Pinos Genil, thus named for it's old pine forest ("pinos") and the River Genil, is a village of 1,000 inhabitants at the foot of Sierra Nevada, known locally for it's cool summer evenings and the friendliness and sincerity of its folk.

The village of Pinos Genil stands out not only for its hospitality and the gastronomy dispensed in its taverns and sidewalk terraces, but for it varied offering of outdoor activities.

From its own trout fishing reserve and the surrounding hills where the paragliders take off, to the charming itinerary up the old tram line through the river gorge which can be done on foot, on a bicycle or on horseback, all the conditions are here for a healthy, active and amusing holiday.

On the other hand, if you prefer more tranquil pastimes such as reading or eating charcoal grilled Mediterranean lambchops (We assure you, they are not like normal lambchops!), Pinos Genil is also the ideal place to come!