Top Granada Holidays

Eating tapas and drinking wine is a quintessential Granada experience. Take this local-led tour to avoid the so-so touristy spots and visit bars hand-picked by your guide instead. Head to three different bars, enjoying two tapas of your choice and a drink at each venue—as well as an additional free drink at the last bar.

Discover the passion and emotion of flamenco at the Tablao Casa Ana, in the heart of Granada. It has established artists from great flamenco and gypsy families. They are professional flamenco artists with a track record that guarantee a unique and memorable experience. They are the greatest wealth of the tablao. The show takes place in a theatrical space that is the perfect setting to enjoy the best flamenco in the city, where the visual effects of the curtain and lights create an emotional atmosphere that will leave you breathless.

Eat your way through Granada as you learn all about the city’s history and culture on this small group food tour. Over the course of around 3.5 hours, you’ll sample a wide range of local specialties, including tapas, cured ham, dried fruit, and wine. Vegetarian options are available, and the tour can also accommodate those with allergies or other dietary requirements.

Enjoy a tranquil break from the sightseeing in Granada’s Hammam Al Ándalus, opulent Arabian baths located in the heart of the historical Old Town. Relax amid candle-lit walkways and beautifully designed pools; then, indulge with a massage. Submerge yourself in the soothing waters of a thermal bath and inhale the scented aromas of the steam room while sipping fresh mint tea. Upgrade your experience to add an exfoliating body scrub.

This tour is a great choice for travelers interested in historic sites. Save time waiting in long visitor lines with a skip-the-line entrance ticket to the stunning complex of Alhambra included. Explore the palace complex and Generalife with a guide, so you don’t get lost. Your guide enhances your day with stories about the history, art, culture, and mysteries of the palace and surrounding area.

Granada is known for its tapas culture, but if you want to expand your knowledge of the best Spanish wine to pair with local cuisine, then this wine tasting session is a perfect choice. Try four regional wines paired with local vegetables, cheeses, cold cuts, and extra virgin olive oil, and enjoy insightful food and wine tips throughout.

Explore Granada’s vibrant tapas culture on a self-guided gourmet tapas and wine tour through the historic city center. Taste traditional local flavors as you discover the city at your own pace, walking through iconic streets like Avenida Reyes Católicos and Calle Elvira, and visiting emblematic squares such as Plaza Bib-Rambla and Plaza de Santa Ana. The tour begins at Plaza Carlos Cano and follows an easy, walkable route between stops. After finishing, it is highly recommended to continue along Carrera del Darro to Paseo de los Tristes for stunning views of the Alhambra. Start at your chosen time and enjoy the experience until 22:30. You will receive a digital PDF 24 hours in advance with full instructions and route details. WhatsApp support is available throughout the tour if needed.

Our snowshoe hiking activity has a special touch, our groups are reduced, thereby providing personalized attention, with which we can have more control in our security protocol, both in the performance of sports and in health control to avoid COVID infections, We provide our clients with transportation from the city of Granada to the activity site if necessary, we also include snacks and a toast at the end of our activities in our services.

Guided wine and cheese tasting experience Selection of top 5 Andalusian wines Artisan cheese tasting from Andalusia Explanation of wine and cheese pairing techniques Water during the tasting

Awaken your senses to the tantalizing taste of traditional tapas on a 2.5-hour culinary and cultural tour of Granada. Delve into the city’s rich past while feasting upon a selection of sublime Spanish specialties with an interesting guide; see significant sights such as Plaza Nueva and Santa Ana Church, interspersing attractions with visits to locally loved tapas bars and ambient bars. See the city from the vertiginous vantage point of Mirador San Nicolás and gain fascinating insight into Moors who ruled the city before the Spanish conquered on this enriching excursion.

During this sensory experience in the heart of Granada, you’ll be welcomed into a charming space surrounded by natural wines and artisanal local products. The tasting begins with an introduction to Al Sur de Granada’s philosophy: sustainability, proximity, and a deep love for the land. You’ll enjoy four carefully selected natural Andalusian wines, each paired with a seasonal gourmet dish made from fresh, local ingredients. With every wine and dish, your host will share the story behind its origin, flavor profile, and connection to the region. Along the way, you’ll learn about natural winemaking, local culinary traditions, and the values behind slow, conscious food. The setting is warm, intimate, and relaxed — perfect for connecting with southern Spain through taste, culture, and conversation.

Enjoy the authentic flavors of Granada on this private, 3-hour food tour. A local food expert will pick you up at your hotel and guide you to 2-3 of the city’s most iconic bars, where you’ll get to savor up to four different drinks, including local wines, homemade vermouths, local beer, and non-alcoholic options. Each stop will feature a selection of tapas and regional dishes, carefully chosen to give you a truly local culinary experience. Throughout the tour, your guide will share stories and insights about each dish and drink, making you feel like a true local in every corner of Granada.

Discover the eclectic tastes of Andalucian cuisine and wine when you embark on this culinary adventure in Granada. Visit traditional venues, carefully selected restaurants, and a charming “ultramarinos” shop. In a small group, savor regional wines and Spanish Vermouth, paired with both traditional and contemporary tapas. The night concludes with a flamenco show in a historic “tablao,” for a complete cultural immersion.