Arrival at the airport and transfer to El Millarón, a charming country hotel nestled in the heart of wild Extremadura.

We’ll settle in for three nights surrounded by pristine landscapes and oak forests — the perfect setting to begin this adventure.

The mornings of days 2, 3, and 4 will be dedicated to raptor hides, rotating between three emblematic species: booted eagle (águila calzada), golden eagle (águila real), and Bonelli’s eagle (águila perdicera).

Participants will work in small groups of two, alternating hides each day to photograph all three species under different light conditions.

In the afternoon, we’ll move to hides focused on the black-winged kite (elanio azul) and lesser kestrels (cernícalos primilla), working in groups of three, and also alternating hides, to capture their hunting behavior and aerial agility during the golden hour.

Continuation of the eagle hide rotations, allowing each participant to experience all three morning species.
Afternoon sessions will once again focus on the elanio and kestrels, perfecting compositions and lighting from different setups.

Final morning of the eagle rotation hides.

In the afternoon, after lunch, transfer to Cáceres and check-in at the new hotel.

After dark, we enter the world of nocturnal mammals — genet, beech marten, and badger — for an unforgettable night session.

At dawn, part of the group enters floating hides (hydrohides) to photograph waterfowl from the surface of a lagoon, while others focus on shrikes and kingfishers.

The evening brings another chance for nocturnal mammals, combining patience and low-light creativity.

Participants rotate through the hydro-hides to ensure everyone enjoys every species and lighting condition.

The afternoon is free to rest, review and edit images, or simply relax and soak in the atmosphere of Cáceres before our final night together. Optional we could visit de Monfragüe National Park, a true paradise for raptors.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport and end of an unforgettable week of wildlife, photography, and Extremadura’s untamed nature.