RAPTOR BIRDING IN AVILA

Respectful of the environment without sacrificing comfort, this accommodation is the first hotel with an agro-chic designation. The use of simple materials such as polished concrete, iron, wood and leather creates a harmonious ensemble that discreetly recalls the neighbouring equestrian world to create a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, both in the rooms and in the common areas. The flowing lines of the open spaces create an impression of spaciousness and are suitable for people with reduced mobility. From the terrace and the swimming pool, you can look out over the mountains, the sunset and the constellations of the stars.

This Nature Reserve in the Iruelas Valley, located in the eastern part of Gredos, offers tourists a visit full of sensations. A place that is characterised by its intricate orography, which has also been declared a Special Protection Area for Birds (SPA) and Special Conservation Area (SCA), with a varied and unique fauna in which the black vulture flies overhead, with more than 120 registered pairs. The other main protagonist is the imperial eagle, a species in danger of extinction, which usually nests every year in the valley, although in forest environments we can also find bird species such as the hawfinch, crossbill, golden eagle, goshawk, goldcrest, jay, nuthatch, great spotted woodpecker or oriole, and in lower altitude shrub areas it is easy to see the great tit, blue tit, blue tit, green warbler, blackcap, blackbird, blackbird, common yellowhammer and even the stonechat.