- Duration
- About 1 hour (show)
- Group size
- 10–60 pax
- Destinations
- Granada & Sierra Nevada
The Sacromonte is the quarter of the caves, dug into the hill above the Albaicín. Several of them host flamenco shows, among them the Zambra María la Canastera, one of the best-known in the city. The show combines singing, dance and guitar in a space cut into the rock.
The zambra is a festive form of flamenco rooted in this neighbourhood, where dance and song answer each other very close to the audience. For many participants, it is a discovery.
For a company group, the evening can continue with dinner in the cave, depending on the options available when booking. Our team reserves the seats in the group's name and arranges transfers from central Granada.
Objectives
- Watch a flamenco show in an authentic setting
- Discover the zambra, the dance of the Sacromonte
- Offer a convivial cultural evening in Granada
How it works
- 1Seats are reserved in advance in the group's name.
- 2A show of about one hour: singing, dance and guitar.
- 3Dinner in the cave is available as an option, to request when booking.
- 4Transfer from the centre and return arranged by our team.
Good to know
- The venue is cut into the hillside: access is up a slope, so wear comfortable shoes.
- Times and options change: we confirm the details before your visit.
- For a very large group, we check with the venue whether the show can be split across several sessions.
Availability
Ask us about availability for your next event.
Frequently asked questions
Can the cave be reserved for the group alone?
Seats are reserved for the group. For a dedicated session or a private booking, we check feasibility with the venue when you make your request.
Is the show suitable for an audience new to flamenco?
Yes. Singing, dance and guitar follow one another with no prior knowledge needed, and the atmosphere makes the evening accessible to everyone.
