Top Granada Lunch

Explore the towns of the Alpujarras region on this full-day tour from Granada. Discover the area’s rich history and architecture as you visit the quaint towns of Lanjarón, Fuente Agria, and Pampaneira. Then, delve into the ham drying process, a main attraction in this region, with an exclusive visit to an authentic Alpujarran factory. Indulge in a tasting session and savor a typical Alpujarran lunch.

Eating tapas and drinking wine is a quintessential Granada experience. Take this local-led tour to avoid the so-so touristy spots and visit bars hand-picked by your guide instead. Head to three different bars, enjoying two tapas of your choice and a drink at each venue—as well as an additional free drink at the last bar.

Get to know Granada through its culinary traditions on this food-focused walking tour. Sample a cornucopia of Andalusian specialties, including olive oil, cheese, ham, and pastries as you explore the city with your guide, visiting traditional markets, shops, and a bakery. This half-day tour begins with breakfast at a cafe and includes a stop at a bar for tapas and drinks, offering a chance to taste a variety of regional dishes and beverages.

Find out how locals live and shop in Granada with this old town market tour. Opting to explore the city with a guide eliminates language barriers and means you can have interactions with local vendors along the way. Best of all, the experience includes a variety of delicious tastings, such as cheese, ham, churros, olives, and an alcoholic drink—such as wine or beer.

Granada is a city that overflows with beauty everywhere and falls in love with anyone who visits it. In this Tour we will offer you to live the experience of a local, meet and introduce you to the gastronomy of Granada and its Arab origin and other food and drink options. Do not miss the opportunity to make this tour an experience that will remain in your memory and in your palate.

Explore the rich history of Moclín, a village with a heritage dating back over 60,000 years, on this private walking tour. Discover key historical sites, including the 13th-century Castillo de Moclín. Following the tour, immerse yourself in a culinary experience by watching a cooking demonstration of a traditional arroz (a paella variation). Then, enjoy a delicious lunch paired with local wine.