Target Species
We present our exclusive Iberian Lynx Hide, located in a privileged setting near Polán, Toledo, just 15 minutes from the city and approximately 85 kilometres (one hour) from Madrid. A unique place to observe and photograph one of Europe's most emblematic and elusive felines: the Lynx pardinus.
Capture unique images of the Iberian Lynx in the wild with the comfort and safety of a professional hide. If you are a nature and photography lover, this is an opportunity you cannot miss.
WE RECOMMEND BOOKING TWO CONSECUTIVE DAYS TO GUARANTEE SUCCESS.
This recommendation means booking and paying for two days. If the participant books two days and the lynx does not come in on either of them, the repeat session is free. If the participant books a single day and the lynx does not come in, they may repeat the session by paying a reduced fee of €50 to cover costs and allow another opportunity.
In short:
-Two-day bookings → two days are paid; if it does not come in, free repeat.
-One-day booking → if it does not come in, repeat for €50.
Places are limited to guarantee a quality experience. Book your session now and get ready to live an unforgettable moment with Europe's most threatened feline.
The experience takes place over a full day, divided into two parts:
-In the morning, first thing, when activity begins.
-In the afternoon, last thing, just before dusk, one of the most photogenic moments.
-During midday there is a break outside the hide to rest and recharge.
Hide features:
-Built in wood and perfectly integrated into the natural surroundings.
-One-way glass to ensure maximum discretion without compromising photographic quality.
-Strategically oriented towards a natural pond that, in the summer months, becomes a key spot where the lynxes come to drink.
-At this time of year, cubs accompanied by their mother are often present, a unique moment for wildlife photography.
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✓ What's included
One-way glass to ensure maximum discretion without compromising photographic quality.
Strategically oriented towards a natural pond that, in the summer months, becomes a key spot where the lynxes come to drink.
Midday break outside the hide to rest and recharge.