Lake Negratin

Water type: Artificial lake
Continent: Europe
Climate: Subtropical
Country: Spain

Negratín Reservoir is a reservoir located in Freila, province of Granada, Andalusia, Spain and it is considered one of 11 other reservoirs in Granada.

Lake Negratin stands as one of the largest freshwater lakes in Andalusia, created by the Negratin Dam along the Guadiana Menor River. Accessible via the A-315, it can be reached from the nearby villages of Freila, Zujar, or Cuevas del Campo. The lake presents a stunning vista, displaying hues ranging from aquamarine to cobalt blue, influenced by the time of day and the sun\’s position. Framed by rugged cliffs on its northern bank, the lake provides a picturesque retreat for those seeking tranquility amid natural beauty.

For water enthusiasts, activities such as canoeing and sailing are available through the El Negratin Club Nautico. This sailing club, complete with a lakeside restaurant, is conveniently situated and marked from the village of Cuevas del Campo, offering a delightful opportunity to engage in water sports while enjoying the serene surroundings.