Las Loberuelas

Hidden deep within the wild mountains of the Sierra Norte de Sevilla, Las Loberuelas is one of Spain's finest private sporting estates. Extending across 2,700 hectares of breathtaking countryside, the estate has remained in the ownership of the Madariaga family for decades, preserving a remarkable combination of traditional Spanish hospitality, world-class shooting, and outstanding conservation. Originally renowned for its exceptional wild game, Las Loberuelas has evolved to become one of Europe's premier destinations for driven red-legged partridge. The estate's steep valleys, rugged hillsides, and dramatic natural topography provide the perfect setting for high and extreme partridge, producing thrilling birds that rival the very best shoots in Spain. Beyond the shooting, Las Loberuelas offers luxurious accommodation within the estate itself, where guests enjoy outstanding cuisine, attentive service, and panoramic views across ancient olive groves and rolling mountains. For those wishing to experience the full diversity of Spanish sporting traditions, the estate also offers exceptional stalking for Iberian red deer, mouflon, fallow deer and wild boar, alongside the unforgettable spectacle of a traditional Spanish montería.

Las Loberuelas lies in the heart of the Sierra Norte de Sevilla, one of southern Spain's most beautiful and unspoilt natural parks. Located just over an hour from Seville and its international airport, the estate feels wonderfully remote while remaining easily accessible for international visitors. The surrounding landscape is exceptionally diverse. Ancient olive groves and fertile meadows rise into rolling oak-covered hills before giving way to steep rocky valleys and mountains reaching over 700 metres above sea level. Every part of the estate offers a different character, with changing scenery, spectacular viewpoints, and a remarkable variety of flora and wildlife. The region is steeped in history, sitting close to the ancient Roman trade route known as the Ruta de la Plata, or Silver Route, which once connected the south and north of the Iberian Peninsula. Today, the area remains rich in Spanish culture, wildlife, and traditional country pursuits, making it an exceptional destination for both sportsmen and non-shooting guests alike.

A day at Las Loberuelas begins with breakfast overlooking the estate before setting out into the mountains, where each drive has been carefully positioned to make the very best use of the dramatic natural terrain. From the outset, it becomes clear that this is a shoot unlike any other. The deep valleys and steep hillsides produce spectacular driven red-legged partridge, with birds climbing rapidly from the contours before crossing high overhead at remarkable pace. Every drive presents a different challenge, demanding concentration, quick reactions, and precise shooting as the landscape shapes each bird's flight naturally. Between drives, guests enjoy traditional Spanish hospitality with refreshments served in the field before continuing through the estate's varied terrain. Gourmet lunches showcase the finest local produce, accompanied by carefully selected wines and the warm hospitality for which Las Loberuelas has become renowned. For those wishing to extend their sporting experience, driven duck on the estate's large lake provides a memorable beginning or conclusion to a visit, while opportunities to stalk Iberian red deer, mouflon, fallow deer, or wild boar can be seamlessly incorporated into a stay. Non-shooting guests can explore the surrounding countryside, visit Seville, enjoy guided historical tours, or experience the estate on horseback or by traditional carriage. From arrival in Seville to departure, every aspect of a stay is carefully managed by the Madariaga family and their experienced team, ensuring an effortless and unforgettable sporting experience in one of Spain's most prestigious private estates.