Dehesa de Abajo Natural Reserve

The Dehesa de Abajo Natural Reserve is the contact zone between the southern lands of the region of Aljarame and the marshlands of Guadalquivir, in the pre-park area of Doñana.

In these reserves and their surroundings there are good paths for walking, cycling or horse riding. In the landscape you will see lagoons such as the Rianzuela, surrounded by thickets, pinyon pines and wild olives. Next to the lagoon there are two points of observation from where you can admire the species that live there, such as the flamencos, tern, spoonbill, ducks, mallard, little grebe, among other species, and you can also see the stiff-tailed duck, which is considered endangered species.