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Spain | Wild Doñana | Northern Doñana

Spain | Wild Doñana | Northern Doñana

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Highlights

Top birding site in Europe

Extensive bird checklist, up to 100 species

Lots of photo opportunities

Local expert as guide

Itinerary adapted to your requirements

Overview

The best places to watch birds in Doñana are in the surroundings of the National Park. We get to the northern Doñana area by driving past farms, paddy fields and marshlands in the delta of the river Guadalquivir. There is a long way to Valverde’s Bird Centre by unpaved roads but it is worth it, especially in the wet season. Then we go to the “Dehesa de Abajo” near the rice fields where several species of waterfowl can be spotted, including Marbled and White-headed Ducks.

Northern Doñana is a paradise for birders and we have designed the best guided tour possible to get an extensive bird list and we have the possibility to focus on special species.

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At Terra Incognita we support tours that do good in the world. They must help conserve the environment, support local people and provide educational opportunities for guests and staff, or be actively working to improve in these areas.

Do you provide any additional conservation, community or educational benefits through your wider operations that you’d like to mention?

The team of guides of Wild Doñana is formed by young people who are passionate about nature and carry out conservation projects as bird ringers/banders.

We also participate actively in many local initiatives and conservation works as volunteers.

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We are registered as Outdoor and Ecotourism operators by the Tourism Department of the Andalusian Government.

We belong to several business and guides organisations that work for the improvement of the local economy from a sustainable point of view:

  • Association of ecotourist companies of Doñana National Park.
  • Federation of Outdoor and Ecotourism companies of Andalucia.
  • Association of guides of Doñana National Park
  • Andalucia Wildlife Guides

Top 5 achievements

We recycle the waste generated in our activities

We have reduced the use of plastics

We have reduced the use of vehicles

We have developed educational work

We volunteer in local conservation projects

What new sustainability steps or initiatives do you plan to take next?

Soon we will join the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism.

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About Company

We are a progressive young company having several years of experience guiding and a vast local knowledge of the region. We love our land and love how wilderness, history and traditions come all together in this corner of Spain.

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Cost

Private trip

1 to 3 people 220 Euro.

4 or more people 60 Euro per person.

Open-group trip

60 Euro per person.

Included: Hotel pick-up, transportation during the excursion, local guide, the use of binoculars and field scope, checklist and insurance.

Not included: Drinks, meals, tips and gratuities.

Group size

Normally between 1 and 3 on a 4WD or up to 8 on a comfortable van.

Occasionally, up to 20 on a small bus.

+34 676 894674
info@wilddonana.com
www.donanabirdguides.com

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