Alpujarra to Granada Inn to Inn Walking Holiday

This trip can start on a Thursday or Saturday, March through June and September through to early November.

In spring and autumn, you can expect it to be warm and sunny with average daytime temperatures of around 15-25°C. In July and August temperatures can rise to 30°C and above in the lower valleys which is too hot to enjoy the hikes.

Rainfall remains low outside the winter months, so you should be dry.

No. To make sure you enjoy the trails in splendid peace and at your own pace, we offer just two departures a week for this holiday. That means each day is yours all yours, with no other footsteps gathering speed behind you. It does mean however that dates get booked up. So if you're interested, please let us know so that we can secure your preferred dates.

We provide simple written instructions for you to follow, plus GPS tracks which you use on your smartphone. These will let you know when you need to take an upcoming action, or if you have strayed off the path. It's therefore all very easy, allowing you to relax into the walk and enjoy the views.

For most days you can expect to spend around three to four hours walking if going at quite a leisurely pace. We have designed the routes to give you ample time to go at your own pace, stop for a picnic lunch or a coffee and to enjoy the landscapes as you go. You'll therefore likely spread the walking time out over the course of the day, usually leaving your hotel around 09:30 and returning by mid to late afternoon.

These being mountain trails, there are stretches where you have to go up and down yes. Whilst you might have to stop and catch your breath occasionally, usually at a viewpoint at the top, you shouldn't have any trouble if you are walking fit.

No - the highest you go is up to 1,940m on the first circular walk. The effects of high altitude do not kick in until at least 2,400m.