Jeep Rental in Spain

Granada is amazing. Simply put, there is nothing more that can possibly be said to really capture the endless beauty, fascination and intrigue of this singular Spanish city. With a long and varied history, the Granada that arises today in our modern era is fascinating in its rich multicultural heritage and way of life. The Alhambra amongst the many other historical monuments, offer a mind opening array of history brought to our living day. A Jeep hire in Spain, will get your to this mountainous location with great skiing and hiking opportunities, take part in the vibrant nightlife and explore a facet of human heritage, rarely so richly present.

Absolutely necessary is a visit to the Alhambra of Granada, Spain’s most significant cultural and historical icon. Besides that, the Alhambra offers a great location for those coming in the winter or wanting to avoid the crowds of the seaside resort towns. The Alhambra was a palace, a citadel, a fortress, and the home of the Nasrid sultans, high government officials, courtiers and elite soldiers, that dates from the 13th to the 14th century. History has it as the last Moorish stronghold in Europe, invested at the time with amazing splendor, it reflects the creativity and ingenuity of the Moorish civilization in Andalusia. See the ornamental architecture, the lush, vibrant and colourful gardens and the mesmerising water fountains the are unceasingly cascading. Drive to the Alhambra in the Jeep Wrangler rental and from the citadel’s highest point, take in the breathtaking views of Grenada below.

High up on the hills east of the Albazin, is the remarkable village of Sacromonte, just a short drive from Granada. Hire the Jeep Grand Cherokee to discover a world deep into its own cultural heritage. Driving the Jeep Grand Cherokee offers the opportunity to enjoy luxury and elegance on and off-road in a powerful 3.0L V6 diesel engine. Even the richly cultural arab quarter in Grenada’s old city doesn’t have the multilayered mystique and uniqueness of Sacromonte. Historically and until today Sacromonte is a gypsy district, characterised by the cave dwellings that have been built into the sides of the hill, many of which are centuries old. Some of these caves noticeably poke out between scrubby bushes and the native cacti. Whilst in Sacromonte make sure to catch a flamenco show whilst drinking the local specialty of “un costa”, a traditional sherry.