Isla Redonda, Mediterranean island in Murcia, Spain
Isla Redonda is a small island off the Murcia coast that rises steeply from the Mediterranean Sea. Its rocky cliffs form a distinctive feature in the coastal landscape, emerging just a few meters above the water.
The island was officially registered in geographic databases in the 2010s with precise coordinates established. This late documentation reflects how small Mediterranean islands remained overlooked until modern mapping systems cataloged them.
The island carries different names across regional languages, including Isla Rondella in Spanish and Illa Rondella in Galician, reflecting Spain's linguistic diversity.
The island is visible from shore and can be found in regional travel guides and online maps. Best views are from the coastal paths and viewpoints along the nearby Murcia shoreline.
Local fishermen use the island as a navigation reference point along the coast. Its position makes it an important landmark for small boats traveling in this part of the Mediterranean.
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