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1. Adra Lagoon  2. Barbate Cliff and Pine Grove  3. Los Arcornocales  4. Cadiz Bay  5. Gata-Níjar Cape  6. Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas  7. Chiclana complex  8. Espera complex  9. Puerto Real complex 10. Puerto de Sta. María complex 11. Guadalhorce River Mouth 12. Tabernas Desert 13. Despeñaperros 14. Doñana 15. River Guadiaro Estuary 16. Yesos de Sorbas 17. Amarga Lagoon 18. Fuente de Piedra Lagoon 19. Zóñar Lagoon 20. Conde Lagoon 21. Rincón Lagoon 22. Los Jarales Lagoon 23. Malaga Mountains 24. Andújar Sierra 25. Aracena and Aroche Sierra 26. Baza Sierra 27. Cardeña and Montoro Sierra 28. Castril Sierra 29. Grazalema Sierra 30. Hornachuelos Sierra 31. Huétor Sierra 32. Las Nieves Sierra 33. Sierra María 34. Sierra Nevada 35. Northen Sierra 36. Subbetica Sierra 37. Torcal de Antequera Natural Areas Cazorla, Segura & Las Villas Despeñaperros Grazalema Sierra Sierra Nevada

Andalusia is doted with beautiful countryside, not yet explored. It is now one of the regions of greatest ecological interest in Europe. With 85 protected spaces and 22 nature parks - which make up almost 20% of its territory - it is number one in the Iberian Peninsular in terms of nature conservation. Its extremely varied landscapes range from Almeria, location of the only desert in Europe (Tabernas), to Grazalema, the town of greatest annual rainfall in the whole of Spain. Due to the high degree of conservation, the contrast in its landscapes and its geographic situation, a wide range of animal and plant species are easily seen in Andalusia. A holiday in the Andalusian Sierra offers you a new perspective on 'Green Tourism'. Here you may enjoy an unpolluted environment, discover quaint white towns alive with traditions where you can sample and enjoy the most authentic gastronomy.

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