November views in Grazalema

Walking in the Sierra de Grazalema

Walking around the mountains close to Grazalema. Just a 3 hour circular walk produced some of the most stunning views. Perfect for nature lovers, photographers and painters… Ronda Today Everything you need to know before you visit Ronda “The city of dreams” in Andalucia. https://www.rondatoday.com/ Wildside Holidays – Spain Take a trip on the Wildside! … Read more

2016 New year walking and nature holiday

Wildside Holidays has a few placed left for our 2015/2016 new years walking and nature holiday. Read more about the Sierra de Grazalema here: https://grazalemaguide.com/blog/the-sierra-de-grazalema-natural-park/ SUNDAY 27TH DECEMBER 2015  TO SATURDAY 2ND JANUARY 2016 Grazalema is a walkers paradise! https://wildsideholidays.co.uk/the-sierra-de-grazalema-natural-park-a-walkers-paradise/ Following on from the success and popularity of our mixed guided and self guided trips … Read more

November – EARLY WINTER – Landscapes, Spanish Ibex, wintering and resident birds.

Wildlife walking holidays - Sierra de Grazalema

On a clear, crisp day the rewards are high in the mountains. Walking along a narrow path surrounded by mature trees, you will be steadily gaining in height, take a moment to look back over the valleys and white villages, now scattered beneath. The vistas will have you stopping at every turn to breathe them in. Above is an array of rugged peaks and grazing on the slopes, camouflaged amongst the rocks and shrubs, are Spanish Ibex. The males are standing proud as the test begins to see which one will become head of the herd. Read more about the Sierra de Grazalema here: https://grazalemaguide.com/blog/the-sierra-de-grazalema-natural-park/

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September – EARLY AUTUMN SUNSHINE – Southerly bird migration, a good time to watch Bee-eaters, Short-toed eagles and Booted eagles.

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The temperature begins to cool and, if we have had rain, then the ground will soften, giving way from dried straw colours to a soft green as plants sprout anew after their summer dormancy. Some of the flowers we can see now are Round-leaved fluellin, Common ivy, Fennel, Rosemary, White asparagus, Apple mint and Maritime squill. A range of fruits and berries begin to ripen, which can add a surprising splash of colour; Sloe, Blackberry, Hawthorn, Laurustinus, Peony, Turpentine Tree and Strawberry tree. Read more about the Sierra de Grazalema here: https://grazalemaguide.com/blog/the-sierra-de-grazalema-natural-park/

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