Canyoning: The ideal way to become familiar with Granada's various rivers, canyons, waterfalls, and pools is canyoning. As the name implies, canyoning entails traversing canyons and riverbeds by foot or by swimming.
2. Canoeing: This is a fun outing that the whole family can enjoy, and it's ideal for the warmer months of the year. Explore the various marshes, rivers, and even the seashore of the beaches in Granada by canoe. Canoeing locations around Granada include the Negratin reservoir, Cuevas del Campo, and the town of Maro.
3. Rafting: There are few other water sports as challenging or as comprehensive as rafting in the beaches in Granada. It involves traveling down a river in a rowboat. Some locations that are ideal for this activity include the Genil and Guadalfeo rivers, the Verde River, and the Maro Cliffs.
4. Water skiing: Water skiing is like skiing and surfing rolled into one: you get to enjoy the peacefulness of a boat trip while balancing on a board that's being propelled at high speeds. For those who enjoy both the water and speed, Almuecar is the best choice due to its fantastic beaches, however any part of the coast would do.
5. Paddle surfing: If you're interested in surfing but don't have access to the ocean, paddle surfing is a great alternative that requires a similar level of balance and determination. To participate in this activity, one must paddle a board through the water. Carchuna Beach's favorable wind conditions and unique water qualities make this a viable option.