Riding in Doñana Natural Park, over the beach and dunes

Did you know that the traditional cattle ranching and horse riding that is practiced in America comes from an area called Doñana in the southwest of Andalusia? These traditions were brought by farmers of this region during the Spanish rule. If you like horses and dreamy natural environments, endless white sandy beaches, marshland, and the western style, this is your tour. We will start by visiting the village of Rocio, which looks like a scene from "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly". There, the people are friendly, the streets are unpaved and the use of horses predominates. In Rocio, we will stop at the viewpoints of the marsh of Doñana, where during the wet season there are many birds, such as flamingos, spoonbills, ibis, and many species of duck. Then we will embark on the horse riding route of about two hours through the environment of the dunes, beaches, and forest of the natural park of Doñana. An unforgettable experience in an impressive natural setting that will transport you to the Wild West.