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                <title>Vamos Cycling in Las Alpujarras</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Vamos Cycling is run by a wonderful British couple and is based in the stunning Alpujarras mountains on the edge of the Sierra Nevada. You stay in their beautifully converted home in the small and enchanting town of Cadiar in the heart of the Alpujarras. Gary (a fanatical cyclist) takes you out on guided rides up some impressive climbs and his wife Sarah cooks up a storm back at base. I went as a beginner and loved every minute but plenty to challenge road cyclists of all levels - La Vuelta passes through here. Awesome climbs, amazing food and if you fancy a day out of the saddle then Granada and the unmissable Alhambra are an easy day trip away.]]></description>
                
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                <title>English shop with good maps of Andalucia</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Really nice to be able to find walks and country routes when you are off the main drag. <br><br>The Map Shop is run by a very helpful man who will match a map to your requirements and it is always surprisingly cheap (think we paid about six pounds per map and they always arrive the next day, which has proved v useful!)<br><br>We found the <br>Mapa Provincial Granada, Direccion General del Instituto Geografico Nacional, Ministerio de Fomento  useful, but also bought Parque Natural, Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama.]]></description>
                
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                <title>El Amparo, Santa Cruz, near Alhama de Granada</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[A guesthouse run by by Brits for a cosmopolitan and sporty crowd. The purpose-built accommodation is five minutes outside of a tiny village called Santa Cruz, near to Alhama de Granada. <br><br>Geoff and Sally the hosts can recommend local bars and restaurants, or serve a dinner of local produce and wine on request. <br><br>They also provide walking and cycling suggestions which we thought were fantastic, and meant that we saw a lot more of the local area than we had expected to manage.  <br><br>The hotel is near enough to the Sierra Nevada ski resort to be on the slopes in just over an hour apparently. <br><br>Alhama de Granada itself is a spa town and has hot springs which you can cycle to. Local families use them by day and they are a favourite chillout spot post-clubbing.]]></description>
                
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