• Morning Exploration: The Realm of the Iberian Lynx The adventure deepens as you enter the park’s restricted interior in a specialized 4×4 vehicle. The morning is dedicated to a search through the primary territory of the critically endangered Iberian lynx—one of the world’s most endangered cats. While sightings are a matter of pure chance, traversing their protected realm is a privilege in itself. As we explore, keep watch for other iconic inhabitants, including majestic Spanish red deer, fallow deer, and wild boars.

 Mid-Day: The Spectacle of the Marshes and Lagoons We then move into Doñana’s vital wetland habitats, the very heart of the park’s global importance. Here, the landscape undergoes a dramatic seasonal transformation, shifting from vast dry plains in the summer to wide, shallow lakes in the winter. 

note: the schedule is intended to give an overview of what you can expect during this tour. Timings of places visited may change and no guarantees are made to witness the wildlife mentioned. This is a vasyt natural habitat and the tours will respect the habitat and wellness of the animal life.

An estimated 6 million migratory birds stop here during the Spring and Autumn migratory seasons. Should you be viisiting these times you may witness this spectacular breathtaking phenomenon as well witness the sights of the thousands of greater flamingos creating a “pink carpet” across the lagoons, elegant white storks, and the striking purple gallinule. Doñana also hosts one of the largest heronries in the Mediterranean, a fragile treasure in a challenged ecosystem.

Lunch and Cultural Interlude in El Rocío For our midday break, we will visit the iconic village of El Rocío. This unique white-washed hamlet, situated on the edge of the marshes, feels like a step back in time with its sandy streets where horseback remains a primary mode of transport. The village is the site of one of Spain’s largest annual pilgrimages, centered on its famous hermitage.

• Return to Seville As the day draws to a close, you will settle in for a comfortable drive back to your accommodation in Seville. This return journey offers a perfect opportunity for reflection on the day’s incredible sights and a chance to ask your guide any final questions about the remarkable wildlife, landscapes, and the urgent conservation efforts you have witnessed.