Sierra Nevada: the village

Skiing in Sierra Nevada

Spain

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49% of the slopes are easy (green and blue) — a good option for beginners.

Plan a ski trip to Sierra Nevada with the full price in plain sight, for 2 adults.

The resort

Sierra Nevada is the southernmost major ski resort in Europe, rising above Granada beside Mulhacén (3,479 m). Around 110 km of high-altitude pistes (base at 2,100 m) bask in Andalusian sun — you can ski in the morning and glimpse the Mediterranean in the afternoon. Reached by car, using your own transport.

How to get there

Fly into Malaga (AGP) · Granada (GRX)

Car

Car hire

Pick up at Granada (GRX)

~45 min

Coach

ALSA Málaga airport → Granada + Sierra Nevada bus

AGP → direct ALSA coach to Granada bus station (~2h, ~15/day) → Granada→Pradollano bus (Autocares Tocina/ALSA, ~1h, 1 change)

~3h30
ALSA airport → Granada + Sierra Nevada bus

GRX → ALSA line 245 to Granada bus station (~40 min) → Granada→Pradollano bus (Autocares Tocina/ALSA, ~1h, 1 change)

~2h

Transfer

Private transfer

Door to door, just your group

Transfers are compared in your plan, for your dates and group.

The village

Pradollano is the resort village at 2,100 m — compact, lively and home to the sunniest après-ski in Spain. Granada, less than an hour away, adds the Alhambra, tapas and city life: a rare pairing of snow and Andalusian culture.