Barreta Island

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Barreta Island is a remote, uninhabited barrier island in the Algarve region of southern Portugal, known for its pristine beaches, protected natural habitats, and role as part of the Ria Formosa Natural Park.

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Barreta Island canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf barrier island
protected area
access boat only
accessPoint Port of Faro
administrativeRegion Faro District
Municipality of Faro
belongsTo Natura 2000 network
climate Mediterranean climate with Atlantic influence
coast Atlantic Ocean
country Portugal
ecosystemType coastal barrier island ecosystem
environmentalStatus protected landscape within Ria Formosa Natural Park
governedBy Portuguese environmental protection laws
hasAlternativeName Deserta Island
linked to: Ilha Deserta

Ilha Deserta
Ilha da Barreta
hasAttraction opportunities for birdwatching
quiet, low-crowd beaches
undeveloped sandy shoreline
hasFeature limited human infrastructure
pristine beaches
protected natural habitats
remote location
salt marshes
sand dunes
hasRestriction construction limits
environmental protection rules
locatedIn Algarve
Iberian Peninsula coastal zone
Ria Formosa lagoon system
southern Portugal
nearestCity Faro
partOf Ria Formosa Natural Park
barrier island system of Ria Formosa
population 0 permanent inhabitants
protectedFor bird nesting areas
coastal ecosystems
dune vegetation
tourismType beach tourism
nature tourism

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Ilha da Barreta hasAlternativeName Barreta Island