General

Beach towels

linen

towels

Outside

Private pool

terrace

patio

garden

sunbeds

barbecue

parking

private parking

terrace furniture

Inside

Wi-Fi

fireplace

cd player

radio

tv

washing machine

iron

ironing board

high chair

cot

Kitchen

Freezer

fridge

coffee machine

hob

microwave

oven

kettle

toaster

Bathroom

Shower

Beds

1 double bed

2 single beds

1 sofa bed

Views

Mountain views

pool views

Relevant information

Suitable for the elderly

pets considered

car recommended

Notes

Coast/Beach:
The beaches of Costa Tropical are under 30 min drive away.

Travel:
Airports. Granada airport - Easyjet have recently started flights from Gatwick and Manchester. The airport is small and car hire options might be more limited, but it's only 20 minutes away. Malaga Airport is 1.5 hours away by car, and Almeria is 2 hours drive.
Although there is a good bus service to Padul, car hire is strongly recommended to allow you to explore all the area has to offer.

Distances:
Travel times by car.
Costa Tropical, 30 minutes.
Granada and the Alhambra, 15 minutes.
Ski resort, 40 minutes.

Further Details:

Granada is a beautiful city with a rich cultural heritage from its Moorish past. A vibrant city with many squares and narrow lanes with shops, tapas bars and restaurants.
No visit to Granada is complete without seeing the Alhambra Palace and the Generalife gardens. The monument is extremely popular at any time of year so we recommend you book well in advance.

Padul is the nearest village In the Lecrin Valley to Granada. The rest of the valley is made up mainly of pretty white villages surrounded by olive, almond and citrus groves. A beautiful area - perfect for a drive, a walk or a spot of lunch!

The Alpujarra - a unique mountainous region south of Granada. The Moors persisted here longer than anywhere else in Spain. This is reflected in the small white villages made up of flat-roofed houses. Villages in the high Alpujarra (Pampaneira, Capilieira, etc) are particularly worth a visit. Trevelez, one of the highest villages in Spain is famous for its ham.
La Laguna de Padul - La Ruta del Mamut (the mammoth route) is a series of walks in and around the wetlands. There are wooden walkways and hides for observing the waterfowl.

The area is ideal for walkers and naturalists as there is a great variety of wildlife - higher in the Sierra Nevada wild boar and Spanish Ibex can be seen.