• Don’t deteriorate or alter any biotic, geological, cultural, or general landscape resource.
• Don’t produce significant alterations in the natural processes of the ecosystems and the behavioral patterns of living beings.
• Don’t throw any type of element or residue. Use the bins of the vehicles for this purpose.
• Don’t light any kind of fire.
• Don’t smoke inside the vehicle or outside in the Natural Park.
• Don’t make noises that disturb the tranquility of Natural Park or its fauna.

• Don’t leave the walkbroad, lanes or roads indicated by the guide under any circumstance.
• Don’t leave the vehicle until the guide indicates it.
• Don’t show any part of the body through the windows while the vehicle is in motion.
• Faster and hold the seat belt on those seats that have it.
• Don’t get out of your seat until the engine has stopped.
• Don’t leave the group or the monitor in any case.

1. Plan and Prepare

Get informed in advance: Check the park maps, accessible areas, current regulations, and weather conditions. (Website: Doñana Visitor Information Portal)

Appropriate equipment: Bring water, sunscreen, suitable clothing and footwear, and mosquito repellent.

Sustainable transport: Whenever possible, choose public or sustainable means of transportation to reach the park.

2. Respect for Nature and Biodiversity

Follow marked trails: Stay on designated paths and avoid entering restricted areas to prevent disturbing sensitive habitats.

Observe without interfering: Enjoy flora and fauna from a distance; do not feed, touch, or disturb wildlife.

Do not collect natural elements: Avoid picking plants, flowers, or any natural resources, as every element plays a role in the ecosystem.

3. Responsible Waste Management

Take your litter with you: Do not leave waste in the park; use available bins or take it back with you.

Reduce single-use plastics: Choose reusable products and minimize disposable packaging.

4. Coexistence and Respect for Other Visitors

Keep noise to a minimum: Enhance the observation experience and respect the tranquility of the environment and those sharing the space.

Respect park professionals: Follow the instructions of park rangers and guides who work to protect and preserve Doñana.

Avoid using drones without authorization: Such devices can disturb wildlife behavior.

5. Personal and Collective Safety

Follow safety regulations: Be aware of evacuation routes and assistance points in case of emergency.

Act responsibly: Do not engage in activities that may put yourself or other visitors at risk.

Report incidents: If you observe risky situations or behavior that may harm the environment, inform park staff.

6. Contribution to Conservation and Sustainability

Practice “Leave No Trace”: Minimize your impact by leaving as little trace of your visit as possible.

Share and raise awareness: Help inform other visitors about the importance of protecting this natural area.

7. Low-Impact Activities

Enjoy respectful activities: Hiking, birdwatching, and photography are ideal ways to connect with nature without harming it.

Respect nature’s timing and rhythm: Avoid unnecessary noise and behavior that disrupts the peaceful environment.

Visitor Commitment:

Upon entering the Doñana Natural Area, each visitor assumes the responsibility of preserving and protecting its natural wealth. Your cooperation is essential to keep this environment healthy and sustainable for present and future generations.