On TrekSierraNevada, we provide all the information you need to do dozens of beautiful self-guided walks in the Sierra Nevada mountains and surrounding area. However, if you go with a guide you’ll learn much more about the local architecture, geology, fauna and flora, as well as the people who live here, than you would on your own. And if you want to climb the highest peaks like Mulhacén or Veleta in winter, the only safe way to do it is with a guide.
Below, you’ll find links to some of the best guided activities on offer in the Sierra Nevada through the website GetYourGuide. We have chosen ones which are provided by experienced, qualified guides. We do not have any direct relationship with the guides, but if you book an activity, we do receive a small commission through GetYourGuide.
Note: The GetYourGuide links on this page take you through to a page where the activity we have selected is listed first in blue. Other activities will also be shown on the same page, but we have no control over what they are.
If you do book any of the activities advertised here, please let us know if you have a great experience, or if something was not as good as you had hoped.
José Luis: Mountain guide
Previously, we were partnering with José Luis, a fully qualified local mountain guide. He has now moved to Barcelona, where he does guiding in the local area and in the Pyrenees. He also spends a lot of his time leading groups on international treks. However, he is occasionally back in his native Andalucía, and with enough notice he may be able to organise something, particularly for larger groups wanting to do multi-day treks. He has a wealth of knowledge about the local architecture, geology, fauna and flora.
If you’d like to send an enquiry to José Luis, please contact us. Include details of preferred dates, number of people and the type of activity you’re interested in.
- Sierra Nevada National Park Guide
- Qualified Mountain Leader and mountain sports instructor
