Where are we

A country visited by many different civilizations over the centuries thus creating the
unique hospitality of the Spanish people. It is a land of great geographical contrasts
between the cold north and the south, warm and welcoming. Crossed by mountain
ranges and open plains, the country is a paragliders paradise.

Rich in traditions, folklore and gastronomy, much of which dates from the Moorish
times, with incredible areas for other sports like mountaineering, skiing, sailing, diving
and golf, etc. The old towns and monuments are all worth visiting, and of course the
excellent wines are there to enjoy.

250.000 habitants .This city is one hour away from the sea and 40 minutes from the
snow. Our songs call it a dreamland, for which the last Moorish king, Boabdil, cried
when he was expelled by their catholic majesties, Fernando and Isabel.
The flying sites adjacent to Granada are of such quality that they have already
hosted, with great success, two world championships and various national
competitions. After a hard day’s flying you can sample the city’s nightlife. :-D

50.000 habitants. Called the “Sweetland” because of the sugar cane grown here. This
is the location of our main base, 5 minutes from the harbour and the best sea food available along the coast. Also it is 5 minutes from our private hill that overlooks the
sea. Here you can soar for hours and not be bother by hords of visiting flyers because
it is a private site. Let yourself be swept away and come to fly on the Costa Tropical
with its special microclimate averaging 20*C, where you can swim, snorkel or windsurf whilst looking at the snow on the Sierra Nevada mountain range.

2500 habitants. “A nightingale was killed between Viznar and Alfacar”. This is a referance to Federico García Lorca who was one of the greatest poets ever produced by this land. Regretably he was executed just outside Alfacar during the turmoil of the Civil War by those that had no time for artists. However, this lovely village is now a haven for artists of many disciplines. It is also famous throughout Andalucia for its bakers. The excellence of their bread is due to the quality of the local water, enhanced, it is said, by the tears of the murdered poet. A strange fable because the Moors, six hundred years ago, also liked the water. They considered it to be so good that they piped it by aquaduct from Alfacar to Granada ! Despite this, flying here is an experience that you will not forget and is of a quality you are unlikely to repeat.