During the winter season, we will start our route from Seville in a 4x4 vehicle towards the town of Coria del Río, located on the banks of the Guadalquivir. This Sevillian city is considered the gateway to the Doñana Natural Area which is one of the most important natural protected areas of the European continent. From there we will go to the north of the marshes, where thousands of birds will receive us, in particular white storks since in this place we will find the biggest colony of Europe. 

The marshes are home to 200,000 birds of various species, including flamingos, spoonbills, bee-eaters and herons. More than 300 types of birds visit the area each year. The Doñana marshes are considered the most important natural area on the European continent.

We will continue the route through the northern area of the National Park until we reach the village of El Rocío. Here we will stop to visit the area along with its popular Sanctuary. This town keeps the atmosphere of the far west in its white houses and its streets crossed by horses that make it a unique place in the world.

Later on we will have the opportunity to walk into the palaces and trails of the Doñana National Park located by the La Rocina stream, always accompanied by our guide. This is a tour suitable for everyone.

After lunch in a restaurant or with our meal, we will go to the beach to discover the largest dune system in our country. On the way back, and taking advantage of the views offered by the sunset, we will travel, in a 4x4 vehicle, through a wooded area of the National Park where we may be able to see some of the large mammals of the Natural Area.

The development of the route may vary according to the time of year and weather conditions. During the summer, we will also begin our journey in a 4x4 vehicle but with the difference in time, in this season we will leave earlier towards the National Park with the intention of trying to see as many animals as possible at dawn. Then we will visit the rest of the ecosystems and, to finish, if we wish, we can enjoy a swim at the beach before our return to Seville. 

• Meeting point: Your hotel or accommodation in Seville.
• Visiting days: Daily.
• Visiting hours: It depends of the season.
• Itinerary: Pinares de Coto del Rey, alcornocales de Matasgordas, Marisma de Hinojos, Centro de visitantes de José A. Valverde, El Rocío and Matalascañas beach.