Granada is home to some truly unique landscapes that you're sure to fall in love with. Covering an area of over 12,500 km2, containing five Natural Parks, nine major rivers and an equal number of Sierras you’ll have an endless array of things to see. Our Tour of this Province will allow you to get up close and personal with Spain's beautiful scenery and provide you with the opportunity to get to know "The Real Spain" through it's landscapes, it's villages, it's people and it's food. Experience this journey on a Royal Enfield Bullet and you will soon discover how amazing these bikes really are. They are highly utilitarian, ample in power and performance and a blast to ride, the perfect bike for touring this part of the world! Visiting areas of outstanding natural beauty, riding on some of Spains most unbelievable roads, winding your way through towering mountains and breathtaking ravines you will be discovering what an incredible playground for motorcycles Granada truly is. Day 5 of your holiday will be spent exploring the highlights of Granada City and immersing yourself in its culture. Enshrined in medieval history, Granada is arguably one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. Discover its Moorish past as you visit its famous attractions such as, the Alhambra Palace, the Albayzin and many more. Come and explore this beautiful corner of Europe and discover for yourself why the Moors made this their kingdom for over 700 years.

Tour Highlights

Airport transfer included Experience the highlights of Granada Province on a modern or classic Royal Enfield 5 nights accommodation in Salobreña and 1 nights accommodation in Granada capital Experience Hammam Al Ándalus Arab Baths and a live Flamenco show Visit the Alhambra Palaces Discover the Albaicin and Sacromonte barios of Granada Starts and ends in Salobreña Free time on 4 of the evenings to explore Salobreña

Full Itinerary

Day 1 - Arrival & Airport Transfer Arrive at Málaga Airport (AGP) where you will be met by one of our team and transported to the accommodation in Salobreña. After administration you will be given a short safety briefing and introduced to your Royal Enfield, following this, you have the remainder of the day to do as you please. There is a good choice of restaurants and tapas bars in town, some offering their menus in English. Feel free to wind your way through the narrow streets in the old Mozarabic Quarter taking in the stunning views of the Sierra Nevada and surrounding countryside from the 15th century Arab Castle. Day 2 - El Camino De Cabra After having breakfast, our Classic Local Tour Begins. Heading north west, through the small mountain village of Otivar, we arrive in "El Parque Natural Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama." Riding along El Camino De Cabra we start heading west past El Lago Azul to Alahama De Granada where we shall stop to have lunch. We will then head off around the north side of El Lago Azul before making our way towards Las Sierras De Albuñuelas, finally arriving back at our HQ around 5:30pm. Day 3 - La Contraviesa Following breakfast, today will see us travel north through Garganta de los Vados Gorge then east to Torviscon and "La Sierra De Contraviesa." Turning south from Ugijar we head for Murtas where we shall be visiting a bodega and stopping for lunch. On our return journey we continue south through La Sierra De Alheyon and Los Gualchos, then heading west along the coast road towards Almuñecar and our final leg of the journey back to base. Day 4 La Sierra Nevada Today we travel through Tajo de los Vados Gorge and head north towards Granada via Monachil for our ascent up to "La Parque Natural De La Sierra Nevada" where we will stop to have lunch. Heading off again we make our way through Guejar-Sierra, then onto Granada city where we shall be staying tonight. After checking into our hotel, we will make our way along the edge of the "Rio Daro" and up to the "Hammam Al Ándalus" Arab baths where you will enjoy 90 minutes of relaxation and massage. As Granada is famous for it's "Zambra Flamenco", later this evening we have arranged to see an authentic "Expectáculo de Flamenco". After the show, if the group are all up for it, we can visit the gypsy enclave know as "Sacromonte", this part of the city is famous for its traditional cave houses and was the birthplace of "Zambra" Flamenco. Day 5 Granada City & Palace Excursion This morning shall be spent touring the "Alhambra Palace", Gardens and "Alcazaba Fortress". This UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the finest examples of Moorish architecture in the world, set against the stunning back-drop of the snow-capped (October-June) "Sierra Nevada" Mountains. After your tour we can stop off at one of the many famous tapas bars for some refreshments before settling down for lunch. After we have eaten we will make our way back to the hotel before saying "hasta luego" to this stunning city and make our journey back to the accommodation in Salobreña. Day 6 - Las Alpujarras This morning we'll set off in the direction of Granada before heading east through Lanjaron and into "Las Alpujarras." Today's tour passes through Spain's highest mountain villages, Lanjaron, Pampaneira, and Trevelez (the highest village in Spain) where we will be stopping for an authentic “Alpujarreño” lunch. Heading off again we pass through Bérchules before turning south west through Cadiar for our return journey back. Day 7 - Departure - Airport Transfer You are leaving today, so will be transported to the airport for the flight home, hopefully you will have had an unforgettable experience with us. Goodbye for now and thank you for touring with Enfield Classic Moto Tours.

Included

Airport Transfers 5-day bike hire and riding on a Royal Enfield 6 nights accommodation Third party liability insurance Services of experienced English​/​Spanish-speaking guides 1 mechanic throughout the trip

Not Included

Flights Travel​/​medical insurance Food and drinks Accidental damage deposit of 500 EUR Police fines Riding Gear, please note that helmets, jackets, trousers and boots are available to rent in the following sizes, S, M, L, XL for 10 EUR per item, per, gloves are 5€ per day

What do you need to bring

Clothing​/​Packing List & Travel Documents On most of our tours we will be travelling through varied climates and riding at altitudes up to 2500mtrs. Our costal and eastern routes are generally warmer than our inland Granada, Malaga, Jaen and Cadiz routes. Late Autumn, Winter and early Spring temperatures both in the mornings and evenings can be cool, sometimes varying as much as 20 degrees from that of the midday temperatures. (The warm clothes​/​underclothes described below, usually aren't necessary from May – October and the waterproof clothing usually isn't needed from June -September) Helmet Compulsory on tour. Any decent full-face or open-faced helmet is ideal. If buying a new helmet specifically for your tour, then consider one with a venting system. If the helmet has provisions for a clip on peak, this is also worth considering. Jacket Armoured textile jackets are a good bet generally, especially those with venting and breathable waterproof linings. If your jacket is not waterproof, consider bringing a waterproof over-jacket, or an over-suit. Trousers Again, armoured textile trousers are a good way to go. Likewise, if not waterproof, again they should be backed-up with over-trousers or an over-suit. Gloves (Also compulsory) Your hands may get cold at high altitude or if it rains, waterproof gloves are ideal for all-round use. Thicker gloves and​/​or glove liners are recommended during late Autumn, Winter and early Spring Boots Sturdy boots, covering the ankle, are a minimum requirement. Other clothing & kit The list below isn't everything you might need to bring on our tours, but highlights things that are best not forgotten. • Warm clothes​/​underclothes, (a fleece is good for both cool mornings​/​evenings and for under-jacket warmth) • A snood, great for keeping dust out of the nose, for added warmth when needed • Cool, thin socks, plus warmer ones during late Autumn, Winter and early Spring • A sun hat, especially if you're bald! A snood can be worn as a hat to keep the sun off, or warmth in • Shorts​/​tee shirts, swimming cossie (if using the Hammam on our H.O.G. Tour) or if you fancy a plunge • Sandals, but also bring trainers or light walking boots for “Caminito del Rey” or if you intend to trek • Sunglasses, sun block (essential during July & August), lip balm if prone to chapped lips • If you have a weak back, a kidney-belt may be helpful • Any regular medication you need • Alarm clock or mobile phone alarm • Earplugs Documents • Passport (you will need to show this to enter the Alhambra Palace on our H.O.G. Tour) • Driving Licence (it is obligatory that this is with you throughout the tour) • Travel​/​Medical Insurance • International Drivers Permit (IDP) if required* *(please enquire with your local authorities to see if an IDP is required for you to ride in Spain)

Cancellation and Refund Policy

A reservation requires a deposit of 15% of the total price. The rest of the payment should be paid 14 days before arrival. Please note that 13% of the deposit will be returned if the booking is cancelled within 30 days of travel. As the entrance tickets for the Alhambra Palaces have to be purchased well in advance and are non refundable, unfortunately the other 2% of the deposit will be held to cover this.