Special Protocol Covid-19
- The guide shall be equipped with appropriate protective equipment to ensure the safety of the group and to create an image of trust, as stipulated in the regulations in force at the time of the action. Initially these will be: mask covering nose and mouth, use hydroalcoholic gel. Participants shall wear mandatory protective equipment, depending on the regulations established for the time of the action. The protection will be contemplated in a multidirectional way, both from the guide towards the participants, and of course between the participants themselves.
- The guide shall offer hydroalcoholic gel to sanitize the hands of the persons involved at the beginning of the route, also considering its use in the event that they accidentally come into contact with any surface during the course of the route, or simply when they request it.
- At the beginning of each ROUTE the safety protocols will be explained in a brief and concise way: interpersonal distance of 1m50 / 2 meters, and avoid any physical contact with any surface or other people in the course of the activity and its different stops.
- The maximum capacity allowed for any of the visits is 25 people outdoors and 15 people indoors. It is recommended to book in advance.
Located about 10 kilometers from the city of Valencia, the natural park l’Albufera is one of the natural paradises of the Valencian Community.
Composed of three ecosystems, the Devesa, the lake and the rice fields that occupy a 70% of the surface. Probably the best known is the Lake, which currently has an area of aproximately 2,100
hectares.
Its name comes from the Arabic word, Albufaira, which would mean something like a small sea.
The original area would be around 30,000 hectares and the water was salty. At present its water comes from the filtrations of the rivers Júcar and Turia, so the salinity of the water is very low.
The Albufera was internationally recognized as a bird reserve, there are 372 species
Some 90 species nest in it.
In the same we can visit the observatory located in the Raco del’Olla, a magnificent place for
enjoy privileged views of the various species of birds.
Interestingly, another fact to highlight is the depth of the lake, which measures just a meter
average, and about three in the deepest parts.
To visit it you can only sail with traditional boats of little draught; that formerly
were used to fish in the lake and today make us admire some of the most beautiful
sunsets from all over the community.
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Special Protocol Covid-19
- The guide shall be equipped with appropriate protective equipment to ensure the safety of the group and to create an image of trust, as stipulated in the regulations in force at the time of the action. Initially these will be: mask covering nose and mouth, use hydroalcoholic gel. Participants shall wear mandatory protective equipment, depending on the regulations established for the time of the action. The protection will be contemplated in a multidirectional way, both from the guide towards the participants, and of course between the participants themselves.
- The guide shall offer hydroalcoholic gel to sanitize the hands of the persons involved at the beginning of the route, also considering its use in the event that they accidentally come into contact with any surface during the course of the route, or simply when they request it.
- At the beginning of each ROUTE the safety protocols will be explained in a brief and concise way: interpersonal distance of 1m50 / 2 meters, and avoid any physical contact with any surface or other people in the course of the activity and its different stops.
- The maximum capacity allowed for any of the visits is 25 people outdoors and 15 people indoors. It is recommended to book in advance.