PRIVATE TOUR OF GRANADA - YOU CHOOSE YOUR EXPERIENCE


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Select your date, time, duration and group size in the booking system. Start times are available between 09:00 and 20:00, subject to calendar availability. We recommend arriving 10 minutes early wearing comfortable footwear.
Travellers particularly highlight the flexibility of the tour to adapt to the group's pace, the depth of the explanations in a private setting and the comfort of exploring the historic city centre, the Albaicín and the Sacromonte without being tied to the schedule of an open group.
Select your date, time, duration and group size to book your private tour. The meeting point is Plaza Bib-Rambla, next to the Giants' Fountain, and we recommend arriving 10 minutes early wearing comfortable footwear to ensure a prompt start.
Choose the option that best fits your plans, from a 2-hour visit through the historic city centre to a more complete tour of Granada. Please note that this visit is non-refundable, so check your date and time carefully before confirming your booking.
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Discover the most traditional and authentic neighborhoods of Granada: Albaicín and Sacromonte. Initially, we will head to the Albaicín, former Muslim neighborhood, declared World Heritage, that will lead us to Mirador de san Nicolás, a magical viewpoint with the best views of the Alhambra.

Go deep in this World Heritage complex, amaze yourself with the views from the Alcazaba and its impressive Torre de la Vela. But the breathtaking part comes with the Nasird Palace whose Islamic rooms and decoration will make us go back into the Arabic era of Granada. Indeed, thanks to the sound of the fountains, the odor of the myrtle and the interplay of shadows and lights, you will feel as one of the members of the Nasrid family.

Meeting a few meters of the cathedral, in Plaza Bib-Rambla, it is the time to know the two monuments most visited of Granada after the Alhambra: The Cathedral and Royal Chapel, symbols of the splendor occurred after the Christian conquest.