Basses d'en Coll
The Basses d'en Coll are a system of two ponds that form the mouth of the Molí irrigation canal, where the waters of the rice fields of Pals. These ponds are part of the partial nature reserve of the Baix Ter wetlands, within the Montgrí National Park, the Medes Islands and the Baix Ter.
We can find different species of vegetation such as willow and omeda, brambles, reeds and reedbeds. Also, we can find secondary mobile dunes (white dunes) with blur; stabilized dunes with communities of Crucianellion maritimae and submerged grasslands.
The Basses d'en Coll is also an important point for the breeding of birds, amphibians, invertebrates, such as the population of turtles (Triops cancriformis).
Depending on the season, however, we can find vegetation and breeds of one species of animals or another.
That is why it is advisable to know it with your own eyes and own experience.
Visit Pals
The medieval legacy

Pals is a village of wonderful contrasts.
The town centre stands out for the magnificent state of conservation of the medieval village, with cobbled streets, Visigothic tombs, La Torre de les Hores, the town wall and many other surprising places to discover.
Another of the landscapes that Pals offers us are the wetlands and its famous rice fields, where the famous and appreciated Pals rice is obtained. A highly recommended environment for lovers of photography and hiking.
The Gran beach in Pals is also another place of great natural and scenic interest. A place to enjoy a day of relaxation or sport, with windsurfing, kitesurfing, kayaking or snorkelling.