One of the most outstanding landscapes of the natural park is the massif of Montgrí. This impressive limestone formation covers an area of 2,300 hectares and is made up of the mountains of Ullà, Montgrí and Montplà, together with Roca Maura and Torre Moratxa. This area is rich in its particular and heterogeneous fauna and flora. Another landscape of the natural park that you cannot miss is the Medes Islands and the area around them, as there are a good number of coves and caves. There are many sports and recreational activities that can be done to enjoy the geography of the coast. The beach with its dunes and the plain of the River Ter and Daró are other places where great natural wealth predominates. There are highly threatened animal species and that is why access to some areas has been restricted through the use of signs. Therefore, efforts are being made to conserve the landscape and habitat of these species.