Alhambra Palace, Granada
My first visit to the palace is a trip I’ll never forget, the place is truly awe-inspiring! Well worth the travel time of approximately 2 hours from the Mill. Alhambra Palace

Caving
The wonderful caves at Sorbas will provide a challenge with tours available of up to 4 hours duration. This is a 'hands on' experience not a show cave, all equipment is provided. www.cuevasdesorbas.com

Golf
Cortijo Grande Club de Golf situated between the towns of Turre and Mojácar and only 4km from the beach, offers a mainly flat design, coloured by orange and lemon trees along its fairways. Cortijo Grande Club de Golf

Desert Springs Golf Course is a fantastic desert golfing experience designed by Peter McEvoy. At its full length the course is 6,179 metres (par 72). Desert Springs

Marina Golf Mojacar course was designed by Ramón Espinosa who is a well known course architect with over 35 projects to his name. www.marinagolf.com

Valle del este Golf Resort at Vera was designed by José Canales and is about a 1 hour drive from the Mill. www.valledeleste.es

For more general information about golf in the area, plus links to all the local courses try www.golf-andalucia.net

Skiing
Sierra Nevada is an exceptional place to ski, in season, or a place for some challenging hill walking, out of season. Check out the latest information at this resort at Skiing at Sierra Nevada

Water Park
Parque Acuático Vera is a huge water park with numerous slides and pools for a fun day out. Be as active as you like or just sit in the sun and top up your tan. Seasonal opening only. www.aquavera.com

Wine
We aim to introduce or reacquaint you with some wonderful Spanish wines during your trip.
   Laymont and Shaw are the best in the business at importing Spanish wines and should be able to provide you with some excellent bottles. www.laymont-shaw.co.uk
   Bullas is the nearest D.O. (denominaciones de origen) or recognised wine region to the Mill. It is the newest of the Murcian regions and although it covers a vast area it is not heavily planted with vines. The vines planted are usually the Monastrell variety (known in France as Mourvedre) which traditionally was accepted to produce non descript red wines for blending.
   Recently, however things have changed and a few bodegas have began to put Bullas on the map of Spanish wine.
   The links below are to two of the Bullas bodegas' and also the Council-run Bullas town site.
www.bullas.net/cnsrosario
www.carrascalejo.com
www.bullas.net