Top Catalonia Wildlife Watching

Barcelona Aquarium is one of the largest in Europe and plays host to one of the world’s most impressive collections of Mediterranean marine life. Beat the ticket purchase lines and guarantee entry to this family-friendly attraction with a skip-the-line ticket, valid for the time slot you’ve selected. Browse informative exhibits about almost 11,000 different sea creatures, and stroll through a 262-foot (80-meter) tunnel inhabited by sharks and eels.

Whether you have kayaking experience or haven’t tried it before, this active kayak tour from Playa de Aro harbour promises beautiful views and lots of fun. After a technical introduction, you will paddle through turquoise waters until you reach coves. Stop for snorkeling and take a look at the underwater world.

The route is adapted to the technical needs of the group. Combine four experiences in one day: *Leafy mountain forests. * Panoramic viewpoints. *Historical heritage with the abandoned village of Gallicant. *Water and waterfalls. *A summit with 360o views *The contrast between nature and history *Changing landscapes throughout the tour live a very complete mountain experience without needing to be an experienced hiker!

The Terres de l'Ebre Biosphere Reserve is a collection of ecosystems and communities that encompass both coastal and inland Catalonia, offering a visit where short distances are perfectly compatible. The Plegadis Foundation provides classrooms and managed natural areas that are ideal for discovering the various delta ecosystems and the wildlife that inhabits them. This is closely connected to one of the Delta's most important crops, the rice fields, an agricultural system that significantly influences the changing colors and interseasonal landscapes of the Ebro Delta, as well as the rich cuisine that characterizes the region. Nearby, you can find one of the best mountainous areas of the Iberian System, the Natural Park of Els Ports, which is frequently home to the Pyrenean ibex and other rock-dwelling animals.