🕍 Visit to El Rocío Village
Located just 15 km away, El Rocío is a unique village where the streets are made of sand and horses replace cars. Famous for its pilgrimage, it attracts thousands of pilgrims every year, but during the rest of the year it offers a singular, peaceful setting filled with spirituality.
What to see:
Hermitage of the Virgin of El Rocío: A white sanctuary that houses the “Blanca Paloma.”
Marshes of El Rocío: A birdwatching area with postcard-perfect landscapes.
Carriage or horseback ride through its streets.
Local tip: visit on a weekday to enjoy its most peaceful and authentic atmosphere. Don’t forget to try some tapas in one of its traditional Andalusian bars.
What to see:
Hermitage of the Virgin of El Rocío: A white sanctuary that houses the “Blanca Paloma.”
Marshes of El Rocío: A birdwatching area with postcard-perfect landscapes.
Carriage or horseback ride through its streets.
Local tip: visit on a weekday to enjoy its most peaceful and authentic atmosphere. Don’t forget to try some tapas in one of its traditional Andalusian bars.
🚙 Guided Tour of Doñana National Park
Discover one of the most important wetlands in Europe aboard a 4x4 vehicle. Travel through marshes, forests, shifting dunes, and unspoiled beaches while observing birds, deer, Iberian lynx, and over 300 animal species.Duration: approx. 3.5 hoursDeparture: from the El Acebuche Visitor Center (5 minutes from Matalascañas)Bookings: Discovering Doñana, Marismas del Rocío Cooperative