Spanish Ibex
The Spanish Ibex, or Iberian ibex, is a majestic species of goat that inhabits mountainous terrain. With a robust physique, it stands out for its impressive pair of backward-curving horns, a symbol of strength and territoriality. These horns, present in both sexes, can reach impressive lengths in males.
Spain is home to four distinct subspecies of the Spanish Ibex, each inhabiting different regions of the country: Gredos, Beceite, Ronda and Sierra Nevada and Muela de Cortes.
Whether you’re exploring the towering peaks of Gredos or the scenic beauty of Beceite, these diverse locations offer more than just breathtaking views—they provide an opportunity to experience Spain’s rich local culture and delicious gastronomy.
Embark on an unforgettable journey to observe one of Spain’s most iconic species in its natural habitat, and immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes and cultural treasures each region has to offer. The Spanish Ibex is waiting to be discovered—book your adventure today!
Where to see an Spanish Ibex?
There are four subspecies of Spanish Ibex in Spain, each inhabiting different regions of the country: Gredos, Beceite, Ronda and Sierra Nevada and Muela de Cortes, with the Gredos Ibex being the most valued for its beautiful coat and larger horns.
Any time of year is good for enjoying this animal.
