Golden Andalusia: Moorish Palaces, Mountains and Sea Caves

Sechs Tage quer durch Südspanien. Die Reise verbindet die maurische Architektur Granadas und Sevillas mit der rauen Natur der Sierra Nevada. Der Fokus liegt auf Bewegung und historischer Kulisse. Die Route führt in die Berge und an die Küste. Vormittags geht es in der Sierra Nevada über die Baumgrenze, nachmittags wartet das Mittelmeer. Kajaks kommen bei den Klippen von Maro zum Einsatz, inklusive Wasserfall und Meereshöhlen. Kultur kommt nicht zu kurz. In Granada und Sevilla stehen Paläste wie das Real Alcázar auf dem Programm. Die Abende folgen der lokalen Tradition, bei der Getränke in Bars mit kleinen Speisen serviert werden.

Six days across southern Spain, from the Moorish palaces of Granada to a sea kayak under the Maro waterfall. We climb above the tree line in the Sierra Nevada, kayak the Costa del Sol, and end in historic Seville, where the Real Alcázar, one of the city’s great palaces, was used as a filming location for Game of Thrones. HOW DO I JOIN THIS TRIP? Click on link below to get complete info and to sign up for this event by getting your ticket. https://urbanaturetravel.com/event/golden-andalusia-moorish-palaces-mountains-and-sea-caves SPECIAL OFFER FOR NEW USERS * 10% New User Discount using promo code: MEETUP10 * Valid for this trip or any other trips available on our website. 🌍WHY GO? There is no better place to spend an autumn break than the Costa del Sol, the sunniest region of Spain. Late October is the ideal time to visit Andalusia. Daytime temperatures sit comfortably between 22°C and 28°C, the Mediterranean is still warm enough for swimming, and the dense summer crowds have finally gone home. The amazing weather is just the start. What surprises most people is the dramatic landscape. The Sierra Nevada, mainland Spain’s highest mountain range, is just 45 minutes from Granada. This means we can hike at an altitude of 3,000 meters in the morning and be back in the city for tapas by evening. An hour south, the mountains plunge straight into the sea. The coastline east of Málaga is a protected stretch of cliffs and coves where we’ll kayak into sea caves beneath the Maro cliffs and swim under a waterfall that drops directly into the Mediterranean. Very few places in Europe let you experience both environments in the same week. When it comes to food, Granada is one of the last cities in Spain where every drink arrives with a complimentary plate of food, naturally turning dinner into a relaxed crawl from bar to bar. One evening, ...