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Catalunya Cataluña Cat MAPA (esmenes 03/11) FRANCÈS 13/9/11 11:51 Página 1 Associació Catalana de Ports Esportiusi Turístics 934 153 301 SANTA CRISTINA D’ARO 972 835 293 LLADORRE (TAVASCAN) 973 623 079 CAT PARCS NATURALS I ESPAIS PROTEGITS www.santacristina.net/turisme www.tavascan.info www.acpet.es Per tal de defensar uns paisatges i espais naturals determinats —i la vege- SARRIÀ DE TER 972 213 262 LLAVORSÍ 973 622 217 tació i fauna que els ocupen— Catalunya disposa d’un seguit d’espais www.turismegirones.cat llavorsi.ddl.net protegits classificats en parcs nacionals, parcs naturals, parcs comarcals, COSTA BRAVA TORROELLA DE MONTGRÍ MONTAGUT I OIX 972 287 804 Portbou www.portdeportbou.cat 972 390 712 972 755 180 www.montagutioix.net paratges naturals d’interès nacional i espais protegits. Els parcs i espais www.museudelamediterrania.cat Colera www.cnsmcolera.com 972 389 095 MONTFERRER 973 298 135 protegits tenen oficina d’informació. TOSSA DE MAR 972 340 108 montferrercastellbo.ddl.net Llançà www.cnllanca.cat 972 380 710 www.infotossa.com OLOT PARQUES NATURALES Y ESPACIOS PROTEGIDOS El Port de la Selva www.cnps.es 972 387 000 VILABERTRAN 972 260 141 Roses www.portroses.com 972 154 412 972 505 902 / www.vilabertran.cat www.olot.cat/turisme Con la finalidad de defender determinados paisajes y espacios naturales 972 268 112 Santa Margarida 972 257 700 VILOBÍ D'ONYAR (AEROPORT DE GIRONA) www.parcsdecatalunya.net —y la vegetación y fauna que los ocupan— Cataluña dispone de una serie 972 942 955 de espacios protegidos clasificados en parques nacionales, parques Empuriabrava www.empuriaport.com 972 451 239 www.catalunya.com ORGANYÀ 973 382 002 organya.ddl.net naturales, parques comarcales, parajes naturales de interés nacional y L'Escala www.nauticescala.com 972 770 016 L'Estartit www.cnestartit.es 972 751 402 COSTA DAURADA LA POBLA DE LILLET 938 236 146 espacios protegidos. Los parques y espacios protegidos tienen oficina de www.pobladelillet.cat Aiguablava 972 623 161 información. LA POBLA DE SEGUR Llafranc www.nauticllafranc.net 972 300 754 ALCOVER 977 846 452 973 680 257 www.alcover.cat www.pobladesegur.cat Marina Palamós www.lamarinapalamos.es 972 601 000 NATURAL PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS ALTAFULLA 977 651 426 EL PONT DE SUERT 973 690 640 Palamós www.cncostabrava.com 972 314 324 www.elpontdesuert.cat In order to preserve exceptional landscapes and natural environments and the www.altafulla.cat Port d'Aro www.cnportdaro.net 972 818 929 PUIGCERDÀ plants and animals which inhabit them, a number of areas in Catalonia have L’ARBOÇ 977 167 725 Sant Feliu de Guíxols www.clubnauticsantfeliu.com 972 321 700 www.arbocenc.org 972 140 665 been granted special protection and classified as national parks, natural www.cerdanya.cat Cala Canyelles www.cncanyelles.com 972 368 818 LA BISBAL DE FALSET 977 819 012 972 880 542 parks, regio-nal parks, landscapes of national interest, or protected areas. Blanes www.cvblanes.es 972 330 552 www.bisbalfalset.org www.puigcerda.cat Each one has its own information office. CALAFELL 977 699 141 RIBERA DE CARDÓS (VALL DE www.calafell.cat CARDÓS) 973 623 239 COSTA DE BARCELONA- MARESME PARCS NATURELS ET ESPACES PROTÉGÉS CAMBRILS 977 792 307 vallcardos.ddl.net Arenys de Mar www.cnarenys.com 937 921 600 www.turcambrils.info RIBES DE FRESER 972 727 728 Pour la protection de certains paysages et espaces naturels, ainsi que de la www.vallderibes.cat El Balís www.cnelbalis.com 937 929 900 CAPAFONTS 977 868 204 végétation et de la faune qu’ils recèlent, la Catalogne compte un certain www.capafonts.cat RIPOLL 972 702 351 Mataró www.portmataro.com 937 550 961 nombre d’espaces classés comme parcs nationaux, parcs naturels, parcs EL CATLLAR 977 653 101 www.ripoll.cat régionaux, zones naturelles d’intérêt national et zones protégées. Les parcs et Premià de Mar www.marinapremia.com 937 549 119 www.elcatllar.org SALDES 938 258 046 www.saldes.cat zones protégées disposent d’un bureau de renseignement. 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Els clubs es localitzen Deltebre 977 740 456 977 010 670 / www.reus.cat/turisme TERRES DE L'EBRE 977 327 155 / www.turismebaixcamp.org principalment prop la costa, a les proximitats de Barcelona i als Pirineus. Port Calafat www.portcalafat.com 977 486 184 AEROPORT DE REUS 977 772 204 Sant Jordi d’Alfama 932 021 040 L'ALDEA 977 450 012 www.catalunya.com www.aldea.cat CAMPOS DE GOLF L'Ametlla de Mar www.pcserveis.com/cnam 977 457 240 RODA DE BARÀ 977 657 774 L'AMETLLA DE MAR El golf es un deporte en plena expansión en Catalunya. Los clubes se localizan L'Ampolla www.dsi.es/nauticam 977 460 211 www.rodadebara.cat 977 456 477 / 977 456 329 principalmente cerca de la costa, en las proximidades de Barcelona y en los SALOU 977 350 102 www.ametllademar.cat Sant Carles de la Ràpita www.santcarlesmarina.es 977 745 153 Pirineos. www.isalou.info L'AMPOLLA 977 593 011 Les Cases d'Alcanar 977 735 001 SANTA COLOMA DE QUERALT 977 880 478 www.ampolla.cat www.stacqueralt.altanet.org LA CATALOGNE: UNE MOSAÏQUE DE PAYSAGES GOLF COURSES AMPOSTA 977 703 453 SANTES CREUS (AIGUAMÚRCIA) www.turismeamposta.cat Golf is a rapidly growing sport in Catalonia. Most golf clubs are located either 977 638 141 La Catalogne, au nord-est de la péninsule Ibérique, s’étend sur 32 000 km2 et www.altcamp.cat ASCÓ 977 406 583 along the coast, near Barcelona, or in the Pyrenees. PARCS AQUÀTICS, TEMÀTICS www.asco.cat compte quelque sept millions d’habitants. Son histoire, sa langue et une SEGUR DE CALAFELL 977 159 058 I D’ATRACCIONS www.calafell.org/turisme BENIFALLET 977 462 249 tradition culturelle, politique et juridique particulière ont marqué la TERRAINS DE GOLF www.benifallet.altanet.org PARQUES ACUÁTICOS, TEMÁTICOS LA SELVA DEL CAMP 977 844 630 personnalité du pays et de ses habitants.
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