Top 10 Things to do for Honeymoon in Granada, Andalucia

Trekking, mountain bike and 4WD tours in Granada and Sierra Nevada.

Ensegway Granada offer to our clients an alternative and funny way to get to know the city of Granada. A Segway, e-bike or walking tour through Granada, its historical quarters , and those corners which not all the visitors are able to reach. It is, in short, the best way to get to know the city and its history in a different and exciting way.

Have you ever dreamed of getting an unforgettable experience in your holidays? Our city and mountains, are one of the world´s most famous places to do Paragliding, with spectacular views over Sierra Nevada and the Alhambra. If you are around Granada, don´t miss the opportunity to fly with us! Our professionals Tandem Pilots Team have more than 20 years of experience.

Small-group guided tour to the Alhambra, the most visited monument of Spain. Official and local tour guide. Tours in English, Spanish and French. Morning and afternoon tours. Check the avilability in our web!

Zero Gravity Granada offers private hiking, walking & Relaxation tours through Spain’s Sierra Nevada mountains and surrounding countryside. Our tours are also popular with photographers and hikers alike.

CICERONE is the oldest company in Granada in individual tourism. Since 2003 we offer the best guided walks in Granada, because we are specialists in the city and we guide our clients, helping them to take a pleasant memory of our city. Today we have no competitors in Granada and our tours have numerous awards and certificates of quality guaranteeing us. Our most popular services, besides our private walking tour, are our Walking tour: Historical city centre an Albayzin, the Walking tour at twilight: Albayzin and Gipsy Sacromonte, the visit to the Cathedral and Royal Chapel, or our ghostly route of Mysterious Granada.

Granada Tapas Tours offers food & drink EXPERIENCES with a knowledgeable, friendly, local expert. It´s so much more than `just´ a food tour! The idea is to show you how it´s done & then you try out what you´ve learned. We want you to feel local, live like a local for a few hours & finish with a feeling you´ve seen into Granada´s rich & varied historical as well as modern local culture. Suitable for friends, families & groups (from 2 to 50 people).

Rafting Jumping Rivers "Active Tourism and amusement", Andalucia tourism company (Reg. No. AT/GR/00098) We seek to be a benchmark of trust for our customers while maintaining a positive differentiation over other companies in the same sector. Our main goal, providing the best service to our customers. 20 years of experience behind us in organizing incentives for business, school sporting events, town halls, bachelor - unmarried and all kinds of organizations and groups. Declines throughout the Spanish geography, Africa, Alps, South America, Asia, United Kingdom, Turkey, Central America. Put yourself in the hands of professionals, your safety is at stake. From our experience we offer a range of leisure and adventure activities that will put you in touch with nature and you will spend some unforgettable moments.

Munira Mendonca, from California, began working with leather in the 70’s when she arrived to Bubion, a village in southern Spain, in the province of Granada. It was there that she learned and developed a passion for this traditional craft.Now we find her workshop in the lovely old city of Granada where Islamic art pervades. This influence is strong in “Munira” products. Over the years the workshop has become a family business which designs and hand crafts its unique range of leather articles. The actual height of expression has been achieved through the use of ancient embossing and polychrome techniques that survive, at least in Granada, in the hands of the last master, Diego Campos Mariscal. Munira is both proud of and profoundly grateful for his teaching and collaboration. Our study of ancient designs and calligraphies as well as our use of traditional tools situate our items well within the leather tradition of Spain; a rich but dying tradition that spans many hundreds of years.