Granada

Cave Tours

The tour begins in Plaza Nueva next to the High Court of Justice. Following an introduction, You will walk along the Paseo de los Tristes in the direction of the Sacromonte whilst discovering surprising historical details on the way. In the Sacromonte neighborhood you will learn about the cave houses, before visiting viewpoints which boast panoramic views of both the Alhambra and the city. You'll also discover flamenco art, learning about the importance it has in this particular neighborhood. Whilst walking from Sacromonte to Albaicin you will learn of the history and anecdotes of various places. This will conclude with you arriving at the San Nicolas viewpoint, where you will be greeted with panoramic views of the Alhambra. As you walk through the Albaicín neighborhood and learn its incredible history, you will come to the realization that these are two neighborhoods are simply loaded with history and fantastic panoramic viewpoints.

Spend an enjoyable hour exploring the Cave House Museum of Sacromonte with this admission ticket. Visit 11 separate caves, housing re-created cave house dwellings. Gain an understanding of the culture, history and natural environment of the Sacromonte district. See kitchens and stables, and also traditional trades and crafts, such as basketry, ceramics and weaving. Learn about flamenco in the Sacromonte district. Learn about the plants, the geology and the landscape of the area in the outdoors garden. From the garden you’ll also have unique views of the Alhambra, the city and the Rio Darro Valley.

The Costa Tropical boasts 320 days of sunshine a year along with dozens of beaches and coves and traditional towns overlooking the sea. Enjoy a full day soaking up the pleasant atmosphere as you visit the towns along the coast of Granada, such as Salobreña, perched on a hill and home to an old Moorish castle. Stop in historic Almuñecar, founded by the Phoenicians around 1000 B.C. and enjoy a walk in Majuelo Park and a visit to San Miguel Castle. You’ll have lunch in Almuñecar and in the afternoon depart for Nerja, a town in the province of Malaga, to visit the Nerja Caves, an archeological site that’s part of the Spanish Historical Heritage. Marvel at the stalactite and stalagmite formation of this natural spectacle.

Get to know these two towns along Malaga’s coast in a province known for the high amount of sunshine it receives each year. See charming villages and learn about the region's great cultural and artistic heritage. Explore the white architecture in the towns on the Andalusian coast. Visit Frigiliana, which is full of Andalusian culture. Admire the town's Moorish structure, the beauty of its houses, flowers, and the sea breeze. See the Arab castle and Lizar Fortress, from where you can take in amazing panoramic views. The Caves of Nerja are a series of caverns close to the town of Nerja in the Costa del Sol. The Cave is one of Spain's major tourist attractions. During the day you will be accompanied by a guide who will explain to you important facts about the places that you will visit to help you understand their history.

Depart the city center of Granada in an 8-seater combi van and arrive at the small town of Olivares, about 35 minutes away. Start the guided hike along the Velillos River and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of typical Mediterranean nature. Try to spot some of the typical species that live in the region including many birds and mountain wildlife. Cross a suspension bridge and walk through Tajos de la Hoz, an incredible natural gorge formed by the constant flow of the river. Climb a staircase that gives a fantastic panoramic view of the region. Continue in search of the ancient cave paintings, followed by some time relaxing by the fountain of La Corcuela, before finally returning to Granada.

Visit the caves at Nerja and Balcón de Europa which juts out over the Mediterranean Sea with this private tour from Granada. Take some free time to walk through the charming streets of Frigiliana. Be picked up from your hotel in Granada and travel to Nerja. Meet up with a group to take a tour of the caves, which are known for the large number of remains discovered there. Next, head to the Balcón de Europa to take in views of the sea. Take a walk along the beach coves to see fishing cottages. Have some free time to do some shopping or to go and get lunch. Continue to the village of Frigiliana situated in the mountains above the coast. Explore the streets and alleys. Snap pictures of the houses and sea views, then head back to your hotel in Granada.