Just south of the historic Moorish city of Granada, The Lecrin Valley is a lovely green, orchard-covered area at the foot of the dramatic Sierra Nevada mountains and within half an hour of the beautiful Costa Tropical.

With lots of character, tight-knit communities, great communications yet a relaxed way of life, it’s perfect for either a holiday destination or to live permanently. With the best lifestyle balance, the Lecrin Valley is away from the hustle and bustle of the coast, yet within very easy reach for days at the beach, and a short distance to the beautiful and lively city of Granada.

Driving times are about 1 hour 15 from Malaga airport, 35 mins from Granada airport, 25 minutes to Granada city and 25 minutes to the Costa Tropical.

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VILLAGES/TOWNS

The Lecrin valley is made up of 8 municipios, made up of 17 villages or towns:

Albuñuelas – Dúrcal – El Padul – El Pinar: Pinos del valle, Ízbor – El Valle: Melegís, Restábal, Saleres – Lecrín: Acequias, Chite, Béznar, Mondújar, Murchas, Talara – Nigüelas – Villamena: Cónchar, Cozvijar.

For tourism and general information on the entire area go to:

Entire Valley: https://turismovalledelecrin.com/en/

Or for the individual Ayuntamiento/area websites (where they have them):

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Things to do

The Lecrin Valley offers diverse activities including hiking, cycling, watersports, and skiing. Visitors can enjoy stunning landscapes, vibrant fiestas, and cultural experiences like Flamenco, live music events and theatre.

Amenities include fishing and water sports at Lake Beznar, bike tracks and cycling routes, walking/hiking routes, nature reserves and local markets, making it a perfect destination for all the family year-round.

Below are just some of the activities you will be able to enjoy…

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Valley Blog

Cycling around Granada and The Lecrin Valley

Cycling in Granada, Spain presents diverse routes for all skill levels, featuring challenging climbs, picturesque landscapes, and options for road cycling, mountain biking, and gravel tours. Notable areas include the Sierra Nevada, Lecrín Valley, and Alpujarras, with routes like the Pico de Veleta. Various cycling tour companies offer tailored experiences.

What are the benefits for expats working remotely from Spain?

Expats in Spain enjoy numerous benefits from remote work, including a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle, lower cost of living, and an excellent healthcare system. The Lecrin Valley offers affordability and connectivity to beaches and Granada. Additionally, remote work infrastructure, tax incentives, cultural richness, family-friendly environments, and travel opportunities further enhance their experience in Spain.

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