International hunting stays · Catí, Spain
Your hunting trip to Spain,
arranged from start to finish.
Paperwork, hunting format, dogs, accommodation, meals and services agreed before you leave home.
Planning your stay
Before you travel.
Tell us your country of origin, your dates, how many hunters are coming, whether you are bringing guns or dogs, and whether you prefer driven or walked-up hunting. We will prepare a clear proposal covering hunting, accommodation, full board and optional services.
Dates subject to availability.
Each day is arranged for a single private group, with no other guests on the estate.
The hunting takes place just a few minutes from the house.
Licences and paperwork.
We arrange your hunting licence through the Hunting Federation and review the timescales with you before confirming your stay. If you are travelling from abroad, we need to know your country of residence and whether you are bringing guns or dogs so that we can coordinate the requirements for your circumstances in advance.
Usual paperworkIdentity card or passport, your home-country hunting licence and the relevant firearms permit where applicable. We coordinate the licence and insurance valid in Spain with you.
We recommend sending your documents to lacosteretagroup@gmail.com at least 30 days in advance.
Getting here.
Before buying your tickets, tell us your departure country, intended airport and arrival time. If you need transfers or other travel services, we will assess the options and set them out in writing in your proposal before confirmation.
Your arrival.
On arrival, we help you settle into the estate and go through the arrangements for your stay. The hunting begins the following day.
A day’s hunting.
After breakfast, we explain the terrain and go through the arrangements before heading out. The day combines hunting, a meal break and the return to the house. Timings follow what has been agreed with your group, with exclusive use of the estate throughout the day.
Indicative scheduleA bite to eat in the field.
During the driven day, we prepare a “taco” — a traditional field snack — for a bite to eat and a relaxed moment together with your group.
Our usual guiding service
Guides with dogs.
Most of our international guests do not bring their own dogs and are unfamiliar with the terrain. A guide with pointing dogs is therefore an essential part of the day, helping to read the ground, manage the pace and hunt safely.
The service, its timings and everything it includes are detailed in your proposal before you book.
On the hunting estate
Stay on the estate itself.
Accommodation is on the hunting estate for 9 hunters, with full board. See Accommodation for rooms, facilities, arrangements for dogs and meals.
AccommodationWe take care of the arrangements
Everything ready for your arrival.
Tell us where you are travelling from and how you would like to hunt. We can bring together your hunting day, guide with dogs, licences, guns, ammunition, accommodation, meals and airport pickup in one proposal. Before booking, you will know exactly what is arranged and what it costs.
Services we can arrange
- Professional guide with pointing dogs.
- Gun hire and ammunition.
- Hunting licence and insurance for Spain.
- Accommodation with full board.
- Airport pickup.
Tell us what you need and we will arrange it before you arrive, with availability, conditions and prices detailed in your proposal.
Before you book
Frequently asked questions.
Who organises the stay?
Our family coordinates your day and the agreed services directly, with no intermediaries.
Do you arrange hunting licences?
Yes, through the Hunting Federation. The paperwork and timescales for your circumstances must be confirmed before you travel.
Where do guests stay?
On the hunting estate itself, with accommodation for 9 hunters and full board when you book a stay.
Can I bring my dogs?
Yes, there are kennels on the estate. Let us know so we can arrange their stay and confirm the paperwork needed for travel.
Is the estate shared with other groups?
No. During your hunting day, the estate is reserved exclusively for your group.
Is a bag size guaranteed?
We do not guarantee a bag size.
Can you arrange a guide with dogs?
Yes. This is the usual service for international hunters who do not bring their own dogs or know the terrain. We arrange the guide, dogs and timings, with everything detailed in your proposal before you book.
Is a game-plucking service available?
Yes. Ask about the service when planning your stay. If you wish to take game home, the paperwork depends on the destination and must be confirmed before you travel.
How is a booking confirmed?
You first receive a proposal setting out the dates, services and conditions. Your booking is confirmed with a 30% deposit; until then, the dates are not guaranteed. The deposit is non-refundable and date changes are subject to availability.
When should I send my documents?
We recommend sending your passport or identity card, your home-country hunting licence and any applicable firearms permit at least 30 days in advance.
What equipment should I bring?
We recommend footwear suited to uneven ground and clothing appropriate for the weather forecast. Before travelling, confirm the equipment, ammunition and any safety requirements that apply to your group.
What happens in bad weather?
The conditions for weather-related changes are set out in writing in your proposal before the booking is confirmed.
Contact us directly
Tell us where you are coming from and the hunting day you have in mind.
We will reply with a clear proposal and everything you need to arrive with your hunting day already arranged.
Request a proposal