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Jeep Tours

Jeep Safari

Our Jeep tour is recommended for those who want an insight to the Andalucian Mountains and the flora and fauna, wildlife and spectacular views of unspoiled coastline.

The day starts in the National park, where you will have a brilliant opportunity to see the wildlife of this unspoilt area. Our local guide Michael shares his knowledge of the area while explaining about the history, flora and fauna that is typical for this part of Andalucia. The tour then continues up to a vantage point with a spectacular view, where tea, coffee and soft drinks are available.

After further travel in the "Sierras" of Almijara and Tejeda, a stop at a restaurant with a fabulous view, offers the opportunity to enjoy an Andalucian meal. (Vegetarian option available)

The tour continues across the mountains once more, in the direction of a picturesque waterfall. Guests always remember that day out with the local guide Michael, and remark that they have seen the traditional rural side of Spain, passing farmers and goat herders up in the mountains with the old fashion way of living.

River Walks

A very special day out. Pleasurable for both young and old. A guided tour along a river bed in scenery that brings words like 'Paradise' and Jurassic Park' to mind. Wear trainers or footwear you are happy to get wet. as you will be walking in the river. Also recommend swimming costumes as you might decide to cool down in one of the natural pools. Adults 49€, Children 45€

Kayaking

Sea kayaking is an ideal way to see the coastal wildlife and environment close up. It is relatively easy with no previous experience necessary although be aware that kayaking is a fairly physical water-based activity and provides a great combination of challenge, exercise and relaxation. This activity is suitable for all ages and is a great way for the family to do something exciting and different together. All trips are fully supervised and the kayaks used are double seaters.

Most people's biggest concern is, do they have to do a capsize drill - well, fear not, because these days it's not necessary as modern kayaks are a lot more stable, controllable and safer.

Off Road Motorcycling

Off Road Trail Riding Packages are offered in the mountains of Southern Spain, located in the beautiful village of Competa using Suzuki DR-Z 400-E and Honda CRF450X bikes which provide exhilarating, dirt kicking, mud-slinging, hill climbing performance.

There are many routes through the spectacular Sierras and the beautiful scenery that surrounds the area, no gates, no hassle with ramblers, just miles and miles of spectacular scenery. The routes range from easy to hard and will be tailored to your needs. The Trails are fun and exciting for all levels of biking experience. Although no off road experience is necessary, and free tuition can be arranged, a full motorcycle license is a prerequisite to partake in this activity.

Fishing

Salt Water Fishing
The Mediterranean shorelines are ideal for fishing. From July to September swordfish are found off the coasts of Almería, Granada and Málaga, as well as in the Bay of Cádiz. There is also tunny fishing in the open sea where they swim so near the surface in the summer, that they become visible. The tunny fishing grounds are Barbate, Zahara or Conil in Cádiz, and Isla Cristina in Huelva.

Fresh Water Fishing and Angling
Fishing in rivers and dams in Andalucía is also a popular sport, where trout, pike and black bass are found, as well as members of the ciprinidae family, barbel and carp. There are 64 fishing preserves in the Nature Parks of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas and of Sierra Nevada. The lakes in Spain are an excellent location for carp fishing and are particularly well stocked with carp and other varieties of fish.

Aqua Sports

Enjoy a family day out at, it's one of the largest, splashiest water parks in the province with 21 different rides to choose from including some super fast slides, dingy river ride and paddling pool for young children. Open from June to September the water park is designed so that visitors can have fun and enjoy water attractions all day long.

The most popular attractions are 'Kamikaze', an 80-m free fall at reckless speed; 'Monte Colina', a maze where only the bold will find a way out; 'Río Rápido', a wave swimming pool; 'Espiral'; 'Multi-pistas'; and 'Tiburón'. All of them are equally exciting and refreshing.

The park has a special area for the little ones, where they can choose among several water attractions, always watched by lifeguards so that their parents can enjoy adult attractions. There are also swings, ticket boxes and souvenir shops.

Powerboat Rides and Tows

High-speed adventure powerboat rides make for a thrilling, fun day. There is simply no better way to spend your holiday time. Combine the fun of an adventure boat ride, a look at the wildlife and the chance to explore the beautiful Andalucian coastal scenery. Keep an eye open for the high chance of seeing dolphins that love to race the boat. The trip is exhilarating - you will feel the boat surge across the sea, complete with the hum of the engines, the hiss of spray flying and the wind in your hair.

If you prefer something even more daring, then try a banana ride or a tow on a ringo. The 'banana' shaped, inflatable boat or huge rubber 'ringo' are attached to the back of a powerful motorboat that pulls it along and controls the speed and turns of the ride. Life jackets are provided.

Diving

Scuba diving opens up a whole new world underwater! If you've never tried it, then the warm waters of the Mediterranean are the perfect place to start We can arrange a personal introduction to the leading PADI 5 Star Gold Palm dive centre in the region where they are renowned for their high standards of safety and customer care. They offer PADI dive programs for all levels of divers, from Discover Snorkelling trips and Discover Scuba Diving, to Instructor-level PADI courses.

Choices of boat and shore dives are available daily along some of the most beautiful locations of the coast.

All the dive programs and scuba diving courses are offered complete with dive equipment rental and insurance.

Scuba diving is available every day of the year, and any time of the day, subject to the local weather conditions.

Windsurfing

Windsurfing is all about fun. There's nothing like skimming across the water at 30mph to give you an adrenaline rush! But it's not all about speed. It is also a great stress reliever and a sport that anyone can do and enjoy, no matter what their age or level of fitness. It's also a very friendly sport, and no one cares how good you are, although the theory is that if you don't end up in the water you're not trying hard enough!

One of the main attractions of windsurfing is its enormous diversity and the challenges it offers to all levels of sailor. Whether you're 8 years old or 80, taking your first precarious steps on a beginner's board or preparing to initiate yourself into the high speed thrills of performance shortboarding, the sense of achievement is unsurpassed.

Sailing (Catamaran, Dinghy and Yacht)

Cruises - Catamaran
Full day, and half-day cruises as well as private bookings are available aboard a 54 ft (16m) catamaran with large sunbathing deck. It is moored at La Herradura that is equi-distant between Malaga and Granada. The cruises ply along the Costa del Sol and Costa Tropical. This is an ideal hassle free cruising activity while on holiday or just looking to fill time and there is every chance you will see some of the visiting dolphins.

Cruises - Yacht
For those wanting a slightly more hands on and involved experience cruise aboard a 10 metre racing yacht. Departures are from Marina del Este.

Rental/Lessons - Catamaran and Dinghy
For experienced/qualified sailors there is a choice of hiring 14 ft, 16ft or 18ft Catamaran or if the preference is for a single hull there is a choice of hiring a Laser, GP14 or Galeon dinghy. For those who have always wanted to learn how to sail, lessons can be arranged by the hour, day or week.

Mountain Walks

There are lots of walks of varying grades around Nerja. The mountains come right down to the sea at Nerja and it is possible to walk from the town out into the surrounding countryside with its three nature parks or along the coast. Other walks can be accessed by public transport or a short taxi ride.

The mild climate is particularly good for walking from March until June and September until November. Some rain can be expected between December and February although it is still mild. The summer months are very hot for walking.

All the walks are graded and they will vary with the season; in mid summer the stream and riverbeds are accessible, while after October you could be wading or even in danger of being swept away. Buses are available, even in winter, to allow circular walks. If a car is used be prepared to take it off the main roads.

Rockclimbing

Andalucia has so much to offer for climbers. What would you prefer, winter on a climbing wall or climbing in the sunshine. Clip bolts, get a tan and climb some of the best routes in Europe while it's cold, dark and raining back in the UK. Bolted routes of every grade are available, adventure climbs and mountaineering on some of Spain 's biggest mountains. There are more rocks to climb than you can imagine.

The main climbing range is called El Chorro, and it is one of Europe's premier climbing areas. Climbs can be arranged from novice to experienced levels.

Canyoning

Canyoning is an unforgettable experience. It is an activity that involves nearly every kind of mountain progression technique to descend steep river gorges. Canyoning takes place in river gorges of unspoilt beauty, made up of a series of spectacular waterfalls, crystal clear pools and beautiful rock passages, cut and sculpted by water over millions of years.

The canyon descent takes the group down a series of abseils over waterfalls, jumps and slides into pools, scrambling and climbing over boulders, and down gullies following the gorge as it snakes its way down the mountainside.

If you love the magic of the water, unspoilt nature, discovering and exploring inaccessible places then this activity is a must to try.

Abseiling

Abseiling is fun! It is an exciting activity in itself. Abseils can be done from outcrops, mountains, bridges and buildings.

On a more serious note, it is also an essential skill to enable the rock climber or mountaineer to descend from a climb when there are no other viable means of safe descent.

Abseiling is a wonderful introduction to mountain adventure. Simply put, it the technique for travelling down a rope - and it is used in a variety of circumstances.

Rock climbers use abseiling to get back down to the ground after a climb, or to escape if things become difficult. Today, the technique is popular in itself - as a great way to experience the vertical world.

Parascending

Situated in the heart of Europe's most southern flying sites, with more all year round thermal activity than any other European flying sites. From the local training slope and coastal sites to 3,500 metres inland mountains, this region provides everything for the beginner to the advanced XC pilot.

Almuñécar marks the region where the Sierra Nevada meets the coast. Our visiting pilots have experienced 7 metres per second thermals in early November, and cloud base at 3,500 metres. For the more advanced, there are massive triangle opportunities, for the novice the chance for that first XC experience. One hour away, the city of Granada is at the base of several PWC sites with huge thermal generators during the summer months & large easy take-off & landing sites for beginners for out of season winter flying.

Mountain Biking

Mountain biking provides multiple experiences in just one ride! It can take you from hill foot farmland through pine forest rising to barren rocky peaks - in just one day. This is a perfect off-road adventure, with exhilarating descents, rivers and waterfalls and fascinating wildlife. The efforts of mountain goats, shepherds, Contrbandistas and forest management has perfected the Sierra Nevada into a stunning array of trails from forest tracks to highly technical gully descents. The remoteness of the trails and secluded forest settings benefit this exhilarating yet tranquil experience.

The area offers superb biking, including tough climbs, endless descents and technical singletrack, as well as more gentle trails. So whether you are just looking for a few gentle hours riding the countryside or for a more testing and gruelling workout you can be sure you will not be disappointed.

Winter Sports

Skiing
Sierra Nevada´s ski courses have been designed by European and American specialists, guaranteeing superb conditions for the skier. With a total of 61 kilometers spread over 39 runs, plus 6 sensational off-course trails, Sierra Nevada offers the visitor a wide choice of activities. Sierra Nevada has a vertical drop of 1,300 meters, and snow areas for all types of skiers, from beginners to experts. If you have never skied before, you will find the 61km of slopes wide and easy, with the soft, forgiving snow acting as a cushion against falls. A major selling point for Sierra Nevada, over its other more northerly rivals, is that it's an avalanche-free zone. Also a bonus is its southerly position that affords it hours of blue sky and sunshine.

Snowboarding
Sierra Nevada offers the snowboarder a completely different experience. Take advantage of the open spaces, natural quarters, windlips and endless slopes and enjoy the magnificent facilities that provide access to the different areas of the resort. Free-riding at over 3,000m means access to the best snow quality for over 60km. The snowpark in the middle of Veleta is well worth a visit. This together with the possibility of night-time snowbaording (weekends) and breathtaking nightlife makes the Sierra Nevada an exceptional venue for this sport. Any time from December to May offers you good snow, from the purest dry powder in winter to the fastest Spring snow.

Tennis

There are two tennis clubs in the vicinity. It is advisable to book in advance.

EXCURSIONS

Local company, Verano Azul ( www.grupoveranoazul.com )offer the following excursions

Granada:

Spare time on your arrival to visit the historic centre, the Royal Chapel, the cathedral, the Arabic baths, and the old Arabic city "Albaysin". The highlight of the day will be an afternoon guided tour of the world famous "Alhambra". Lose yourself in the halls of "a thousand and one nights" and experience this fortress with all its legends and secrets. The visit ends at the summer palace "Generalife", renowned for its gorgeous gardens. This unforgettable trip is nearly obligatory for travellers to Andalucia.

Entrance to Alhambra and Generalife included

Córdoba

Arriving in the old capital of Cordoba, you will have free time to visit the royal palace "Alcazar", with its marvellous roman mosaics or perhaps stroll through the Arabic market.
Meeting the local guide,who will take you on a walking tour that includes visits to the historic Jewish quarter, the synagogue and the world famous Mosque- Cathedral "Mezquita", the highest exponent of arabic art . Before our departure , sample some of the culinary specialities of Cordoba in one of the many cosy "Tapas-Bars".

Entrance to the "Mezquita" included.

Sevilla

Sightseeing bus ride that includes panoramic views of the Guadalquiver River. Guided tour beginning with a visit to the ancient Jewish quarter "Santa Cruz" and the cathedral with its famous clock tower "La Giralda". Spare time to pay a visit to the royal palace "El Alcazar", wandering around the modern city centre, or perhaps a break by the river. Finishing with a bus tour of Seville, which includes a stop at the famous square "Plaza de España."

Entrance to the cathedral included.

Málaga

Arriving in Malaga, a guided walking tour starts the day witht a visit to the Gibralfaro and Alcazaba, then on to the centre where you pass by the most important places, "Plaza de la Merced", "Palacio Buenavista" and the Cathedral. Later spare time to visit these places on you own, go to Picasso museum or just have lunch. Living the centre with a panoramic bus tour, that takes you to the last stop, the visit of the beautiful Botanic Garden " finca de la Concepcion" .

Entrance to the "Gibralfaro" and "Alcazaba" included.

Gibralter / Puerto Banus

After your arrival you can take the opportunity to shop tax-free on the main street. For those who wish to learn more about the history and enjoy some spectacular views there is the option of a guided trip by Minibus, which can be reserved en route to Gibralter, visiting the natural park on the higher part of the rock, as well as the fascinating St. Michaels cave and of course, you also will meet the famous apes of Gibralter to take some unforgettable photos. On the way back you stop in the famous port Puerto Banus, well known for its international Jet-Set visitors , with fabulous yachts and luxurious cars scattered about the port.

Make sure to bring your passport with you, and be aware of customs restrictions.

Antequera / El Torcal

On your arrival in Antequera meet the local guide to start the visit with the Dolmens ( megalithic complex) , followed by a guided walking tour in the historical part. Some time off by yourself and leave the centre to have lunch in the cosy restaurant "El Molino" in the surroundings of Antequera. After lunch visit to the stone park of "El Torcal", a marvellous example of a calcareous landcape, to see interesting rock formations and enjoy the breathtaking views of the surroundings.

Lunch included.

Alpujarras

Let us take you to the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains with its unique architecture, breathtaking views and dramatic valleys. First stop in this marvellous landscape will be a coffee break in the famous spa Lanjaron. Later a visit to the gorgeous village of Pampaneira to learn about the typical way of life in these mountain villages and shop for excellent original handicrafts , finally a visit to a typical bodega to sample the local wine and food of the area. If you love nature and the countryside, this is the trip for you.

Wear comfortable shoes.

Ronda

On the arrival in Ronda . You may choose to spend your time visiting one of the oldest bullrings in Spain, including its fascinating bullfight museum. Afterwards A guided visit will show you some of the different palaces of the town, the cathedral and of course the Tajo-gorge with its dramatic 180-metre abyss. Get to know Ronda with all its history, legends and anecdotes. After the tour time off , to visit this beautiful and romantic city by your own or to have lunch in one of the cosy restaurants in the historical part.

Frigiliana /Caves of Nerja/ El Ingenio

Get to know Frigiliana, one of the most charming and beautiful villages in all of Spain. You can wander through the narrow cobble stoned alleys where the history of the famous battle between the Moors and Christians is told in a series of gorgeous mosaic tiles. After your 2-hour stay, visit the world famous caves of Nerja, wandering around the incredible stalactites and stalagmites and lose yourself in the wide halls of this natural cathedral. The last stop will be at the commercial centre El Ingenio in Velez-Malaga, to go shopping or have a coffee

Morocco:

Start very early to Algeciras and catch the ferry to Tangier. A local guide will lead you on an organized tour of the "Kasbah" and the bazaar "Zoco", where you will have an opportunity to ride a camel. Lunch at a lovely local Moroccan restaurant, sample the local cuisine and be entertained by folkloric music and dancing. After lunch visit the historic town centre (Medina) where you can buy typical Moroccan gifts before we make our way back to the port for the journey back.

Don't forget your passport!

Aquatic park

A refreshing excursion to enjoy the activities of the park, exciting tobbogans , waterfall , swimming pools and a big children area wait for you .There are several choices to please your stomach .

Boredom does not exit in this park