Hunting is an ancient sport that has been with us since man was man. Now you also have the opportunity to feel like a real hunter and enjoy the feeling of adrenaline that you will experience when trying to catch an animal, whether it is large or small game.
One of the active tourism sports that you can find in Navarra is hunting and you will find Coto Valdorba, the only existing commercial preserve in the community and the largest area in Spain, which offers its clients interesting offers this season.< /p>
The most appealing for hunters is the so-called "five for three", which means that you can hunt five partridges and only pay for three. There is also another offer in which paying a certain amount gives you the right to hunt eight partridges and enjoy a wonderful meal at the Coto's restaurant, which has the Q for tourist quality.
Coto Valdorba is integrated into a privileged natural environment of about 6,500 hectares in which the commercial preserve is combined with natural hunting in which pigeon, thrush, rabbit or woodcock can be hunted. Note, as a curious fact, that in these lands a group practices bow hunting for wild boar.
In the commercial reserve, partridge (native breed although bred in captivity), pheasant and quail are hunted. On the other hand, it should be noted that the preserve also has clay pigeon shooting facilities where all forms of this sport can be practiced.
And if that were not enough, if you want to organize a different bachelor party or a fun day for the team or staff of your company thanks to team building, Coto Valdorba provides you with all the necessary material to practice paintball or archery outdoors, also advising you on its rules and modalities.
All these activities have the ISO 14001 Environmental Quality certificate (the highest international qualification). We are open throughout the year so that you can fully enjoy this and other activities, in addition to offering you different complementary facilities to the headquarters, such as the meeting room, the bar, the grill restaurant, the Olympic pits, the universal pit and the dog residence, among others.
And if you still have time, you can visit the diversity of the valley, a privileged area of Navarra where you can see old Romanesque buildings, taste quality wines and even taste and pick mushrooms and see how the truffle.
So now you know, whatever comes to mind, do not hesitate to call Coto Valdorba and they will organize a day tailored to your wishes.
