Our guide will lead you through the Aljarafe region, passing through the traditional olive groves, until you reach the Pinares de Aznalcázar, located approximately 30 minutes from Seville.

We will walk through the Pinares de Aznalcázar and Puebla del Río, a place of great scenic interest and an important refuge for wildlife, where, among other mammals, the Iberian lynx tries to expand its territory.

We will head to the Dehesa de Abajo Nature Reserve (Puebla del Río), located in the northern part of Doñana, where you will have the opportunity to enjoy the light and the observation of a multitude of aquatic birds that inhabit this large wetland of international importance, created in the vicinity of the Guadalquivir River. We will walk through this Dehesa, a nature reserve with a lot of charm where a large colony of White Stork breeds on centenary wild olive trees overlooking the marshes transformed into rice fields of Isla Mayor. Here we can have a coffee before resuming our visit.

We will drive through the marshes of the Guadalquivir, nowadays transformed into rice fields, an important refuge for birdlife, and we will drive along the Brazo de la Torre, where an old tributary of the Guadalquivir used to flow, included in the protected area of Doñana.

We will pass through the Green Corridor of the Guadiamar, where an unprecedented forest restoration has taken place after the dumping of the Aznalcóllar mine in 1998 and we will show the Vado del Quema, a place of great ethnographic interest, a famous meeting point for the pilgrimage of El Rocío.