Parque Natural de Doñana

Andalucía


Serving as a buffer zone around Parque Nacional de Doñana, the 68,236-hectare Parque Natural de Doñana is less strictly protected than the national park, but still provides valuable habitat for a number of bird and mammal species.


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2. Playa de Matalascañas

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Matalascañas's long sandy beach stretches for 4km along the south edge of town, merging at either end into the wilder beaches of Parque Nacional de Doñana…

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5. Playa del Parador

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This stunning 6km stretch of cliff-backed sands at the western edge of Parque Natural de Doñana is one of the prettiest beaches in Huelva province. Access…

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