Spain's 'Big Three': In Search of Whales, Wolves & Bears

Tour Code: ESP27

A 10-day holiday in search of cetaceans and seabirds in the Bay of Biscay, as well as Bears and Wolves in the Cantabrian Mountains.

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Highlights

Summary

This tour offers a chance to look for three of Europe's most iconic mammals in contrasting habitats in northern Spain – the Bay of Biscay, Somiedo Natural Park in the western Cantabrian Mountains and the rolling hills of Zamora Province. Our holiday begins with a ferry trip to Santander across the Bay of Biscay, where we’ll watch for whales, dolphins and seabirds. On arrival in northern Spain we head to the heart of Somiedo in search of bears, before transferring to our second base in Zamora for two days of wolf-scanning. There'll be some special birds too, including plenty of raptors, bustards and other mountain and steppe birds. We finish the tour with a little light culture in Santander.

Fin & Minke Whales, plus Common & Risso’s Dolphins in the Bay of Biscay
Balearic, Sooty, Cory’s & Great Shearwaters, skuas & petrels from ferry
Griffon Vulture, Water Pipit & Alpine Chough in Somiedo
Chance of Brown Bear with Chamois and Red/Roe Deer common
One of the world’s largest concentrations of Great Bustards in the plains
Almost guaranteed views (90%+) of wild Wolf - one of Europe's most exciting mammals
Otter & Wild Boar also regularly seen
Led by expert naturalist guide

Grading

Grade A/B. Easy/moderate.

Northern Spain, rugged and green, has a great deal to offer the naturalist. Here, in the Cantabrian Mountains, which extend for about 180 miles from the Pyrenees to Galicia, two isolated populations of European Brown Bear occur. The majority, about 100, live in the wildest, steepest and most wooded parts of the little-visited western end of the range. Of these, about 20 live in the deep valleys, forests and mountains of Somiedo Natural Park, one of Naturetrek’s favourite European retreats, and very little known. Established in 1988, Somiedo protects almost 30,000 hectares of some of the highest and most scenic peaks and valleys of the region, and is regarded as the best-preserved montane environment in the Iberian Peninsula. The Cantabrian Mountains and their outlying ranges also hold the vast majority of Spain’s 2,500 to 3,000 Wolves and are the stronghold of the species in Europe. This is a population that has increased markedly since an estimated all-time low of just 500 individuals in 1970. The depopulation of Spain’s rural regions, as Spaniards have increasingly migrated to the cities, has benefitted both the Wolf and the Bear, as has a changing attitude towards these two species which were once viciously persecuted.

Our holiday begins with a ferry crossing from the south coast to Santander over the Bay of Biscay, a journey which at this time of year regularly produces sightings of an exciting range of whale and dolphin species. The ferry provides a good vantage-point for scanning the sea ahead for tell-tale fins or ‘blows’. Our ship crosses the continental shelf during the night and the morning will find us in the Bay of Biscay, over a deep underwater topography that creates a particularly rich feeding ground for whales. Here we have a chance of encountering such exciting species as Fin, Sei, Minke and Longfinned Pilot Whales, plus the deep-diving Cuvier’s Beaked Whale and a variety of dolphins including Bottlenose, Common, Striped and Risso’s. In September it is also sometimes possible to see migrating Sperm Whales; at this time of year we also have a good chance of seeing Balearic, Sooty and Cory’s Shearwaters, up to four species of skua, Sabine’s Gull, Grey Phalarope and petrels that may even include Wilson’s.

On reaching northern Spain and overnighting in Santander, we will drive south to the rolling hills of Zamora, where we will spend four nights. Now our focus switches to finding one of these mountains’ iconic mammals, the Wolf. This is a region of rolling hills and broad valleys which affords excellent opportunities to scan wide areas of open land and which may easily be accessed via an extensive network of metalled roads and gravelled forest tracks. Birds of prey are much in evidence and include Red Kite, Hen Harrier, Sparrowhawk, Common Buzzard, Kestrel, Merlin and even the occasional Golden Eagle. Coniferous forests are filled with Firecrests, Coal and Crested Tits, and Jays, while the heaths hold Woodlark, Stonechat and Dartford Warbler. Good numbers of both Red and Roe Deer are here too — good news for us, as they form the main prey for the focus of our visit, the Wolf. Looking for Wolves involves lengthy scanning sessions from strategic vantage-points and requires a great deal of persistence, patience and stealth. Having said that, 90% of our Wolf-watching tours in this area to date have been successful, so we will be hoping to maintain this record.

From Zamora we will drive north to the village of Pola de Somiedo, situated within Somiedo Natural Park, where we will be based for the next three nights. During September, Brown Bears will be feeding on the seasonal glut of fruits, nuts and other food sources in order to fatten up for their long winter hibernation. To stand a chance of seeing a Bear we must put in long hours of patient scanning from one spot during the early mornings and late evenings. A successful Bear quest will also require a hefty dose of luck, not least with the weather! There are Chamois, plus Roe and Red Deer in the park and we will also enjoy the other wildlife we see from our vantage-points, and during gentlepaced wildlife walks, as well as during our leisurely and lavish al fresco lunches set amongst the beautiful Cantabrian scenery.

Before long it will be time to drive to Santander to enjoy some more cetacean and seabird-watching on the ferry home to Plymouth, from where we offer a transfer back to our port of departure.

DETAILED INFORMATION

Itinerary

Outline Itinerary

Day 1

Ferry from Plymouth to Santander

Day 2

Arrive Santander; transfer Palencia

Day 3/5

Palencian Mountains (in search of Wolves)

Day 6/8

Somiedo Natural Park (in search of Bears)

Day 9

Depart Santander by ferry

Day 10

Arrive Plymouth

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What's Included

What's Included?

Ferries
Accommodation:
Twin-bedded cabins aboard the ferry. Comfortable rural hotels in Spain; all rooms with private facilities.
Food:
All included in the price, except on ferry crossings and lunch/dinner in Santander.

Reviews

It was a wonderful holiday. With great sightings (albeit at a distance) of Fin Whales, an Iberian Wolf and a mother Brown Bear, we managed to see ‘the Big Three’. We also saw Wild Cat, various birds, including Great Bustard, Golden and White-tailed Eagles, Griffon Vultures and lots of passerines, plus sea birds on the ferry. The two accommodations in Spain were excellent and, as a vegan, I was very impressed with the quality and variety of the food I was given. The 2 tour guides were very knowledgeable and friendly and ensured that we all saw the animals. They [Naturetrek] have a large variety of wonderful holidays with good value for money. The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly.
M.C. London, Sept 23
I loved everything, great accommodation, food amazing locations with beautiful scenery and great views of the wonderful wildlife. Byron was a gem, always imparting his vast knowledge with great enthusiasm and excitement. Tino was also fantastic, great humour, with an awesome knowledge of his beautiful area of Spain. Rosa's food was delicious, treating us to authentic Spanish cuisine, we were truly spoilt.
T.M, Kent, Sep 21
The two centre concept worked extremely well as this gave us the opportunity to explore two very different habitats, with different mammals, birds, butterflies and flowers to be observed. It was a particularly enjoyable experience to look across the valley in Montana Palentina in the early morning under perfect conditions, and observe the behaviour of a pack of Iberian wolves and on the second morning, a family of wild boar.
MW, Suffolk, Sep 19

Excellent tour guide who knew how to get the best wildlife experience for us in the mountains of Cantabria and Asturias. Fantastic picnic lunches with local ingredients sourced by him each day including dealing well with multiple dietary requirements.
S.J. Hampshire, Sept 19

We would like to say how much the experience was enhanced by the enthusiasm and dedication of the leaders.
C.C. West Midlands

Wonderful views of wolves and bears. The leaders worked hard. Excellent trip.
J.B. West Sussex

This Naturetrek holiday was a tour of Northern Spain in search of Bears, Wolves and Whales. From start to finish we were well looked after and the experience of our guides ensured that we had great sightings of over 120 birds, bears, whales, dolphins and butterflies. Great value for money.
M.S. Tyne & Wear

A terrific holiday. Both guides worked really hard to find the wolves, and to see 5 wolves playing for over half an hour was much more than we anticipated.
E.L. London

Our leaders were excellent, they both worked very hard to ensure we saw both bears and wolves. They were both very good company and helped ensure we gelled as a group.
D.B. Cheshire

Together, Gerald and Julian were a most effective team. For the most part I travelled with Julian, whose knowledge of geology and other aspects of geography in the widest sense is superb. His mobile library is marvellous.
T.N. Hampshire

The way in which we were looked after by the tour leaders and the hotel people was considerate; they could not do more to ensure we enjoyed our holiday.
E.B. Wiltshire

I most enjoyed seeing the Wolf watching in Zamora and watching the Bear with three cubs in Somiedo Natural Park.
A.R. Isle of Wight

Fabulous scenery of Cantabrian Mountains. Brilliant sighting of female and three Bear cubs. The guides had used their contacts to find the best chances of sightings and those of us who bothered to get up that morning observed the Bears for two hours. Guides very generous with use of scopes. Really helpful.
J.R. Isle of Wight

The guides were very good at finding out local information on possible location of animals. Once an animal/bird was spotted they tried hard to ensure that every member of the group had the best possible view. The food at both locations was excellent, including the provision of a vegetarian option at each meal.
M.D. Berkshire

For me the guides made this holiday a success. They worked well as a team, always ensuring we were safe, comfortable, well-fed and gave us the best opportunity to see the wildlife. Their experience and enthusiasm came across making the tour one of the best I have been on.
M.S. Tyne & Wear

The whole experience was impressive, the scenery, the wildlife and the expertise of two great guides, who were also two very nice guys.
J.D. West Yorkshire

The dynamic between Gerald and Byron was amazing. They could not have done any more to ensure that every member of the group felt included and were enjoying the experience. Their knowledge was encyclopaedic and they showed this with humour and generosity of spirit.
E.B. Tyne & Wear

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Dates & Prices

2025

Departures Availability Cost

Sun 21st Sep – Tue 30th Sep SPACES £2,395

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Land only cost:

The "Land Only" cost is the tour price you will pay if you choose to arrange your own flights/transport.

£2,195

Room sharing options:

If a customer on this departure has already expressed an interest in sharing a room it will be flagged here. We will identify if there are sharing options for male, female or both.

Female sharing available

Single Room Supplement:

Single Room Supplement.

£195

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Seeing whales in the wild is one of the top 10 things most people want to do during their lifetime. Scanning the water, waiting to hear a blow or see a dorsal fin, is one of the top wildlife experiences in the world, and it can get addictive! A sighting of whales in their natural habitat is consistently rated in the top 10 wildlife experiences in the world. These gentle giants of the ocean hold a special place in our hearts. Our dedicated small group tours offer the thrilling opportunity of an up-close-and-personal encounter in the wild; scanning the water, waiting for the sound of a blow or the sight of a dorsal fin is both thrilling and addictive.
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Our dedicated small group whale-watching holidays encompass a range of destinations all over the world to offer the best chance of sightings on short trips or longer cruises. Whether it’s a day excursion in the UK or an extended 14-day cruise to an exotic far-flung location, we offer the chance to encounter these giant cetaceans in all of the world’s oceans, from the tropics to the Polar regions. 
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Our specialist recommends...


"In the UK I'd recommend our full-day dolphin tours to look for White-beaked dolphins off Lyme Bay. Madeira offers a good variety of dolphins close to shore including Risso's, Atlantic Spotted and Common, while if you fancy warm tropical waters Sri Lanka or the Maldives offer a good range of acrobatic species in sunny conditions!" 

Sara Frost - Tour Leader & Marketing Manager

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Bears are many people’s favourite mammal. They are immensely strong and have unpredictable temperaments, yet inspire great affection in most of us.
The Naturetrek programme includes a number of specially designed bear-watching holidays which employ local expertise to provide clients with wonderful opportunities to see their favourite mammals.
Naturetrek Bear-watching tours
Most species of bear are retiring in habit and rarely seen during the day. However, a prodigious appetite leads many species to gather seasonally in big numbers, which makes them far easier to watch!
Our bear tour groups are limited in size and accompanied by Naturetrek naturalist leaders, and also usually assisted by resident experts. Although focused on bear-watching, all Naturetrek bear tours offer many opportunities to observe the other wildlife of the area.
We also see bears on other Naturetrek tours such as Sloth Bears on Indian and Sri Lankan tours, and Brown Bears on many European tours.
Where can I see bears?

Slovenia - Bears, Birds & Caves – a 6-day holiday to Slovenia, focusing on its Brown Bears, birdlife and other natural history highlights
Canada: The West – stay on a floating wilderness lodge and explore Vancouver Island in search of Grizzly Bears
Spitsbergen – Realm of the Polar Bear – a voyage into the high Arctic in search of Polar Bears and other wildlife (exclusive charter cruise)
Brown Bears in Finland – photograph bears from a hide on the Russian border
Romania – The Wildlife of Transylvania – go in search of foraging bears in Romania’s Carpathian Mountains

Is it possible to see bears on other Naturetrek tours?
Yes. While not specifically searching for bears, we regularly have sightings of Sloth Bears on Indian and Sri Lankan tours, and Brown Bears on our Kamchatka cruise and many European tours.

Our specialist recommends...




"In Europe one of the most reliable places to see the European Brown Bear is northern Finland, where it is possible to get very close views from hides. Watching Grizzly Bears catching Salmon in western Canada is undoubtedly one of the greatest of natural history thrills. But for the ultimate bear-watching experience, and my personal favourite, it has to be a trip to the Arctic to see Polar Bears." 

Paul Stanbury - Operations Manager

 
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Many of the world’s mammals are instantly recognisable to us. Animals such as Lions, Tigers, elephants and bears capture our imaginations from an early age. At Naturetrek, we take great pleasure and pride in helping people to fulfil their lifelong dreams of seeing these iconic species in the wild. We also enjoy introducing our clients to some of the world’s more unusual mammals, many of which are just as fascinating.
Naturetrek Mammal Watching Tours
Many of our tours have a primary focus on mammals and we offer the widest choices of mammal-watching holidays across the globe, from the poles to the tropics. Our holidays are guided by at least one professional naturalist tour leader and usually benefit from additional guiding by expert local naturalist guides. We have holidays to see an incredible range of the world’s most sought-after mammals, such as orangutans, lemurs, bats, polar mammals, big cats, and mammals of the African savannah. A significant number of tours also targets some of the planet’s more unusual and elusive species, from pottos and pangolins to slender lorises and obscure cetaceans.
Here’s a selection of our mammal tours:

India’s Kanha and Pench Tiger Reserves
A cruise to Spitsbergen in search of Polar Bears 
A chance to see the ‘Big Five’ and much more in South Africa’s Kruger National Park
Search for Blue, Fin and Sperm Whales in the Azores
Close-up views of Brown Bear and Wolverine in Finland
Enjoy the mammals of Kenya’s Masai Mara, while staying in luxury camps
Search for elusive nocturnal mammals, such as Aardvark, Black-footed Cat and Aardwolf, in the Kalahari Desert

Bargain mammal selection
We offer a range of action-packed bargain holidays for the dedicated mammal enthusiast, which are exceptional value for money, from Belize to Zambia.

Our specialist recommends...




"Africa is perhaps the greatest continent for mammal-watching. I would recommend 'Botswana’s Desert & Delta (Mammals)' for combining stunning scenery and wildlife. We also offer a tour to Uganda which includes a chance to see Mountain Gorillas. And India, along with Tigers, has a superb variety of mammals. Closer to home, short breaks to Spain in search of Wolves and Iberian Lynx are hard to beat.”

Paul Stanbury - Operations Manager

  
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Wolves are shy and elusive, which is part of what makes the thrill of seeing a lone wild wolf crossing an open plain, or a pack of wolves feeding on a kill one of the natural world’s unbeatable experiences. The wolf’s howl is a sound that epitomises the wilderness. Whether across a snow-clad northern landscape or a stark Ethiopian plateau, we are pleased to offer you the chance to see, track or hear a wild wolf on our wolf holidays.
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Wolf watching in Spain – a dedicated wolf tracking holiday in Spain’s remote north-western corner
Ethiopian Wolves – a chance to look for the rare and beautiful Ethiopian wolf in the Bale Mountains
Poland in Winter – a unique winter holiday focusing on the large mammals to be found in Poland, including a chance to see Wolves
Our Sweden’s Mammals tour explores the territory of local wolf packs, with the chance to hear them howl at night 
 


Our specialist recommends...


"Our 11-day 'The Wolves of Yellowstone National Park' tour heads for the world's first national park in search of its Grey Wolves. If you want a short break focusing almost exclusively on wolf-watching I'd recommend Wolf-Watching in Spain, while we've also had good wolf sightings in recent years on our holiday to Italy's Abruzzo National Park.” 

Kerrie Porteous - Operations Manager

 
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It is also the case that many of our other holidays within Europe are also accessible by rail. Generally, where there’s a will, there’s a way, and we’d be pleased to offer advice to anybody who wishes to join any of our tours within Europe by a means other than flying!

Our specialist recommends...


"Our Picos & Plains tour offers an environmentally-friendly route down to Spain for some excellent birding and cetacean-watching. More broadly, we’re very keen for Naturetrek to offer the most dynamic, market-leading carbon-reduced holidays available, and we hope you enjoy browsing our list of no-flight wildlife holidays!” 

Kerrie Porteous - Operations Manager

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