The journey begins in Barcelona, where you will be met at the airport, your hotel or other accommodation.

From Barcelona, we travel to the Catalan Pyrenees, a journey of approximately four hours. Comfort stops are made along the way, and lunch will be taken upon arrival in the mountains.

By early afternoon, we will arrive at our private mountain accommodation.

During the afternoon, we begin our first photography session, focusing on Red Deer.

After dinner, we head to a dedicated hide for a night photography session targeting Stone Marten.

Accommodation: Private mountain house reserved exclusively for our group.

At 09:00, we begin our first hide session of the day, focusing on Bearded Vulture, Griffon Vulture, Cinereous Vulture and Red-billed Chough.

After lunch, we continue with an afternoon session from an open hide, offering opportunities to photograph Bearded Vultures, Cinereous Vultures and Griffon Vultures in flight. Later, we move to a second open hide designed for wide-angle photography of Griffon Vultures.

Towards sunset, we return to the Red Deer spot for an additional photography session.

After dinner, we head out for a night session targeting Fox, Red Deer and Wild Boar.

Accommodation: Private mountain house reserved exclusively for our group.

We begin the day with a hide session focused on Golden Eagle photography.

After the morning session, we leave the Pyrenees and travel south towards the Ebro Valley. The drive takes approximately three hours, with comfort stops and lunch taken along the way as convenient.

By late afternoon, we arrive at our hotel, located within the historic centre of a small traditional village in the Ebro Valley.

Accommodation: Hotel in the historic centre of a traditional Ebro Valley village.

We begin the day with one of these hide sessions.

Option 1:
Hide focused on Black Wheatear. Other species regularly photographed here include Rock Sparrow, Black Redstart, Sardinian Warbler, Thekla Lark, European Serin and European Stonechat.

Option 2:
Hide focused on Bonelli’s Eagle.

Option 3:
Hide focused on Blue Rock Thrush. Other species regularly photographed here include Sardinian Warbler, Black Redstart and a variety of Mediterranean passerines.

We then continue to a Sparrowhawk hide, where we spend the rest of the morning photographing this fast and charismatic raptor.

After the morning session, we leave the Ebro Valley and travel towards the Ebro Delta. The drive takes approximately two hours, with lunch taken either before departure or along the way, depending on timing and conditions.

We arrive in the Delta in the afternoon and begin our first safari-style photography session. One of the possible highlights is the opportunity to photograph large Starling murmurations, where thousands of birds gather before sunset and create spectacular shapes.

Accommodation: Hotel located within the Ebro Delta.

Today is dedicated entirely to photography in the Ebro Delta. From early morning until late afternoon, we explore a variety of carefully selected locations across the wetlands, adapting our route to light conditions and bird activity throughout the day.

The Delta is a vast and constantly changing landscape, offering opportunities to photograph gulls, flamingos, waders, herons, Glossy Ibis and many other wintering birds.

Throughout the day, we move between different hotspots across the Delta, making stops as needed for lunch, refreshments and short breaks.

At the end of the day, we leave the Delta and travel back to Barcelona, a journey of approximately two hours.

The tour concludes with drop-off at Barcelona Airport, your hotel or other accommodation as required.