Top Nature Reserves in Spain

Wear comfy shoes! The pathways can be rocky, and I saw some poor folks struggling in flip-flops. Trust me, your feet will thank you after exploring.

Bring water and snacks. There are no facilities nearby, so I recommend packing some food to enjoy while soaking in those stunning views. It saved me from a hangry meltdown!

If it's windy, be careful with your belongings. I lost my hat because of a sudden gust. Bring something to secure your items, it's way easier to enjoy the view without worrying about your stuff!

My advice is to avoid the touristy restaurants by the water. I found a small local place a little further away that had amazing paella at a fraction of the price. Worth the trek!

I recommend renting a bike to explore the area; it's way more fun than walking, and you can cover more ground quickly. Just watch out for the heat, though! Bring water!

I think it’s smarter to pack a picnic and skip the park cafe; the food is pricey and not that great. Eating by the beach makes for a much nicer vibe, trust me!