This place is so quiet that is still a gem to spend Xmas. Full of pathsto discover. The villages are lovely to walk around. Be sure you can do the hills... it is plenty of them... no flat terrain here. Restaurants are great value for...More
About Las Alpujarras
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This place is so quiet that is still a gem to spend Xmas. Full of pathsto discover. The villages are lovely to walk around. Be sure you can do the hills... it is plenty of them... no flat terrain here. Restaurants are great value for...More
I was advised to go to Alpujarras and I didnt regret it! We started the trip in Trevelez, getting there from Granada. Travelling by bus is a bit tricky and we havent managed all we wanted, but the trip was very nice. We went to...More
I was travelling this part of Spain for a week, and it is one of the most beautiful places I've been to. There are many options of hiking in different levels of difficulty. I recommend visiting at the end of summer when it's not so...More
After turning from the main road, leading to Granada, the whole next part of the journey, starting at the dam of the river Guadalfeo, will be accompanied by stunning views to Alpujarras valleys, slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains and white villages and small towns:...More
We took a day tour from Benalmadena with the "Come Si" company. It was an excellent tour with Daniel.
The mountain road twists and turns and at every bend a different view of the mountains and the different coloured trees from bright yellow through to green and spectacular reds. The white houses in the small villages along the way provide a typical Spanish scene...More
Great day trip from Granada. Spectacular views and culture and history information was excellent. Amazing villages of white houses clinging to cliff faces and water from the mountains is outstanding. Highlight was a visit to a ham curing factory......a must do experience. The driver was...More
An abundance of beautiful walks in a lovely unspoilt, reasonably quiet region of Spain. Walks can be found on various websites. It gets hot (we went in June) so remember plenty of water, though every village seems to have plenty of free springs to top...More
I traveled to Sierra Nevada with some friends from a hostel in Granada. For us it was a matter of catching a bus and then walking the rest. We went in the peak of summer, so take lots of water to drink. Litres of water....More
Great view, great company and food tasted great. Visited several villages within the region, nice place. Recommend a visit for the view and experience.
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