This Natural Park or salt museum in Santa Pola is home to salt flats, dunes, beaches and freshwater ponds. It is a park with great natural variety, routes and trails covering some 2,470 Ha. This natural area is a clear example of coexistence between traditional uses and conservation of the environment. Inside you can find the Salt Museum, where you can find the interpretation center and several interpretive itineraries adapted by ramps. The upper floor of the museum is not accessible by stairs, but they are working to repair the elevator that gives access to this floor. In addition, the audiovisual room shows a video of the exhibits on the top floor that is not accessible (without audio description or magnetic loop). Outside, there are two reserved spaces adapted for PRM and wheelchair-accessible observatories. The access walkways to the building are made of wood with a 160 cm wide step reinforced with rope handrails on one side, which acts as a handrail. A joelette chair is available (with prior notice) for excursions inside or on the walkway. Also, by visiting the website you can consult the accessibility conditions that the park offers visitors, as well as various sensory activities designed to bring and allow the enjoyment of the resource for all people. Group visits (free) can be made with prior notice, for educational groups and associations. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>