Cabrera Archipelago

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The Cabrera Archipelago is a small group of protected Mediterranean islands and islets south of Mallorca, Spain, known for their unspoiled landscapes, rich marine biodiversity, and status as a national park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archipelago
national park
access by boat only
restricted
country Spain
designation Maritime-terrestrial national park
governingBody Government of Spain
linked to: Spanish government

Government of the Balearic Islands
hasActivity diving
hiking
snorkeling
hasEcosystem Mediterranean scrub
Posidonia oceanica seagrass meadows
coastal cliffs
hasFauna Audouin's gull
Balearic shearwater
Mediterranean monk seal
loggerhead sea turtle
hasFlora Mediterranean maquis vegetation
endemic Balearic plant species
hasIsland Cabrera Island
Conills Island
Foradada Island
Imperial Island
Na Pobra
Plana Island
Redona Island
hasIslet Na Conills
Na Foradada
Na Plana
Na Pobra
Na Redona
hasLargestIsland Cabrera Island
hasProtectionStatus Site of Community Importance
Special Protection Area for Birds
knownFor clear waters
rich marine biodiversity
seabird colonies
seagrass meadows
unspoiled landscapes
locatedIn Balearic Islands
Mediterranean Sea
locatedSouthOf Mallorca
partOf Balearic archipelago
linked to: Balearic Islands

Natura 2000 network
primaryUse conservation
regulated ecotourism
scientific research
protectedAs Cabrera Archipelago Maritime-Terrestrial National Park

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cabrera isPartOf Cabrera Archipelago
Bishopric of Mallorca territoryIncludes Cabrera Archipelago
Sa Ràpita hasViewOf Cabrera Archipelago (offshore islands)
linked to: Cabrera Archipelago