Sau Reservoir
The personality of the Guilleries-Savassona Natural Area lies in a landscape dominated by Central European and Mediterranean forests and shaped by bare rocky crags. The human footprint is recognisable in many traditional activities which are still going on today and in the ubiquitous Sau reservoir which flooded the village of Sant Romà de Sau and changed the area’s scenery. You can swim in the reservoir and also do water sports such as kayaking.
On Saturday 22 June, the Consortium of the Guilleries-Savassona Natural Space begins the regulation of motorised access to the recreation area of the Sau Reservoir this summer. The measure, which is being carried out for the fourth year running, will be in operation on weekends in June and July, every day in August and weekends in September until 11 September. Afterwards, there will be environmental information staff available on weekends and public holidays in September, October, November and December until December 8.
On Saturday 22 June, the Consortium of the Guilleries-Savassona Natural Space begins the regulation of motorised access to the recreation area of the Sau Reservoir this summer. The measure, which is being carried out for the fourth year running, will be in operation on weekends in June and July, every day in August and weekends in September until 11 September. Afterwards, there will be environmental information staff available on weekends and public holidays in September, October, November and December until December 8.
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