Hunting in Andalusia

Experience sustainable hunting in Spain’s southernmost region: a safe location renowned for its variety and many opportunities

We know all the best spots for sport hunting, meaning that we can provide you with a unique, unforgettable adventure. A hunting trip is a fun, stimulating experience, as well as a new way to get to know Andalusia.

There’s no need to worry about any of the details: we’ll take care of transport and everything related to accommodation, meals and the activities. Your only care should be making the most of an experience that will leave you with memories you’ll never forget.

This trip includes three nights in a parador [a luxury Spanish hotel located in a historic building] or a hotel of at least 4 stars, where you can relax after each day’s adventures. It also includes 5-star catering, travel insurance, a hunting licence for Andalusia, and transfers from the airport to the hotel and to the hunting zones in our vehicle, with a specialised guide to accompany you.

All the hunting trips and excursions we organise are designed to be 100% safe: an aspect that concerns our clients and over which we have taken much care. The events respect all current laws and comply with the rules ensuring that hunting is sustainable.

If you would like to have a completely different experience – one that’s stimulating and puts you in touch with nature – a hunting trip is exactly what you’re looking for. You’ll be amazed by what you find: Andalusia has over 7,400 hunting grounds, totalling around seven million hectares, as well as 45 licensed fisheries. The unusual topography of the region and its rich natural diversity make Andalusia an enticing destination for this sport.

Hunters are attracted to our region by the Iberian ibex, the red-legged partridge and, to a lesser extent, to hunt other species, such as red deer, fallow deer, mouflon and barbary sheep..

Hunting tourism also provides a boost to the local area, as the income and employment it generates have a direct impact on the economy of the rural areas most in need of this investment.

It’s worth noting that two of the four types of Iberian ibex which make up the Safari International Club’s Grand Slam (the Ronda ibex and Southeastern ibex) are found in Andalusia, and many hunters come to our land, particularly from North America, to seek out these trophies. For all these reasons, hunting is a potentially important development in Andalusia’s inland tourism.