Depart the bustling streets of Seville and escape to Doñana National Park for a day trip. Let the natural landscapes blanketing the 543 km² area and wild animals envelop you. While you roam the expansive park, you will meander through forests, wetlands, sand dunes, and beaches on this unmissable day trip to the Doñana National Park from Seville.
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Depart the bustling streets of Seville and escape to Doñana National Park for a day trip. Let the natural landscapes blanketing the 543 km² area and wild animals envelop you.
While you roam the expansive park, you will meander through forests, wetlands, sand dunes, and beaches on this unmissable day trip to the Doñana National Park from Seville.
Your Seville day trip to Doñana National Park will introduce you to the vast landscapes tucked into the corners of Spain.
Travel to the National Park, where nature and wildlife thrive! Amid the vast scenery — beaches, dunes (the largest in Spain), forest, and marshes — you can find a collection of wild boars, flamingos, birds, rabbits, and red deer. Fortunate visitors may spot these endangered species: Iberian lynx and the royal eagle.
You will also witness a collection of birds that migrate back and forth from Europe to Africa!
If you want to enter the park for a 4-hour safari in an all-terrain vehicle, the ticket will cost you €30 (US$33) per person. You will have to pay €15 (US$17) for children between the ages 4 and 8, and children aged 3 and under can enter for free.
You cannot enter with your own private vehicle. The ticket includes a tour of the park. On this journey, your driver-guide will take you across all of the ecosystems spanning Doñana National Park.
It depends on which mode of transportation you decide to take! The journey usually takes around 1 hour by vehicle.
You can also take a bus to Doñana National Park from Seville, but if you plan on exploring the park throughout the morning and afternoon, you may have to stay overnight and take the bus back to Seville the following day.
Most tours include hotel pick-up (or will pick you up somewhere nearby), but be sure to double-check this information before booking your excursion.
Most day trips from Seville to Doñana National Park include a stop at El Rocío and Playa de Matalascanas. However, there are half-day trip options that only go to Doñana National Park. Some tours travel to Sanlúcar de Barrameda, for a visit to the historical center and a wine tasting.
There are different kinds of tours to Doñana National Park from Seville. The main difference is whether the tour includes the entrance to the park or if it will just go around the park, touching the Northern part of it. Make sure to check the exact description of the tour to understand it.
Most tours follow the itinerary mentioned above. These day trips typically last for 10 hours, but you will only see a small part of the National Park. In fact, these tours do not include the entrance to the park and the visit to all its ecosystem, but travel around it and include a walking tour in a section of the park.
Different species of birds are the most common animals that you will see on this tour.
Some tours grant you the chance to horseback ride around the park, without entering it. Most of these excursions last for around 3 hours, making it a great option for tourists who want a quick escapade.
Other tours from Seville include the entrance to the park and the visit to all its ecosystems via 4x4 vehicle. The guided visit of the park lasts about 4 hours.
This type of excursion is recommended to have a chance to see more animals and wildlife, such as the Iberian lynx, the Imperial Eagle and the Spur-thighed tortoise.
The price for a 10-hour day trip to the Northern part of Doñana National Park from Seville is around €80 (US$90) per person.
Tours including the entrance to the park and the visit to all its ecosystems by 4x4 are priced starting from €110 (US$121) per person for a group of 4 people. If you travel alone or in a couple, you will need to pay around €150 (US$165) per person.
Most day trips to Doñana National Park will take you to one of Spain’s most charming villages: El Rocío. The wild-west-looking town sits on the outskirts of Doñana National Park, making it an easy stop for visitors on tour.
After your trip, if the weather permits, some excursions will take you to Playa de Matalascañas for a swim in the sparkling Atlantic.
Some tours head to Sanlúcar de Barrameda, a town located near the park and well-known for its wine.
Most tours will show the highlights of Doñana National Park by 4x4, but you can always spice it up and go via horse. Both the 4x4 and horse can carry you across the sprawling sand dunes and through low-level streams.
During your excursion, you will learn about the animals, their habitat, and more fun facts about Doñana National Park.
If you want to see an array of bird species and more wildlife, it’s best to visit Doñana National Park from March to May and September to November.