Visitor Center José Antonio Valverde — Agencia de viajes in Fuente De Piedra

Reseñas de Visitor Center José Antonio Valverde

• Andres

  Adicional 2016.08.10

  Loved the flamingos. Great natural reserve, and it was a random find.
• Florencia

  Adicional 2016.03.19

  When you drive into the site having driven through the little town of Fuente de Piedra, on the left is a sign saying Disabled Access - Acceso para discapacitados. We ignored that and drove to the right, thinking it meant wheelchair access to the centre, avoiding a step or two. It's more than that as the carpark on the right has a whole flight of steepish steps; you might prefer the other access with a stepless walk to the centre.
• Agustina

  Adicional 2015.11.11

  But in January the lake was brim-full, and loads of wildfowl all around. The famous flamingos were just taking on their brightest pink tinge, ready for the breeding season. The reason that I know that is thanks to the excellent (although unheated!) Visitors' Centre which was very informative. It also has good lavatories - ASEOS is what you look for.
• Valeria

  Adicional 2015.11.11

  Friendly English speaking staff. Downside for me is that the display text is Spanish but headsets are available. Free!
• Sara

  Adicional 2015.04.24

  Binoculars would be useful. As the lake was so large, even walking some way the flocks of birds were some distance off.
• Sophie

  Adicional 2015.03.24

  What surprised me about the whole site was the large number of "ordinary" birds, by which I mean not waterfowl. I guess that the water to drink, and above all the number of insects around encourages them.
• Ashley

  Adicional 2014.06.01

  Good place to start your visit with maps and information in english. Closes from 2pm to 4pm, also no cafe so have your own food.
• Emma

  Adicional 2013.11.03

  January with a full lagoon, and fewer insects!
• Samuel

  Adicional 2013.08.28

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• Ana

  Adicional 2013.07.20

  Which brings me to my final point - I guess some insect repellent would be useful in the warmer months
• Emmanuel

  Adicional 2013.05.25

  Very well laid out for birdwatchers , Flamingos are coming end Jan beginning Feb
• Elena

  Adicional 2013.04.07

  The lagoon is fed by underground water. When the water table drops through drought and pumping for irrigating the surrounding crops, the lake level drops too.