Accessible Granada is situated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, which is the highest mountain chain on the Iberian Peninsula.
Granada is a city where nobody really knows what to expect, except for us. This city in Andalusia has more to offer and explore than most people think. The most famous sight might be the Alhambra, but Granada has so many more attractions to offer. Read about our tours below and see which one fits your needs the best.
We wish you a pleasant stay in this historic city!
Join us for our top-rated historical city center tour in Granada. During three hours, you see the two main highlights in the historical center: the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel. Inside visit with your private licensed guide.
During this tour, you visit the highlights of Granada, including the picturesque Albaicín neighborhood. While walking/rolling along the monuments, your officially licensed guide tells you all about the city and its history.
Admire the surroundings of the impressive Alhambra complex accompanied by an official licensed guide. During this 2.5 hours tour, you see several gates, the Alhambra forest, the Place of Charles, the Alhambra Museum, and much more.
Join us for our guided visit tour to the world-famous Alhambra in Granada. During the tour, you see the three parts of the Alhambra, the Alcabaza, the gardens of the Generalife and, Nasrid Palaces.
Visit a typical Spanish Flamenco show at a very magical place in Granada. Your driver picks you up and brings you with an adapted vehicle to a little white charming cave, located on the hillside of the valley of Valparaíso, with a beautiful view of the world-famous Alhambra, where you enjoy a show with Spanish music and dance.
Whether visiting as part of a cruise day stopover or for a longer period, Granada has something to offer for all visitors of all ages, and we will be delighted to introduce you to this amazing destination accompanied by one of our experienced and qualified guides.
The local street life, which includes old-school tapas bars, offer a great glance at the cultural influences that have shaped Granada into what we see today. Islamic styles dominate the architecture, and one sees evidence of Europe and North Africa coming together as one in this vibrant city. In Granada, there are also countless museums, monuments, and buildings that are waiting for you to visit them. You can find a unique mixture of cultural influences and differences, traditional but still exotic food, unique architecture, and, of course, a unique ambiance in the streets.
