What is Doñana Natural Park and why is it considered an ecological wonder?
The Doñana Natural Park is an ecological jewel located in the southern region of Spain. It is a protected area due to its biodiversity and essentiality for numerous species of fauna and flora. Its importance lies in the variety of ecosystems it possesses, from majestic dunes and Mediterranean forests to wetlands and scrublands. These ecosystems serve as home to a great diversity of life, including migratory birds, flamingos, the Iberian lynx, and many others.

The Doñana Natural Park 4x4 experience is a unique adventure that allows you to tour and explore the different ecosystems of the park aboard an off-road bus. The tour starts at the El Acebuche visitor center and is not simply a drive. You will travel through dunes, Mediterranean forest, "Vera", marshland, and scrubland areas. The vehicle can accommodate up to 21 passengers, making it an immersive, group experience.

Although the Iberian lynx resides in the scrubland areas of the Doñana Natural Park, it is an elusive and rare species to see. Sightings cannot be guaranteed during the excursion. However, the mere possibility of their presence makes the tour exciting and unique.

The "Vera" is a natural boundary between the marsh and stabilized soils. In this place, it is common to observe deer, fallow deer, wild boar and marsh mares. The diversity of fauna in this area is impressive and one of the main attractions of the excursion.

The unspoiled beach of Doñana is recognized as the longest in Europe, with an extension of 30 km. What makes it special is its pure state and unaltered by human activity, being a corner of unparalleled natural beauty and a testament to what the European coasts might have been like before human intervention.