• Cuesta de los Chinos - Along this path, a man-made stream will join us, and we’ll discover some local tales from Granada.
• The Alhambra - We’ll skirt the Alhambra’s eastern edge at the base of its walls, learning about its water supply and its purposes.
• La Silla Del Moro - At the summit, we’ll take in the panoramic views. We won’t enter the Silla del Moro’s archaeological remains, but we’ll explore the medieval spatial organization and its infrastructure.
• Cerro del Sol - This is the pinnacle of our journey. We’ll navigate a network of paths and irrigation channels, with a verdant forest greeting us, bridging the rural and urban landscapes.
• Fuente del Avellano - The legendary fountain of pure and medicinal waters. Our path continues in a verdant oasis, offering cool, green respite throughout the year. Next, we’ll follow the Romayla irrigation channel.

• Specialized guide

Intermingle escapade, antiquity and the great outdoors. Traverse multiple routes alongside natural or man-made aqueous paths. We’ll explore forested landscapes near the Alhambra. We’ll go across fountains, springs, waterfalls, canals, etc. This guided exploration focuses on the historic utilizations of water in Granada. A knowledgeable guide will conduct a small troop enhancing individual interaction and relation with nature. The itinerary is arranged to encompass public water fountains and columns. It is a health-conscious and eco-friendly alternative to acquaint oneself with Granada.

• We recommend wearing comfortable shoes. We cross sloping slopes
• The route is not suitable for people with reduced mobility or hearing or visual impairment
• The route is not recommended for children under 7 years (it lasts 3 hours)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.