El Acebuche Lake
Hiking trail around a lake which offers many bird-watching points. The trail leaves from the El Acebuche Visitor Centre and runs through one of the most valuable ecosystems of the park, made up of the woody vegetation of the so-called white mountain.

El Huerto & las Pajas Lakes
Three and a half kilometre trail which leaves El Acebuche and offers the chance to appreciate areas of pine and wildlife including a recently restored lagoon area.

Charco de la Boca
This trail which leaves from La Rocina Visitor Centre offers several observation points from which you can see the rich aquatic fauna of Doñana.

Charco del Acebron
This trail sets out from the Acebron Visitor Centre and explores the riverside forest with its pine trees and cork oaks.

By river to Doñana
A boat steeped in the history of Cadiz leaves from the Bajo de Guia neighbourhood of Sanlucar de Barrameda. This is the Real Fernando, which takes its name from the first steamship to be built in Spain. It holds 94 passengers and sails up the Guadalquivir into the Doñana park. Inside the boat there is an interesting exhibition which tells the visitor about the history of the river. There are magnificent views of the river banks from the deck and there is a chance to stop off at a village of typical local huts inside the park area. (Information and bookings: Tel.: 956 36 38 13).

Acebuche-La Plancha
Four-hour, off-road vehicle trail crossing through 70 kilometres of the park's most characteristic ecosystems. (Information and bookings: Tel.: 959 430432 y 959 43 04 51).

Coto del Rey-C.V. José Antonio Valverde
Six companies offer this off-road vehicle route which visits two ecosystems, the wildlife preserve and the marsh land. Information and bookings: Doñana Ecuestre (Tel.: 959 44 24 74), Doñana Nature (Tel. 630 97 82 16), Discovering Doñana. (Teléfonos: 620 96 43 69. www.discoveringdonana.com), Incentivos Doñana (Tel. 959 42 30 20), Marismas de Doñana. Teléfonos: 629 06 05 45. www.marismasdonana.com) and Lagartur (www.lagartur.com).