CÁDIZ BAY
The bay of Cádiz is an ocean inlet that lay around the Spanish southwestern city of Cádiz. Surrounded by the municipalities of Rota, El Puerto de Santa María, Puerto Real, San Fernando and Cádiz itself, the bay serves as an outlet for the Guadalete, Iro and Salado de Rota rivers, presenting in addition large areas of marshes and estuaries, consequently being declared as a Natural Park. Moreover, due to its geomorphology as a natural harbour, the bay has a notorious archeological relevance.