For Fabulous Flamenco and Gypsy Ballads Visit Granada on Private Tour and find fantastic Roman and Moorish-inspired architecture. The body and soul of Granada tours will take you to Andalusia the magical city of music, culture, history and flamenco dancing.
Set on the foot of the stunning Sierra Nevada Mountains the panoramic views are spectacular and within reach to tourists on most Granada city custom private tours. Famously known for the hilltop fortress called The Alhambra Palace which is lovingly cared for with lush, green beautiful gardens and peaceful, relaxing grounds where you can sit and have a rest and reflect.
The old Moorish town and spice market have authentic Arabic flavors and are the perfect place to explore this unique area. Find the colorful Gypsy culture with professional flamenco dancing hosted in the cave restaurants in the Sacromonte. The influence of its Moorish roots is everywhere especially in the cuisine served here, from couscous to hookahs with spices and delights that are a favorite to the area of the world.
Visiting Alhambra is a unique experience and there is only way to make it even better, understanding the Alhambra. Our tour will take you through the monument with the company of an official guide who will explain the history, arts and secrets of here
Route of a few hours in which you will not only taste the cuisine of Granada but also learn anecdotes and legends of the city.
We will enjoy a one-hour flamenco show with a drink! Before the show starts, we will take a short walk through the Albayzin neighbourhood.
The Alpujarra is a long valley that extends to the west between the southern foothills of the Sierra Nevada, the Sierra de Lújar and the Contraviesa and Gádor.
Enjoy a comprehensive full-day tour of Granada with Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-off. Learn the Roman, Muslim, Christian, and gypsy history of Granada on storied streets.
Via ferrata is the perfect initiation with a low-medium difficulty combining the best of the ferrata routes such as the Tibetan Bridge, monkey crossing and zip line.
Jump, rappel, swim, and slide through Rio Verde canyon. This 3 to 4-hour adventure crosses amazing landscapes, descents and beautiful waterfalls.
Explore the stunning, cavernous underworld that exists just outside Granada with a guided caving experience that's fun and safe.
Discover the city of Cartagena sailing through the bay on a sightseeing cruise. Admire the views of the whole city from the panoramic elevator and taste the local gastronomy!
Marie R 
Ireland
Viv P 
United Kingdom
Jack Mcguire Ireland
H Asser 
Nepal
Paul Snyman 
South Africa
P Miller United Kingdom
Ruth K 
United States
The best time to visit Granada really depends on what you want, there is no “bad” time to visit the city. The best months, however, are March/ April/ May/ June/ September/October and November as they are not peak season and can be slightly cheaper. The weather is still warm and fewer tourists which are great when going on private tours. During peak season is still great if you love the extreme heat!
Spain, in general, is cheaper than many other European countries and easily comparable as they all use Euro. There are of course different range in price and standards for many restaurants and hotels so if you want to spend a lot, you can very easily. Private tours will vary in price depending on operator and the time of the year. Traveling within the cities, it is easy and cheap to go by public transport.
When traveling to Granada a good thing to know is that they have specific dining times, lunch is usually around 2.30pm and dinner is no earlier than 9 pm. Spain is no different from any other country; so always be careful when carrying money and keep it somewhere safe on your person. Keep all personal documents and extra money in the hotel safe. Never walk alone at night time in dark areas.
There are three different climates in Granada because of its size but, generally, tourists can expect a med climate of hot, dry summers that will have temperatures reaching almost 40 degrees celsius and mild, rainy winters that will have temperatures only going as low as 12 degrees celsius. A mixture of both seasons for Spring and Autumn. In the central plateau areas, it is more continental with hot dry summers and cold winters with snow.
The best time to visit Granada really depends on what you want, there is no “bad” time to visit the city. The best months, however, are March/ April/ May/ June/ September/October and November as they are not peak season and can be slightly cheaper. The weather is still warm and fewer tourists which are great when going on private tours. During peak season is still great if you love the extreme heat!
Spain, in general, is cheaper than many other European countries and easily comparable as they all use Euro. There are of course different range in price and standards for many restaurants and hotels so if you want to spend a lot, you can very easily. Private tours will vary in price depending on operator and the time of the year. Traveling within the cities, it is easy and cheap to go by public transport.
When traveling to Granada a good thing to know is that they have specific dining times, lunch is usually around 2.30pm and dinner is no earlier than 9 pm. Spain is no different from any other country; so always be careful when carrying money and keep it somewhere safe on your person. Keep all personal documents and extra money in the hotel safe. Never walk alone at night time in dark areas.
There are three different climates in Granada because of its size but, generally, tourists can expect a med climate of hot, dry summers that will have temperatures reaching almost 40 degrees celsius and mild, rainy winters that will have temperatures only going as low as 12 degrees celsius. A mixture of both seasons for Spring and Autumn. In the central plateau areas, it is more continental with hot dry summers and cold winters with snow.
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