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Cádiar: Santa Ana, Fuente del Vino and trails of the Alpujarra

Cádiar is in the Guadalfeo valley, between Sierra Nevada and Contraviesa. The municipality also includes Narila, Yátor and La Rambla del Banco. Organize your visit according to the place where you want to walk, eat or stay: an…

In this guide 6
  1. 01 Santa Ana and San Blas: two different temples
  2. 02 Plazas, tinaos, Wine Fountain and La Paloma viewpoint
  3. 03 Hiking: choosing a route and preparing for the return
  4. 04 Eat and stay: references to consult
  5. 05 Arriving by car or public transportation
  6. 06 Sources
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Cádiar is in the Guadalfeo valley, between Sierra Nevada and Contraviesa. The municipality also includes Narila, Yátor and La Rambla del Banco. Organize your visit according to the place where you want to walk, eat or stay: an address in the municipality is not always in the center of Cádiar.

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Santa Ana and San Blas: two different temples

The Alpujarra Turística portal documents the parish church of Santa Ana, from the 16th century, and the hermitage of San Blas, from the 18th century. The parish of Cádiar should not be confused with a church dedicated to the Virgen de la Cabeza or with the hermitage of the patron saint.

The church of Santa Ana is a reference to know the center. The hermitage is linked to the Lower Town and allows the walk to extend towards the old town. If you wish to enter the temples, confirm their opening and respect the religious acts; The sources do not prove a continuous tourist schedule or access to its towers.

Plazas, tinaos, Wine Fountain and La Paloma viewpoint

The City Council’s heritage guide places the Casa de los Chacón, current municipal headquarters, in the Plaza de España. Identify tinaos on Real, Cristal and Baja streets: covered passages that are part of the urban fabric.

The Wine Fountain is in the Plaza de la Iglesia. Its tradition began in 1967 and the current structure dates back to 2014. The City Council links the supply of wine to the fair; It is not a source that offers it all year round. To participate in the celebration, consult the current program.

The La Paloma viewpoint, at the entrance on the A-348, allows you to contemplate the Guadalfeo valley and the old town. The municipal page describes a space with a picnic area and a sculpture by Antonio Cortés.

You can dedicate a first visit to the two squares and the streets of the Barrio Bajo, adding the viewpoint if access fits with your arrival. With a stroller, wheelchair or reduced mobility, check the slopes, the surface and the steps of the specific route.

Hiking: choosing a route and preparing for the return

The environment allows you to discover roads and agricultural landscapes, but each path requires its own planning. These two options have different outputs and features:

Trail Source data Planning
SL-A 49, Las Acequias de la Alquería 2 km, circular, approximately 1 hour. It leaves the Alquería de Morayma agrotourism center, in front of the winery and oil mill building; not from the urban center.
PR-A 25, Cádiar–Mecina Bombarón File opened in 2012: 6.2 km one way and 12.4 km round trip; 2 hours and 30 minutes one way, 4 hours and 30 minutes round trip. Linear, from the Cádiar cemetery road towards Mecina Bombarón. It requires deciding how to return.

The PR-A 25 file includes a notice of poor condition and practically non-existent signage communicated in February 2010, and recommends consulting the City Council. It is a historical incident: it does not prove that it remains the same today or that it has been resolved. Confirm the status before choosing it and use an updated layout.

The description of SL-A 49 includes paratas, ravine and ditch. Its short length does not prove universal accessibility or absence of unevenness. Also check access to the departure point and possible restrictions; Do not confuse a visit to a farm or winery with an activity reservation.

Bring water, food, grippy shoes and plenty of light. Check forecasts, signage and road or river crossings. With children or little experience, choose according to the capacity of the group and the terrain. The presence of the Guadalfeo does not certify a bathing place or water sports or climbing services.

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Eat and stay: references to consult

Alpujarra Turística mentions puchericos and hornazos among the gastronomic traditions of Cádiar. Ask about the dishes available, their ingredients and allergens: a reference to local cuisine is not equivalent to a confirmed menu.

The municipal directory of bars and restaurants includes, among others, Alquería de Morayma, Frasco Ramón and El Cadí. To consult, publish respectively the telephone numbers 958 343 221, 958 768 795 and 958 768 064. Inclusion in the directory does not certify opening for a date, prices or availability of tables.

Also consult the municipal accommodation directory and check the exact location. Distinguish the core of Cádiar from Narila, Yátor and the scattered farmhouses. Confirm access with luggage, parking, services and reservation conditions directly with the establishment.

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🚗 By car from Granada:
A-44 highway (Lanjarón/Órgiva exit) + A-348 / A-4132 scenic Alpujarra road
🚌 By public bus / train:
ALSA Bus Line: Granada – Lanjarón – Órgiva – Pampaneira – Trevélez

Arriving by car or public transportation

By car, prepare the itinerary from your origin to the chosen address and check where to park. A fixed time from Granada or a specific highway exit is not guaranteed. If you are going to walk, also check the distance to the beginning of the trail.

The municipal transport and mobility page refers to Alsa and reports on local transport between Cádiar and the annexes of Narila and Yátor. These are services that you must distinguish from the trip from Granada. Check origin, destination and date with the operator, and confirm stop and return.

The Cádiar City Council publishes the telephone number 958 768 031, the email ayuntamiento@cadiar.es and the address Plaza de España, 12, 18440 Cádiar. It can guide you about access, heritage and local services. For festivals or cultural activities, consult the year’s program.

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By Pablo Cirre · GranadaSmile Editorial Team · Reviewed: 10/2026

Guide researched and verified in Granada under the direction of Pablo Cirre Gómez. Timetables, official ticket prices, and transport rules cross-checked against primary institutional sources.

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