Translated by Google Translate.
Siesta - yes, but no one here has ever heard of boredom. As soon as he lands at the airport in Granada, he loosens up, puts on a mental sombrero and you switch to Amigos de Sorvilán mode. You can do a lot here, you don't have to do anything, and all in order to rest as fully as possible: enjoying the Spanish sun, a charming town and the company of your favorite amigos.
Let's start with the house itself. In it, not getting bored takes many forms: you can indulge in it on the terrace, catching up with books, or simply admiring the views of the sea and hills. You can use the garden, lazily stroll around the town, and in the evenings organize feasts with friends with Spanish cuisine, with conversations over wine that go on until the very night.
For those who are willing and thirsty for complete relaxation, we offer a professional massage at home or literally 100 meters away in the charming El Jazmin created especially for your comfort :-).
We can also offer yoga and meditation classes :-). Just let us know what you want :-)!
We have many amigos in the town, with whom you will probably quickly become friends:
– with Pablo from Argentina you will learn how to dance the tango,
– we recommend visiting our partner restaurant Haza del Lino, where you can also visit the vineyard and buy local wines,
– and our Dutch friends Tysa and Wijnand in Polopos will invite you to a cooking course combined with tasting.
And now the attractions that our area has to offer - something tells us that you will be pleased:
– In 20 minutes drive to the Alboran Sea and relax on one of its beautiful beaches. You can also take advantage of the opportunities offered by diving centers for those who are into underwater adventures.
– Such an advantage of this area that, in addition to the sea, we also have mountains here: the Appujarsk Mountains. You can traverse them on foot, by bike or motorbike, and go skiing in the nearby Sierra Nevada.
- It would be a sin not to visit nearby Granada - but we probably don't have to persuade you to do so. It is said that those who have not seen Granada have not seen anything. This historic city, whose name comes from the pomegranate fruit, was the center of the last Muslim state on the Iberian Peninsula in the late Middle Ages. The influence of Arab culture can be seen here in architecture and art. Be sure to visit the Alhambra, its historic palace complex (note: tickets must be booked months in advance!), its 16th-century cathedral, and the Albaicín district for its Marrakech-like atmosphere.
PS The bus to Granada leaves from the square on Calle Careterra at 9.00 am; return 16.50.
– Sorvilán is only 1.5 hours away from Malaga. And there is no shortage of attractions in Malaga. There you will see Picasso's birthplace, visit the Center Pompidou contemporary art museum, go back in time in the 8th-century citadel and taste delicious Moorish-influenced food. What's more, it's only 140 km from Malaga to Gibraltar, so if you fancy a further trip…