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Flamenco Show at Cuevas Los Tarantos (Sacromonte)

One-hour flamenco show at Cuevas Los Tarantos, a gypsy cave-house in Sacromonte running since 1972. One drink included and the option of dinner beforehand at your own cost.

4.52,093 reviews

Practical details

Duration
1 hour
Guide languages
Spanish
Mobile ticket
No need to print
Instant confirmation
Right after booking
Minimum age
No restriction
Cancellation
Free up to 24h before

Highlights

  • Gypsy cave operating since 1972 — the longest-running cave tablao
  • One drink included in the price
  • 2,093 reviews at 4.5 out of 5 — the second most-reviewed show in the catalogue
  • Larger capacity than other Sacromonte caves
  • Option to add a traditional Andalusian dinner on your own before the show

Our take

The cave with the most pedigree in Sacromonte: it's been running since 1972, and that shows in how dialled-in the operation is. It's the second most-reviewed show in the catalogue (2,093 ratings, 4.5 / 5), behind only La Alboreá. If you've never seen flamenco in a Sacromonte cave and want a safe bet, this is the pick. The good: drink included (no need to order on the side), larger capacity (no one is turned away if you book online), a line-up featuring prominent figures of Granada flamenco, and the venue's pedigree since 1972. At €28 it's not the cheapest cave (Los Amayas is €23, La Faraona €18) but the included drink makes up for it. The less good: a larger capacity means less closeness to the artists than at Los Amayas (60 seats) or La Faraona (25 seats). Some reviews mention the small chairs are uncomfortable and seats are tight. Value-for-money averages 4.3 / 5, slightly below the overall 4.5 rating. For those after the cave with the most history and a tried-and-tested product, Los Tarantos. For maximum closeness to the artists, La Faraona. For good views of the Alhambra from the cave, Los Amayas. Three similar formats with different nuances — the choice depends on what you prioritise.

What's included

  • Entry to the 1-hour flamenco show
  • 1 drink (beer, wine or soft drink)

Not included

  • Dinner and extra drinks (ordered and paid at the venue)
  • Transport to Sacromonte

Good to know

What to bring

  • Comfortable shoes: the walk up to Sacromonte is steep and cobbled

Not suitable for

  • People with severely reduced mobility (access via steep lanes)

Things to keep in mind

  • The operator has been running since 1972 — the longest-established cave in Sacromonte
  • Some reviews mention seats are narrow and the small chairs can be uncomfortable
  • No dress code
  • The show is in Spanish only
  • Traditional Andalusian cuisine available on request if you want to eat beforehand — paid separately

Meeting point

Cuevas Los Tarantos, Camino del Sacromonte, Granada

The cave is right in Sacromonte, near the La Zambra dance school. Enter through the main door and show your ticket at reception. Arrive 20-30 minutes early: seats aren't numbered and the cave has a larger capacity than Los Amayas or La Faraona, so it's worth getting there for a good spot. Comfortable shoes: getting up to Sacromonte is uphill from the centre.

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The experience

Flamenco Show at Cuevas Los Tarantos (Sacromonte)

The cave with the most history in Sacromonte. Running since 1972, with drink included, a wide line-up and 2,093 reviews. The safe bet if you've never seen flamenco in a gypsy cave.

Accessibility

Limited access for people with reduced mobility: the cave is in Sacromonte, reached via steep lanes. If accessibility is a priority, choose a central tablao in Granada (Casa Ana or Teatro Flamenco).

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also book now and pay later.

Frequently asked questions

How does it differ from Cueva Los Amayas or La Faraona?
Cuevas Los Tarantos has been running since 1972 — the most veteran in Sacromonte. The capacity is larger than at Los Amayas (60 people) or La Faraona (25 people), which allows for the included drink and a broader artistic line-up. La Faraona is more intimate; Los Amayas has better views of the Alhambra. Los Tarantos is the most established and reviewed (2,093 ratings) — it's the "safe bet" in Sacromonte if you've never seen flamenco in a cave.
Is dinner included?
No. The ticket only includes 1 drink (beer, wine or soft drink) and the show. Traditional Andalusian cuisine is available if you want to eat before the show, but it's paid separately. If you'd rather have flamenco + dinner at the same venue, there are other options in the comparison where dinner is included (Jardines de Zoraya with dinner, for example).
How do I get to Sacromonte?
On foot from Plaza Nueva up the Cuesta del Chapiz (30-35 minutes uphill). On the C2 bus (Albaicín-Sacromonte minibus) you get there directly in 15 minutes. By taxi it's €5-7 from the centre. At night, a taxi back is the easiest: the Sacromonte lanes are steep and dimly lit.
How early should I arrive?
20-30 minutes is enough. Seats aren't numbered and, with a larger capacity than other caves, it's worth arriving early to get a good spot. The front rows are 2-3 metres from the dancers; the back rows have a worse view because of the cave height.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, no age restriction. The cave format with a drink included is manageable for an hour. Some reviews mention the small chairs are a bit uncomfortable — if you're with young children, that may matter more. Worth knowing that flamenco involves clapping, foot-stomping and loud singing: for very noise-sensitive children, think it over.

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