¿Qué incluyen las vacaciones a caballo en España?

Las vacaciones incluyen alojamiento en finca privada donde comienzan las rutas, salidas guiadas adaptadas al nivel del grupo, planificación personalizada de cada jornada y todas las comidas y bebidas incluidas. El equipo acompaña durante toda la estancia para garantizar seguridad, organización y una experiencia fluida en cada ruta.

¿Qué nivel de experiencia es necesario para participar?

Para las rutas externas es necesario tener un nivel medio o avanzado. Los jinetes se clasifican en tres niveles: básico, medio y avanzado. El nivel básico puede montar dentro de la finca; el nivel medio controla paso, trote y galope en campo abierto; el nivel avanzado puede realizar todas las rutas, incluida la playa según temporada.

¿Se puede reservar la finca en exclusiva para un grupo?

Sí. La finca puede reservarse por habitaciones o en exclusiva para grupos privados, con una capacidad máxima de 14 personas.

¿Se adaptan las comidas a dietas específicas?

Sí. Todas las comidas están incluidas y se adaptan a necesidades alimentarias específicas como dieta vegetariana, vegana, sin gluten o sin lactosa.

A living tradition in Andalusia

Experience a romería from within

There are days when the countryside paths fill with horses, carriages and families.

From different villages across Andalusia, the brotherhoods set out towards a shared destination: the shrine of El Rocío.

Music drifts through the pine forests.
Dust rises along the way, accompanying the slow movement of the day.

These are days of romería.

At Kukutana, we open the door to those who wish to understand this tradition from within, accompanying some of the brotherhoods that each year travel the paths of the Aljarafe and the edges of Doñana.

A deeply rooted tradition

The shared journey of a romería

Romerías are one of Andalusia’s most enduring traditions, where horses, families and brotherhoods travel together along the countryside paths.

A romería is not an event.
It is a shared journey.

From early in the morning, the brotherhoods set out from their villages; some on horseback, others in carriages, many on foot.

For hours, the path becomes a place of gathering, where people sing, talk and share food under the shade of the trees.

To join a romería is to walk alongside those who live it year after year.

Experiencing a romería

Each romería begins early. Horses are prepared. Carriages are adorned. Families gather before setting out on the path.

Throughout the day, the journey moves through countryside paths, pine forests and marshlands, with guests joining on horseback, on foot or by carriage.

At the end of the day, the countryside returns to silence. What remains is the feeling of having been part of something that still lives on.

Day 1. Arrival and La Juncosilla

Arriving at Kukutana marks the beginning of the rhythm of the countryside.

In the afternoon, a first ride through La Juncosilla offers an introduction to the landscape and the surroundings of the house.

A gentle ride, on horseback or by horse-drawn carriage, through pine forests and sandy paths, to begin to understand the land from within.

A first introduction to settle in, slow down and gently ease into the experience.

Day 2. A Day at the Romería

On the second day, the romería is experienced alongside one of the local brotherhoods.

From early morning, the path fills with horses, carriages and families moving forward together.

Guests can take part in the romería on horseback, on foot or by horse-drawn carriage, becoming part of the journey.

Throughout the day, there are shared pauses, meals in the countryside, and moments of music and connection.

Day 3. Doñana National Park

On the third day, the surroundings of Doñana National Park are explored.

A landscape of marshlands, pine forests and open paths that engages all the senses.

The vastness, the light, the sounds, and the feeling of being in an almost untouched landscape make the experience both intense and hard to forget.

Midway through the day, a brief pause.
At Kukutana, a small aperitif is part of the journey—a shared drink as the landscape opens around you.

A simple moment to pause, observe and continue the journey with a different perspective.

Day 4. Farewell

The morning unfolds slowly before departure.

Time for a final walk around the house and its surroundings, and to bring the stay to a close without haste.

The farewell comes naturally, after a few days sharing life in the countryside.

With the feeling of taking something of this place back home: its way of life, its calm, and all that was shared.

Those who make the journey possible

Accompanying a tradition from within

At Kukutana, we believe traditions are only truly understood from within.

Our team has lived and worked in this region for years, building close relationships with the communities and brotherhoods that travel these paths each season.

Thanks to these relationships, some guests are invited to accompany parts of the romería, always with respect for those who keep this tradition alive.

Horses, the countryside and local culture are a natural part of life at Kukutana.

It is from this closeness that these experiences are shared.

A landscape of paths and traditions

Between Seville and the edge of Doñana

Kukutana is set between the Aljarafe countryside of Seville and the edges of Doñana National Park.

A landscape where horses are still part of everyday life, and where many brotherhoods begin their journey towards El Rocío.

Pine forests, marshlands, sandy paths and villages that keep their traditions alive shape the landscape through which many romerías pass.

From here, it is possible to accompany parts of these journeys and come to understand one of Andalusia’s most deeply rooted cultural expressions.

Upcoming romerías

Join the interest list

Romerías take place at different times of the year, most often between September and October, or January and February.

The exact dates depend on each brotherhood’s calendar.

For this reason, we are now opening a list for those interested in experiencing this as part of their stay at Kukutana.

Would you like to experience a romería with Kukutana? Leave your details and we will be in touch when the next dates become available.

Do you have any questions or would you like to make a reservation?

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