Kingdom of Navarre. Land of diversity

Alloz Reservoir

The Alloz reservoir is a 'sea' created by the river Salado that is surrounded by kermes oak groves, pastures, scrubland and pine trees. It is an ideal place to visit at any time of the year, but especially in summer. Swimming in its cool bluish waters, relaxing under one of its trees or feeling like Robinson Crusoe by rowing a boat across the reservoir are some of the activities to be enjoyed in this natural enclave.

Twelve kilometres to the north-east of Estella-Lizarra, between the towns of Yerri and Guesálaz, lies the Alloz reservoir, a body of water fed by the river Salado and surrounded by Portuguese oaks, pasturelands, thickets and pines.

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In Alloz and surrounding area

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