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For the very best birding

in Spain

Spanish

Bird Guides

BIRDING SITES

Andalucia boasts the broadest diversity of habitats in Europe. It’s difficult to find a destination that offers such an unique ecological diversity in Europe whilst at the same time unveiling to us the history of Western Europe. To birdwatch in White Villages, follow the footsteps of the Phoenicians, photograph unparalleled landscapes, taste local delicacies, traditional and contemporary, discover cities and locations that are World Heritage Sites or share experiences with true, authentic locals, is a true pleasure in life!

Sierras Subbeticas Cordobesas

The Province of Cordoba presents a remarkable landscape, housing a good representation of our most unique and threatened fauna. The variety of habitats available and, many of them in good condition, make possible the coexistence between these geographical boundaries of species such as the Iberian Lynx, the Iberian Wolf or the Spanish Imperial Eagle among many others

Serrania de Ronda

Serrania de Ronda is unique and an important area for European birds. Not only rich in breeding species, but also because of its’ close proximity to the Strait of Gibraltar it is an extremely important feeding area for migrant birds of western and northern Europe. Several breeding species under threat such as Golden Eagle, Bonelli’s Eagle, Egyptian Vulture, Peregrine Falcon, Black Wheatear, Rock Thrush, Orphean Warbler and Chough are usually seen in these mountains.

Sierra de Cadiz

Sierra de Cadiz has huge a variety of ecosystems that give us the chance to observe lots of different species of fauna and flora. Mediterranean thick forests, high mountains with sheer cliffs, wetlands full of life or colorful endless countryside are the best place to discover the nature, the beauty and the culture of Cadiz province.

Trebujena

Birding along Guadalquivir river, ending up at Algaida Pinewoods and Bonanza saltpans is an extraordinary route to discover the nature of this region. It offers the chance of scarce and local species like Marbled Teal, White-headed Duck, Pin-tailed Sandgrouse, Lesser Short-toed Lark and Azure-winged Magpie plus delights like Flamingos, Collared Pratincoles and much else.

We are an association of highly experienced wildlife guides and cover all the major birding hotspots for inland Andalucia. Each guide has unrivalled and extensive local knowledge for all the regions we cover. From the coastal nature reserves, inland forests, mountain ranges to wildlife rich inland lagoons, we are able to fulfill the expectations of each and every visiting nature lover to our region. The expertise extends to fauna and flora generally, so whatever your prime interest, we can help make your time in our region a lifetime experience. More recently we have also added wildlife photography tours to our stable of options for your visit, this includes specially constructed spyglass hides and offers opportunities to get very close and personal to some rare and sought after species. Your enjoyment is our main objective, so get in contact with us soon.

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ABOUT US

GALLERY

PRICES

Basic full day tour................. 175€

* For large groups or long range trips

CONTACT

Inquiries

For any inquiries, questions or queries, please call: +34 616891359 or fill out the following form

Head Office

Apartado de Correo 424

Ronda 29400

Malaga Spain

spanishbirdguides@gmail.com

Tel: +34 951 153 576

Quick inquiries

To request assistance with route planning, accommodation or anything you need to complete your holiday contact our Head Office: spanishbirdguides@gmail.com

Get a quote: +34 951153576

Thank you very much for your interest