Vulture hide Sierra de Castril Natural Park. Granada

Experience the exceptional opportunities offered by this hide in the Sierra de Castril Natural Park, Granada. Located in a high-altitude dry grassland, it is one of the most comfortable and productive hides available for photographing scavenging birds.

Spending the day here offers excellent chances to observe and photograph key species such as Griffon Vulture, Red Kite, Black Kite (spring and summer), Egyptian Vulture (spring and summer), and maybe Golden Eagle.

The hide accommodates up to four people and is equipped with high-quality one-way glass, ensuring outstanding photographic conditions with minimal disturbance. A toilet is also available for visitor comfort during long sessions.

This site is located in a core area for the Bearded Vulture (Lammergeier) reintroduction project in Andalusia, making it especially valuable for those hoping to photograph this iconic species in a natural setting.

Scavengers are attracted with carrion provided under strict hygiene protocols, in collaboration with local livestock farmers. The feeding area is maintained regularly to ensure clean, natural-looking scenes, and perches are refreshed frequently to allow varied compositions.

After meeting our guide at the agreed location near Castril, you will be transferred to the hide before sunrise. All entries and exits are guided, ensuring no disturbance to the birds during the session.

Type of service: Fixed wooden hide with four seats and high-quality one-way glass.
Season: Year-round.