Private tour to Granada from the Costa del Sol.
Individual excursion to Granada from the Costa del Sol with a qualified Russian guide, this trip format is interesting because, while communicating with the guide, customers can independently optimize their route, choose the most interesting places to visit. Departure can be organized from any resort on the Costa del Sol, accompanied by a Russian-speaking guide. Employees of the company, well-trained official (licensed) tour guides and accompanying driver guides with at least 10 years of experience. Individual tours of Granada provide an opportunity to get acquainted with the history of one of the most interesting cities in Andalusia.
Operated all year round upon request.
Departure: any of the Costa del Sol resorts
Participants: 1 to 4 passengers
Included: car transfer , driver guide service
Not included: entrance tickets to the Alhambra, children under 12 free of charge
Payment: online, office, in cash to the guide
Total time: from 10 hours
Additional: Please inquire separately for a group of more than 4 passengers
On the tour, we will learn why Granada was named after the pomegranate fruit, how the names of the Catholic Kings Isabella and Ferdinand are inextricably linked with the city’s history, how the streets of Albaicín differ from the streets of other Spanish cities, where you can try the most delicious ice cream. We will also follow in the footsteps of merchants who came to the silk market, find out why Albayzin received the title of UNESCO heritage, visit the observation deck, which offers the most famous view of the Alhambra, and much more.
Tour route:
Our route will run through the most legendary places of Granada: the historical center and the Moorish quarter of Albaicín. In the central part of the city, the Royal Chapel, the Cathedral of Santa Maria de la Encarnacion, the Trade Exchange, the former silk market of Alkaiskria closely adjoined each other. Then, passing through the Gran Via, which reflects 19th-century Art Nouveau influences, the path leads into the labyrinth of the former Moorish quarter of Albaicín, with breathtaking views of the Alhambra around an unexpected turn.
