Birdwatching at the Embalse Torre del Águila
Located on the outskirts of the town, in the surroundings of El Palmar de Troya, the Embalse Torre del Águila is a key wetland surrounded by eucalyptus trees and agricultural hills that hosts an outstanding avifauna.
Its shores are an ideal place for the observation of aquatic birds such as the northern shoveler, the common coot, the mallard, and the white-headed duck in winter. It is also a spot frequented for flat hiking and bicycle rides.
The natural area has free and open access 24 hours a day. It is located about 12 minutes by car from Utrera in the direction of El Palmar de Troya via the A-394 and SE-9015.
Frequently asked questions
Is it necessary to pay or ask for permission to walk around the reservoir?
No, the reservoir and its shores have completely free and open access.
How many minutes by car is it from Utrera?
It is about 12 minutes by car taking the A-394 road.