Saja Besaya Natural Park

Saja-Besaya Natural Park is a herbal park in Cantabria, Spain. In the northern slope of the Cantabrian mountains, beech and okaygroves of the Saja-Besaya Natural Park spread out; an critical nature reserve plentiful with deers, roe deers and golden eagles. The presence of Iberian wolves is not very uncommon, and brown bears had been sighted, thus thinking about this quarter as an essential nexus of communication among remoted populations of this plantigrade.

There are also important colonies of griffon vultures. Other interesting species of animals that populate the vicinity are: eagle owls, martens, badgers, stoats and desmans. Park is a place of natural, semi-herbal or planted area set aside for human entertainment and pastime or for the protection of natural world or herbal habitats. It may also consist of grassy areas, rocks, soil and trees, but may additionally include homes and other artifacts such as monuments, fountains or playground systems. That is very beautiful tourist spot.