Description - What to expect

Join us on an unforgettable Doñana National Park Tour from Seville, accompanied by one of our expert guides. Our journey begins in the town of Puebla del Río, the gateway to Doñana’s wetlands. This area is home to Europe’s largest colony of white storks, where visitors can admire hundreds of birds nesting in their natural habitat.

The marshes of Doñana welcome around 200,000 birds each year, representing more than 300 different species, making it the most important natural reserve in Europe. Here you’ll also find Spain’s most productive rice fields, as well as landscapes so unique they were chosen as filming locations for the acclaimed Spanish movie The Minimum Island.

Our Doñana National Park Tour continues to the northern area of the park, where we’ll explore the charming village of El Rocío, famous worldwide for its pilgrimage. With sandy streets, horses, and traditional houses, it feels like stepping back in time. We’ll visit the Shrine of Our Lady of El Rocío, a place where over a million pilgrims gather each year for one of the world’s most significant religious celebrations.

Next, we’ll discover the Palacio del Acebrón and the nearby Arroyo de la Rocina, where you’ll walk along a circular trail through the gallery forest. Here, we’ll interpret animal tracks, learn about native plant species, and experience another fascinating Doñana ecosystem.

After the hike, we’ll pause for lunch to savor the typical cuisine of the region, before heading to the park’s stunning beaches. Stretching for more than 30 kilometers, this is Spain’s longest pristine beach, shaped by moving dunes and rich in unique flora and fauna. On warmer days, you’ll even have the chance to enjoy a refreshing swim.

As the day draws to a close, we’ll journey back to Seville in our 4×4 vehicles, crossing the forests of Doñana. Along the way, we’ll keep watch for some of the park’s most iconic wildlife, including deer, wild boar, and the legendary Iberian Lynx, the emblem of the Doñana National Park Tour.