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What to do and see in Daimiel, Castile-La Mancha: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Daimiel, Spain including Caminos del Guadiana, Parque Nacional de las Tablas de Daimiel, Destinos Manchegos, La Motilla Del Azuer, Laguna Navaseca, Museo Comarcal de Daimiel, Ravisan.
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1. Caminos del Guadiana
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 98 reviews
Ecotourism company specialized in guided tours through out the Guadiana River cultural and environmental marvels: National Park "Tablas de Daimiel", Natural Park "Lagunas de Ruidera", Calatrava la Vieja castle and Archaeological Park of Alarcos. 4x4 road trips as well as nature walking tours at National Park "Lagunas de Ruidera". Environmental education, customized tours with Zero Ecological Footprint. Ecotourism experiences: birdwatching, flora and fauna interpretation as well as events and workshops at natural scenarios. Expeditions and long trips.
2. Parque Nacional de las Tablas de Daimiel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 713 reviews
Reviewed By 952annr952 - Alicante, Spain
Well worth a visit, through wooded areas onto wooden walkways to see wildlife, lots of hides to look from, we saw geese, cornarants and ducks flying overhead, large birds, herons and even storks and its free entry
3. Destinos Manchegos
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4.5 based on 83 reviews
Destinos Manchegos / Ecodestinos been working for the tourism in La Mancha since 2001. We offer a broad portfolio of activities, packages and services to our customers, the result of our effort every day to offer the best to our customers, always betting on professionalism and quality in our work. We are registered as Travel Agency Active Tourism Company in accordance with current regulations.
4. La Motilla Del Azuer
5. Laguna Navaseca
6. Museo Comarcal de Daimiel
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4.0 based on 47 reviews
History, territory, technology, and ideas and beliefs are the arguments which articulate our passage through the museum in chronological order, from the most remote times up to the present day. Moreover, the museum pays homage to three important natives of Daimiel, with a room permanently dedicated to each one of them: the architect Miguel Fisac, the ceramics collector Vicente Carranza and the painter Juan D’Opazo.
