The landscape is just the beginning
Ecotourist Commitment
The Geopark of Granada obtained in July 2020 the recognition as a UNESCO Global Geopark, after an intense work of the agents of the territory to meet the requirements of governance, sustainability and promotion of geotourism.
In April 2024 it revalidated this recognition after demonstrating progress in recent years. Since 2021 several companies have joined Soy Ecoturista and become collaborators of the Geopark, for their commitment to conservation and local development, offering varied ecotourism experiences in a natural and cultural treasure that combines the geological heritage with the cultural heritage of the territory.
In April 2024 it revalidated this recognition after demonstrating progress in recent years. Since 2021 several companies have joined Soy Ecoturista and become collaborators of the Geopark, for their commitment to conservation and local development, offering varied ecotourism experiences in a natural and cultural treasure that combines the geological heritage with the cultural heritage of the territory.
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GEOPARK OF GRANADA
Reconnect with the Earth
Challenging landscapes of naked beauty, forests, spectacular geological formations, paleontological sites of the great Plio-Quaternary fauna, villages where you can stay in cave-houses sheltered from the earth, starry skies, millenary green meadows, a multitude of archaeological sites that can be visited and a living tradition, await you in an unknown Granada that you cannot miss.
In a portion of the planet, located in the eastern part of the province of Granada and surrounded by some of the highest mountains of the Iberian Peninsula, an ancient landlocked river and an ancient lake fed by the waters of that one, left a paleontological testimony of the unique ecosystems of the region.The site, located in the eastern part of the province of Granada and surrounded by some of the highest mountains of the Iberian Peninsula, an ancient landlocked river and an ancient lake fed by its waters, left a testimony of the unique terrestrial ecosystems that developed in Western Europe during the last two and a half million years of the Earth's history, the ecosystems of large extinct mammals of the Quaternary.
In a portion of the planet, located in the eastern part of the province of Granada and surrounded by some of the highest mountains of the Iberian Peninsula, an ancient landlocked river and an ancient lake fed by the waters of that one, left a paleontological testimony of the unique ecosystems of the region.The site, located in the eastern part of the province of Granada and surrounded by some of the highest mountains of the Iberian Peninsula, an ancient landlocked river and an ancient lake fed by its waters, left a testimony of the unique terrestrial ecosystems that developed in Western Europe during the last two and a half million years of the Earth's history, the ecosystems of large extinct mammals of the Quaternary.
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