Barcelona · Costa Brava · Pyrenees · Catalonia
AESA-registered drone operator for aerial shoots in Barcelona and Catalonia. Head office in Murcia and a base in Catalonia (1h 30min from Barcelona by car). Urban permits, the coast, the Pyrenees and the Costa Brava covered without long travel.
Catalonia has three brand assets with international pull: Barcelona's architecture, the Pyrenean landscape and the Costa Brava. We cover all three from our Catalan base without long travel. Our head office is in Murcia; the Catalonia base is our gateway to Barcelona, the coast and the Pyrenees.
Eixample, Born, Gòtic, Diagonal, Sagrada Família, MNAC. Restricted airspace over much of the centre — AESA + Barcelona City Council permits handled. Allow 3 weeks.
Coves, cliffs, coastal villages (Cadaqués, Begur, Tossa). Tourism commercials, boutique hotels and luxury property. Less restricted airspace.
Cerdanya, Val d'Aran, Alt Empordà, Berguedà. No airspace restrictions, simple permits. Covered from our Catalonia base within the day.
Wineries, vineyards and modernist cava architecture. Footage for wine brands, wine tourism and appellation campaigns. One hour from the city.
Ebro Delta, Roman ruins, Costa Daurada. Frequent locations for international productions. Simple permits outside urban centres.
Mobile World Congress, MotoGP at Montmeló, regattas, festivals. Aerial coverage coordinated with the organiser and the official broadcaster.
1h 30min by car from our Catalan base. For Barcelona days we leave at dawn and return at night. Travel is counted in crew hours, not fuel. If the day runs over 8 hours, factor in per diems.
Only with a specific permit from the basilica's management + City Council + AESA + NOTAM. It is the most restrictive monument in Barcelona. Realistic timeline: 4–6 weeks, approval not guaranteed.
Yes, registered as an AESA operator and as a business. Invoicing in Catalonia is no problem. Alex Viñals, co-founder and camera operator, is Catalan and based in Catalonia.
Yes. Hospitalet, Badalona, Sabadell, Terrassa, Mataró. Each municipality handles its own permit but the mechanics are the same. We coordinate it as part of the service.
An aerial-unit day plus the urban permits (AESA, City Council and, in controlled airspace, ENAIRE). No long travel: our Catalan base is an hour and a half away.
Yes, with municipal and AESA permits; much of Barcelona is restricted airspace and some areas also need ENAIRE coordination. Allow about three weeks.
Send us the area and the type of shot. We reply with a proposal and a permit plan.