Prepare yourself to be in adventure mode, you will explore the Doñana National Park a natural reserve in Andalusia in southern Spain, in the provinces of Huelva, Cádiz, and Seville. It National Park owns a unique biodiversity and an incredible fauna with fishes, amphibians, reptiles, mammals and a great variety of birds. Here, you will have the opportunity to observe one of the most endangered felines in the world, the beautiful Iberian lynx. 

Start your full day tour, departing from Seville towards the town of Coria del Río on the Guadalquivir. From there, we will go to the largest colony of white storks in Europe, where thousands of birds will receive us. We will pass through the most important rice field in Spain and the filming locations of Isla Mínima film. The marshlands are home to 200,000 animals for more than 300 species of birds every year, making this natural space the most important in the continent. We will continue the route through the northern area of the National Park until we reach the village of El Rocío. Here, you will visit the town alongside with your professional guide. This town keeps the atmosphere of the far west in its white houses and its sand streets crossed by horses that make it a unique place in the world!

Next, we begin a walking guided tour through the trails and palaces of the Doñana National Park next to the stream of La Rocina. After lunch (not included), we will arrive at the beach to discover the largest dune system in the country. Take advantage of the sunset while we travel through The Doãna National Park in a jeep trip, where possibly we will be able to sight some of the great mammals. The route may vary according to the time of year and weather conditions. Afterwards, we will visit El Rocío, the rest of the ecosystems to end this guided tour. In summer, you can swim on the beach before you return to Seville. The drop-off on this full-day tour is at your hotel's door!