Trevélez is Iberia's highest village famed for its much prized Serrano ham.
Famous for its GR7 hikers waymarked path.
Makes an all season holiday, boasting Europes Cleanest air.
Dominated by the Sierra Nevada mountain Range with its highest peak (the Mulhacén) reaching 3,482m above sea level.
Trevélez is a historic town that still holds the forgotten charm of a bygone age.
Summer daytime temperatures can soar past the 30c mark and whilst winter is often warm and sunny during the day, the evenings can be chilly

Trevélez is a maze of cobbled streets in the Alpujarra region, with whitewashed Moorish houses, nestling in a beautiful valley in the Sierra Nevada National Park, divided into three parts each with its own character, and never more than a short walk from quaint local shops, bars and restaurants offering superb local dishes in wonderful settings. Somehow the twentieth century seems to have left Trevélez behind, allowing it to retain the forgotten charm of a bygone age. Just stroll around and soak up the atmosphere. The region will especially appeal to bird watchers, ramblers, artists and those who love the great outdoors. For lovers of driving, there are circular routes that take you through some of the prettiest villages in Spain. Here you can stop and walk in the tiny cobbled streets, take a leisurely lunch at one of the many Tapas bars and buy the locally made goods for sale in the shops