Spain Hiking Trail: Doñana – Famous National Park in Spain

It’s just so much fun to go on a hike when the weather’s great. Besides, Spain is home to some spectacular and varying landscapes. Travel back in time with some historic routes, traverse mountains with views all the way into France, and enjoy some adventures on walkways between mountains.

Spain provides some of the best hiking trails in the world with its varied landscapes, mountain ranges and well-maintained trails.

Immerse yourself deep in the heart of Spain by discovering unique trails in Andalusia that will be an authentic experience you will never forget. You never know what you will come across, but we predict vertiginous landscapes, exotic birds, chestnuts, wild mushrooms, and more.

One of the best ways to disconnect is to get out into nature. Spain is home to many spectacular national parks, all of which with their unique offering of flora and fauna.

The national parks in Spain range from picturesque scenes of leafy green pastures, blue waterways, and dense forests, to snowcapped mountains, and arid, alpine regions.

Experience nature at its finest, join this holiday in the Spanish countryside, see rare species in their natural habitat and unwind as you explore these tranquil locations.

Flora and fauna are abundant and several parks have been cited as having some of the world’s best birds of prey watching opportunities. So don’t forget your binoculars, and get out there and explore Spain’s beautiful national parks.

Spain is home to 15 national parks, located across the Iberian Peninsula, as well as in the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands. These parks are ideal for wildlife watching, for hiking and mountaineering, for those who love the sea and beaches, and even for winter sports lovers.

On the Iberian Peninsula you can find arid deserts and frozen glaciers. The national park network offers the best opportunities to enjoy the flora and Spanish animals alike. Many local species are only found at some of the national parks, and big conservation efforts and programs are in place.

You probably wouldn’t expect to visit marshland and sand dunes in this part of Spain, and yet that’s what you’ll see on a trip to Doñana National Park. By taking an excursion to Doñana, you can enjoy seeing aves, caballos o el palacio de las marismillas.

This national park is located in the midst of the provinces of Cadiz, Huelva, and Seville, along the estuary of the Guadalquivir River and it meets the Atlantic Ocean.

This famous national park in Spain, Doñana is a UNESCO world heritage listed as natural reserve. It is celebrated for its biodiversity and various ecosystems, making it great for those wanting a day surrounded by nature.

Whether you want to watch the flamingos in the wetlands, ride horses through the sand dunes, or walk down trails along streams and through forests you can find it all here.

As you go you might be lucky enough to spot some of the park’s wildlife, including deer, wild boar, and even the elusive lynx. Or you could just head down to the beach and swim in the Atlantic Ocean.

Hundreds of kilometers of tracks through the forests and scrub lands provide a lifetime’s worth of trekking experience.

Doñana is one of Europe’s most beautiful and important wetlands. What makes this national park so special is that in one day you can see very different ecosystems: marshland, lagoons, pine groves, moving dunes, cliffs, kilometers of unspoiled white beaches… A natural spectacle that is different each season, all between the Andalusian provinces of Huelva, Seville and Cadiz.

Besides, there are a number of hiking and cycling trails of different lengths that run through forests, dunes and marshes, along with many other interesting activities.

Discover the beautiful dunes, beaches, forests, birds, camels, horses and marshes of Doñana national park from Almonte Spain! Take this fantastic guided tour with us and enjoy the view!