This document summarizes the key natural features of four Spanish landscapes - the Lakes of Covadonga in Asturias, the Daimiel Tables in Ciudad Real, the beach of Santa Pola in Alicante, and Mount Teide volcano in Tenerife. It describes each area's natural attractions that draw tourists, including lakes visited on religious pilgrimages, important bird habitats, historic port towns and beaches, and an iconic volcano that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The document was written by two Spanish high school students as a school project on Spain's nature.

1. La naturaleza de España
Spanish
landscapes

2. Los lagosde Covadonga (Asturias)
Los lagos de Covadonga (Asturias)

3. Characteristics of Lake covadonga
These lakes are well known in this region and
frequently visited by tourists and Spaniards.
A Lake is reached from off the road that goes up
from Covadonga, a mythical place to find the cave
where the image of the Virgen de Covadonga is
worshipped.
The lakes are part of the National Park Picos de
Europa.

4. Las Tablas De Daimiel (In Ciudad Real)

5. Daimiel Characteristics Tables
(in Ciudad Real)
This area is a key point for many species of birds
that come here to nest and breed.
This national park is located in the province of
Ciudad Real, and it is a symbol of the nature of
Castilla La Mancha.

6. Playa de Santa Pola (Alicante)

7. Characteristics of the Playa
de Santa Pola (Alicante).
Santa Pola is a municipality of Valencia
(Spain) on the coast of the provice
ofAlicante, in the region of Lower Vinalopó.
The appeal of Santa Pola lies in its historical
remains, its busy port and its beaches with
Blue Flag (the highest distinction awarded
by the European Union).
Its beaches are visited by the Greeks and they
are popular for fishing.

8. El Teide (Tenerife)

9. Features Teide (Tenerife).
The Teide volcano is a World Heritage Site, located on the island of Tenerife. It is the
highest peak in Spain and any Atlantic island. It is also the third largest volcano from
its base on Earth.
It is also a nature reserve in the category of Natural Monument.
At present, the Teide Natural Monument is considered the most emblematic area in the
Canary Islands.

10. Written by:
Nerea Gómez García
Cristina Bustos Huelves
Students of Senda Galiana High S
chool in Torres de la Alameda.
4th Group B.
We hope you enjoyed our work!
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