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Visit to the historic Salinas de Valcargado

The Salinas de Valcargado constitute a unique cultural and industrial wetland of Roman origin located in the Utrera countryside. Its exploitation through underground saltwater wells and evaporation pools maintains the artisanal tradition of obtaining fleur de sel and brine.

The landscape allows you to travel the section of the Cañada Real del Prado del Gallego to observe the saline flora, associated birds, and the traditional architecture of the salt pans and facilities of the salt worker. The operation organizes guided itineraries with salt tasting upon reservation.

The exterior tour along the livestock trail is free, while the guided itineraries with tasting require prior reservation with the property according to the rate. It is accessed from km 29.3 of the A-394 road.

Where: Salinas de Valcargado
Price: Free (open access via livestock trail; guided tours with tasting upon reservation according to rate)
Source: Turismo de la Provincia de Sevilla

Frequently asked questions

Can you see the salt flats for free?

Yes, the exterior itinerary through the Cañada Real del Prado del Gallego is open and free.

How do you get to the Salinas de Valcargado from Utrera?

It is accessed by taking the A-394 road in the direction of El Palmar de Troya to kilometer 29.3.

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