Guide - Doñana Natural Park

How to get there

Information on how to get to the region

To reach Doñana Natural Park, you can take the A-483 road from Seville, which leads directly to El Rocío, one of the park's entry points. There are also buses from Seville and Huelva that reach towns near the park. If you prefer the train, the nearest station is in Huelva, from where you can take a bus or taxi to the park.

Area Information

General information about the area

The park features several well-marked trails that allow exploration of its diverse ecosystems. Visitor centers offer exhibitions and educational activities for all ages. Additionally, there are designated areas for birdwatching.

Geography

Geography and terrain characteristics

Doñana Natural Park spans over 54,000 hectares in southwestern Spain, encompassing marshlands, moving dunes, and Mediterranean forests. Its strategic location between the Guadalquivir River and the Atlantic Ocean makes it a unique ecological zone.

Flora & Fauna

Flora and fauna of the region

Doñana's biodiversity is impressive, with over 300 bird species, including flamingos and imperial eagles. Iberian lynxes, an endangered species, also inhabit the park. Spring is ideal for observing wildlife at its peak.