a permanent background view on the blue Mediterranean sea on one side and the swamps on the other. The fauna is fairly rich with birds, ducks and more. Enjoy the little bays and creeks, have a swim here and there, while visiting some of the ancient fortifications. Easy walk of 2 hours or more.