Spain's 'ghost islands' deliberately cut off from the mainland to keep tourists out

Federaţia Rusă

A stunning archipelago with a chilling past lies nestled within a sheltered saltwater lagoon, remaining largely isolated from the modern world. The Mar Menor in Spain 's Murcia Region is renowned not only for its tranquil saline waters and glorious climate, but also for its five islands, born of volcanic forces beneath the sea. These islands formed at the close of the Pliocene epoch and have since evolved into both a tourist destination and a haven for wildlife. The lagoon is separated from the

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