5 days in the Sierra Nevada National Park, southern Spain. 3,000 acres of mountain terrain, 40 minutes from Granada airport. Traditional spot-and-stalk on foot with an experienced local guide. From $6,500 per hunter, all-inclusive.
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Spot-and-stalk on foot with an experienced local guide who knows every face of the Sierra Nevada.
Private guest house in an ancient Andalusian mountain village — stone streets, whitewashed houses.
Dinner each evening at local Andalusian restaurants — simple cooking, local wine, unhurried evenings.
Limited dates November–January. Sierra Nevada is a small permit area — book early.
Glassing the mountainside from height, reading the ibex's movement, judging the wind, and working out the approach. Then a careful, unhurried stalk that closes the distance to a clean, ethical shot.
You'll hunt across 3,000 acres of Sierra Nevada mountain terrain — sun-bleached rock faces, high alpine ground, and sweeping views across Andalucía. These are not easy days. They are deeply rewarding ones.
At the end of each day, you head back to the village to wash, change, and walk to a local restaurant for dinner.
All-inclusive. Open tags — talk to your guide if a medal animal presents itself.
Observer rates: $1,000 without sightseeing, $2,500 with guided sightseeing. Not included: flights, trophy export.
Want to discuss package options, add observers, or build a custom itinerary? A 10-minute call answers most questions.
A private guest house in the heart of Cherín — an ancient Andalusian village nestled within the Sierra Nevada National Park. Stone streets, whitewashed houses, and the sort of calm that makes the time away from the hill as enjoyable as the time on it.
Each evening, the group will go to local restaurants in the village and surrounding area to eat and drink well — simple local cooking, local wine, and the kind of unhurried dinner that only a Spanish mountain village can offer. Comfortable, characterful, well-suited to a small group.
Cherín books out months ahead in season. Get your dates in now to lock them in.
Adding a salmon day, bringing observers, arriving early or staying late — we tailor every itinerary. Tell us what you have in mind.
Born and raised in southern Spain, Enrique grew up between two of the country's great hunting heartlands. His mother's family is from the region considered the capital of the Montería — Spain's traditional driven hunt. His father's family is rooted in the Alpujarra, the small-village country in the Sierra Nevada where Enrique now guides his ibex hunts.
Out of those two worlds he built his outfit, Sulayr Hunting. Sulayr is the old Arabic name for the Sierra Nevada — "Mountain of the Sun" — and a nod to Granada, the last city of the Nasrid kingdom. Enrique knows this country better than anyone we'd trust to take a client up the hill, and Griffin Sporting Club partners with Sulayr to host visiting American hunters end-to-end.
Most American clients prefer WhatsApp — it works across the time difference. Send a message and he'll be back within hours.
Photos from recent trips to the Cherín hunting ground in southern Spain.
Tell us a little about your trip and we'll be in touch within 24 hours. No pressure — just an honest conversation about what to expect.
No — rifle, ammunition and licensing are all included. We recommend using Enrique's rifle: a Bergara in .308, sighted in and used week-in week-out on this ground. Bringing your own rifle to Spain involves additional paperwork (firearms permit, ammunition declaration, customs at both ends), and most clients find the included rifle removes the hassle entirely.
We hand-deliver to our export partner who manages USDA documentation. Ibex are non-CITES — trophies typically arrive at your door within 60 days.
More than for a Highland hunt. Sierra Nevada is real mountain country — expect long climbs at altitude (up to 3,000m). Train walking with a pack beforehand.
High. Ibex are abundant on the Cherín ground and your guide knows the terrain intimately.
Absolutely. Observers stay at the guest house for $1,000, or add a sightseeing programme for $2,500 — guided day trips around Granada and Andalucía.
Limited availability for the upcoming season. Get in touch now to lock in your dates.
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