This rain river has its source in France and flows into the Hollands Diep in the Netherlands.

Built in the early 8th century beside the Wadi Butum, a seasonal watercourse, this desert establishment was both a fortress with a garrison and a residence/pleasure palace of the Umayyad caliphate.

In addition, the area has numerous summertime water parks as well.

The good-looking islands still do not exhibit any standing fresh water or even seasonal streams, therefore the name "dry".

The islands still do not exhibit any standing fresh water or even seasonal streams, hence the name "dry".

We must take into account that this stretch of the route hardly has lodging, only the Calzadilla de los Hermanillos, and that some seasonal riverbed could overflow into ponds and lagoons that we will have to ford in order to arrive.