Doñana National Park Day Trip From Seville

On this guided tour, you will discover Doñana’s stunning wetlands, admirable for its huge extension of rice fields that cater to the highest production of rice in Spain! These extensive marshes are home to over 300 species of birds, such as the unique Spanish Imperial Eagle as well as a stunning range of olive and oak trees. Go on to explore the northern region of Donana and witness the famous Shrine of La Virgen del Rocío, where more than a million people gather every year to participate in one of the most important religious pilgrimages on the planet.

Continue your visually stimulating tour, with a hike along the gallery forest, eventually taking a short break for lunch. After tickling your taste buds with delicious local cuisine, sit back and relax at the longest pristine beach in Spain. Wrap up your eventful day as dusk falls, and witness a gorgeous landscape as you return to Seville crossing. Create unforgettable memories with this experience - highly recommended for those who enjoy spending time in nature.

Doñana National Park Day Trip From Seville

Discover Doñana National Park on this full-day guided tour that includes transportation from Seville, an expert English-speaking guide, and a delicious local lunch. The park covers over 540 square miles, making it one of the largest protected areas in Europe. Key highlights include the extensive marshlands, rice fields covering more than 70,000 acres, and pristine beaches stretching for nearly 30 miles along the Atlantic coast. Tourists will also visit a quaint Spanish village known as El Rocio, which is an important pilgrimage site with over 150 years of history. The day trip lasts around 8 hours, offering ample time to explore each area thoroughly while learning about the rich biodiversity and unique ecosystem that supports thousands of species. With stops at iconic landmarks such as the rice fields and marshes, this tour provides a comprehensive look into one of Spain’s most significant natural reserves.

Explore Doñana National Park's Marshlands

Your tour stops at Doñana National Park's extensive marshlands where you will witness an incredible range of flora and fauna in their natural habitat. Established in 1969, the park covers over 540 square miles and is home to more than 2,700 plant species and numerous bird species that migrate here each year. Guests can hike along the interpretive trails for approximately two hours, observing animal tracks and learning about indigenous plants from their knowledgeable guide. The marshlands are unique due to their extensive biodiversity and conservation efforts aimed at protecting endangered species such as the Iberian lynx. This area is also notable for its role in Spanish cinema, with several scenes from the film 'Isla Mínima' filmed here in 2014.

Witness the Vast Rice Fields of Doñana National Park

At Doñana National Park's vast rice fields, guests can marvel at the expansive landscape that produces over 75% of Spain’s total annual rice harvest. Spanning more than 70,000 acres, these fields are meticulously maintained and offer stunning views throughout the year. Visitors spend about an hour walking through the paddies to understand the agricultural practices and ecological importance of this area. The park was designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1982, recognizing its significant contribution to both agriculture and conservation efforts. These rice fields stand out for their sustainable farming methods that coexist with wildlife preservation.

Enjoy El Rocio Village Pilgrimage Site

Visitors will explore the quaint village of El Rocio, an important pilgrimage destination nestled within Doñana National Park’s boundaries. The village has been a site of religious significance for over 150 years and attracts thousands of pilgrims annually during Holy Week celebrations. Guests spend about an hour walking through this charming town to learn about its cultural heritage and historical importance. El Rocio's unique blend of traditional Spanish culture and natural beauty sets it apart from other pilgrimage sites in Spain.

Tour Highlights

• Enjoy the stunning Spanish wetlands at Doñana National Park
• Witness extensive flora and fauna along interpretive trails
• Check out exquisite views of rice fields producing 75% of Spain’s annual harvest
• Explore quaint El Rocio village, an important pilgrimage site for over 150 years
• Hike through the gallery forest learning about indigenous plant species
• Enjoy a lip-smacking lunch featuring local cuisine in Doñana National Park
• Relax on the longest pristine beach in Spain stretching nearly 30 miles along Atlantic coast

Perfect for nature enthusiasts, bird watchers, and history buffs, this full-day guided tour provides an immersive experience of Doñana National Park's diverse ecosystems. The eight-hour format allows you to explore iconic landmarks like the marshlands, rice fields, and pristine beaches while enjoying a delicious local lunch. This day trip offers unique insights into Spain’s natural wonders and cultural heritage.