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In La Vanguardia Readers' Photos we can admire this view of the first day of the year, the first sunrise, the first rays of sun in the easternmost tip of the country, in Cap de Creus.
Cap de Creus is a magical and wild corner of our geography, worthy of being cared for, respected and enjoyed. Between land and sea, it is a space with a unique geological configuration, with structures and outcrops that form a unique complex in the world.
The effect of the Tramuntana has caused capricious forms of erosion to appear and has transformed the landscape in a very special way, to the point of being a great source of inspiration for Salvador Dalí.
The terrestrial-maritime space that Cap de Creus occupies in Cadaqués, in the Alt Empordà region, is a strange territory, withdrawn into itself, battered by the north wind and with strange geological forms.
The Cap de Creus Natural Park is a protected area that invites you to go hiking in winter and enjoy its coves in summer.
