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The peace that can be breathed in its small white villages, the five natural parks in the province and the Sierra Nevada National Park, make Granada a paradise for those seeking rest, tranquility and contact with nature during their holidays. The province is no stranger to the boom in green tourism, and to meet the growing demand it has developed a complete infrastructure of rural services and accommodation, ranging from luxury hotels to such picturesque offers as the tourist accommodation in caves in the north of the province.Taking a rural tourism trip to Granada is an experience of the highest order, in every sense of the word. Although the province has some 75 km of Costa Tropical, perfect for sun and beach lovers, and a capital that attracts visitors from all over the world for its radiant beauty, the 'deep' Granada is marked by its rugged terrain, with sierras such as Tejeda, Almijara, Alhama, Baza and Castril. And above all, by the 'mother of all sierras' in the south of the peninsula: Sierra Nevada, the roof of Spain. At the top of small peaks, on the slopes of the mountains, at the bottom of its valleys or in the nooks and crannies of wastelands, the visitor can discover villages of authentic charm, both for their popular and monumental architecture, as well as for their intact traditions, their delicious gastronomy and, of course, their hospitable people.