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With its spectacular backdrop of the Sierra Nevada's snowy peaks, the provincial capital of Granada is dominated by the Alhambra, an exquisitely designed and decorated Moorish palace that exemplifies traditional Muslim art and architecture. Beyond the highlights and history of the epic Capitol City and its snowy peaks there are breath-taking beach fronts, some of which consist of incredible castles that once protected the Palace. These trips encompassed with history and tranquillity will leave you speechless. The beauty of the province does not stop there. Experience the incredible surrounding villages that offer a historic and unique adventure into the Andalusian past.
Sierra Nevada
Sierra Nevada National Park is a paradise for hikers, mountain bikers, photographers, nature lovers and for those that enjoy the winter sports. The highest peaks are covered with snow from November until July and as the four seasons are celebrated the Sierras show its beauty in distinct ways and allow guests to experience its natural surroundings all year long. Don’t forget to relax after a long day of skiing or hiking with a seasonal cocktail or Dancing within the surrounding areas nightlife bars or discos. The Sierras can be enjoyed in many different ways, whether you visit for a day a week, it will always be a memorable experience.
Costa Tropical
The Costa Tropical of the Granada province is famous for its natural beauty, tropical beaches and incredible climate. Across the entire coast you will find hidden “gems” with breath-taking views and magical clear blue water fronts.
Motril, Almuñecar and Salobreña are the three most important coastal cities of Granada. These are all villages with an ancient history dating back to the time of the Carthaginians and even as far back as the Iberians. Each city has its own enchantment, from the castle of Salobreña to the Roman ruins of Almuñecar or the incredible fishing port of Motril. Experience the beauty that the Spanish coastal cities of Granada have to offer.
Granada City
The Capital city of Granada contains so many magical areas to explore that one visit would never be enough. Granada was under Moorish rule for more than 700 hundred years and tells a story in every street corner or turn you take. Take a trip to the Sacramonte, built on Roman historic structures and encounter Gypsy musicians, live Flamenco shows and cave homes built out of stones. Step back into time and explore the Moorish history of the Albaicin where the oldest part of the city will offer you stunning views of the Alhambra Palace. Built over Granada Mosque at the start of the 16th Century, the Cathedral of Santa Maria de la Encarnacion has become Spain’s second-largest cathedral and Encompasses the marriage between Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Enjoy this incredible city and ensure that you take in everything that it has to offer.
Alpujarra
La Alpujarra has everything you need and lacks everything you don’t. In other words, this is a place where you can take a break from your day-to-day life. Countless experiences, landscapes and the local cuisine will keep you busy.
All of the towns that comprise Alpujarra are sprinkled along Sierra Nevada’s southern slopes, primarily made up of valleys and gorges. This is a region of contrasts, in part due to all the history behind it. This area was colonised in succession: first by the Iberians and Celts, followed by the Roman Empire, then by the Moors and finally by the Catholic Monarchs. Enjoy the tranquillity, adventure and the travel back into historic time.
