Incentive Trip to the Countryside

Huelva is one of the most undiscovered provinces of Spain. Perhaps this is why it’s the best place to enjoy the true Spain. In addition to its traditions, many Spanish delicacies come from this province. The finest Pata Negra, Spanish ham, comes from the mountains of Huelva, and the tastiest prawns are from its ports. Huelva is renowned in Spain for its traditions. Did you know that the most important pilgrimage in Spain is the Camino Rociero? Every year, brotherhoods from villages and cities in the region travel by horse and carriage to El Rocío, a very special village in Huelva.

We recommend this countryside incentive trip in Huelva for adventurous groups seeking an authentic experience, visiting places that regular tourists rarely discover.

Day 1: Arrival Day
We begin with a welcome lunch. It will be a relaxing day, with plenty of time to chat, enjoy a drink by the hotel’s pool, and appreciate the tranquility of the Doñana National Park that surrounds the hotel. For dinner, we have prepared a wonderful wine-pairing dinner with local dishes, paired with special wines, while a professional flamenco group provides entertainment.

Day 2: Doñana and El Rocío
On day two, we suggest experiencing the Camino Rociero , an unforgettable adventure through Doñana by horse and carriage. This activity surprises participants with its incredible mix of culture, music, dance, nature, and plenty of food and drink. Read more about this activity on the Camino Rociero page. We can extend the lunch in nature with an open bar and entertainment to make the party complete, or you can choose to spend the afternoon relaxing at the hotel and enjoying the pool. In the evening, you can once again enjoy a delicious dinner in the hotel gardens.

Day 3: A Visit to Mars
A Martian landscape on Earth? That’s what the banks of the Rio Tinto river look like. The water of this red river contains many metals and microorganisms that give it its unusual red color. Life cannot exist here… or can it? NASA is currently researching life in this unlikely environment. We will visit the river on a guided walk, where our guide will explain all the unique features of this place. After lunch, we move to La Palma to explore the Bodegas Rubio, a special winery where the legend of Luis Felipe began. The story goes that the French left barrels of wine here, which were discovered decades later. These aged wines became the foundation for a new type of wine that is now sold in limited quantities at exclusive prices worldwide. Our guide will end the visit with a tasting of these special brandies.