Birdwatching day trips in Andalucía

Extended tour exploring Doñana and the diverse habitats around Seville, typically allowing you to observe around 100 bird species, including most Iberian endemics.

It is one of the world’s finest vantage points for observing migrating raptors. Moreover, it is home to the Northern Bald Ibis, one of the most endangered bird species on the planet.

Rugged mountains ideal for cliff-dwelling raptors (Bonelli’s Eagle, Egyptian Vulture…), rock passerines and Iberian Chiffchaff. They also hold good numbers of Spanish Ibex.

At times, this place can even surpass Doñana. Its key advantage is that it retains water throughout the summer, drawing in an impressive variety of birds.

In this area, all five local eagles—Spanish, Golden, Bonelli’s, Booted and Short-toed—can be seen, along with Black and Griffon Vultures and a rich diversity of passerines.

Our route for steppe birds: Great and Little Bustard, Black-bellied Sandgrouse, Roller, Lesser Kestrel… plus numerous brackish lagoons full of waterfowl.

This is a good option to enjoy early morning birdwatching on hot spring and summer days. Very close to Seville we can observe a great variety of birds.

On this route we propose you to discover practically all the owl species found during the winter in Andalusia, in just one day!