Located in southern Spain, it is part of the Cabo de Gata Volcano Province, situated between the towns of Agua Amalga and Calponeiras. Known for its unique geological structure, it is a geological wonder composed of rocks from the Miocene period, built on a volcanic rock base. Geological features reveal volcanic activity throughout Earth's history, providing important clues for studying Earth's evolution. The coastline here is rugged and varied, with clear seawater, making it a paradise for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. At the same time, the rich wildlife and plant ecology provides opportunities for nature enthusiasts to explore. This region is also a treasure trove of culture and history.