Granada Adventure and Sport Tours 2024/2025

“There is a lot of enjoyable walking to be had on this trip, varied routes and tantalising views of big ridges and high peaks. There is also wildlife a plenty but it does need looking hard for. There are some steep ups and downs in places but the paths are considerably better than I had expected and are all very 'doable' if you have a reasonable level of fitness.The hotel in Berchules is a comfortable and very friendly base to operate from, Wendy and her staff couldn't do enough to help and they serve up some appetising food too; tThe packed lunches are perhaps the best I have had anywhere. If you have an interest in avaiation history ask Wendy about the Royal Air Force Asscoiation plaque that is on the bar!Granada is a complete and very enjoyable contrast, a city with a really nice 'feel' to it. A different but decent hotel. The Alhambra really is a must - it would be a shame to not see it if you are in the city.”

“Granada and the Alpujarras was a brilliant experience and a wonderful introduction to the Sierra Nevada region and the Moorish history of Spain. The scenery was spectacular from the white-washed villages to the incredible wildflowers, the many rivers and irrigation channels and the snow-covered mountains. The walks were varied and allowed for easier options if desired or longer, more challenging hikes. We highly recommend the trek to the Siete Lagunas from Trevelez. The accommodation was excellent throughout, luggage transfers were prompt and efficient, the meals provided were great and the staff always friendly and helpful. The route notes and maps and additional information compiled by S-cape Travel in Spain were comprehensive and easy to follow. We especially appreciated the deviations from main routes onto local paths which meant we met hardly any other walkers on any of the days.”

“I had never been to Spain before and my first impression was that I wouldn't enjoy my week as the area was hot, barren and dry. By the end of the week I couldn't wait to go back and I am now contemplating living in the area for a year to get to know it better.”