All these protected areas constitute the most important ecological reserve in Europe. Its landscapes are defined by extensive beaches, mobile dunes, marshes, lowland Mediterranean scrubland, extensive pine groves, and cork oaks. It has been a biosphere reserve since 1980. It also extends through the provinces of Cádiz and Seville.

Migratory and permanent birds, deer, fallow deer, and wild boar. Endangered species such as lynx, mongoose and imperial eagle.

Vegetable species: Pine, cork oak, tamarix, mastic, strawberry, and Cistus clusii.
Facilities: Information points "El Arrayán" in Hinojos (Huelva), "El Acebuche", "La Rocina", "Palacio de El Acebrón" and the Park Office, in Almonte (Huelva). Visitor Center "Bajo de Guía" in Sanlúcar de Bda. (Cádiz).

Recommended Activities: Bird-watching, botanical routes and hiking.

The Real Fernando route will surely stimulate your desire to get to know the National Park better. With more than 75,000 hectares of marshes and dunes, it is one of the largest wetlands in Europe. The information necessary to complete this can be found at the Bajo de Guía Visitor Centre, which also houses an excellent permanent exhibition in Doñana.

70 km route. Visit the three ecosystems in an all-terrain vehicle: dunes, marshes and pine forest, with expert guides who will explain everything in detail.

Departure will be from Sanlucar de Barrameda crossing the river Guadalquivir by boat.
The tour lasts approximately 3 and a half hours.