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Algámitas-Entorno de El Peñón
Peñón de Algámitas

The Peñón de Algámitas is found in the Sierra del Tablón, one of the mountain formations that make up the Sierra Sur. It is a great isolated mass of calcareous rock, with an altitude of 1121 m, making it the second highest peak in the province of Seville (the highest is the Terril, located in the same mountain range).

Mirador del Meandro del Rio Genil
Meander Viewpoint the River Genil

In Badolatosa, specifically at kilometre 13 of the road that connects this town with the district of Corcoya, there is a dirt track leading to a small watchtower. From there you can observe the beauty of the meander formed by the River Genil as it runs around the mountain range and the small islet formed by the whimsical flow of the river.

Sierra Becerrero-Pedrera
Sierra de Becerrero

The Sierra de Becerrero massif, also called Sierra de Estepa, has been declared a Mountain Area of Environmental Interest, and is located between the towns of Estepa, Gilena, Pedrera and Lora de Estepa, rising sharply from a fairly flat environment. 
 

Reserva Natural Laguna del Gosque
Laguna del Gosque

The Laguna del Gosque is an endorheic and seasonal wetland. It is located on flat terrain, in an area of undulating relief and gentle hills, near the Sierra de los Caballos, in the south of the province of Seville.

Reserva Natural Peñón de Zaframagón
Peñon de Zaframagón

The Peñón de Zaframagón is located between the towns of Olvera (Cádiz) and Coripe (Seville), in the last foothills of the Grazalema mountain range, where the Sub-Baetic range borders the River Guadalquivir depression.

Paraje Natural Embalse de Malpasillo
Malpasillo Reservoir

From a geological point of view, the Malpasillo reservoir is part of the Sub-Baetic unit of the Betic mountain ranges.

Monumento Natural Tajos de Mogarejo
Tajos de Mogarejo

The Tajos de Mogarejo, an area of great scenic value declared a Natural Monument by the Department of the Environment of the Junta de Andalucía, are a large depression in the terrain, in a predominantly flat area, forming a gorge with steep walls over 30 m in height, inside which are created ideal conditions for the development of unique vegetation, very different from that of