Frequently Asked Questions
How do we get to Centro
Flamenco La Fuente?
What do I need to bring?
What is the weather like?
What do I do about lunch and dinner?
Do I need insurance?
How can I link to your site?
Where can I find out more about Flamenco?
How do we get to Centro Flamenco La Fuente?
The best way to get here is to book a flight to Granada airport (airport code
GRX), from where we provide transfers to and from the school.
Please note that there will be one transfer per day. To avoid unnecessary delay, please consult with us before booking your flight. Should you not be able to arrive at a suitable time for the transfer, we can arrange a private car.
The cost of this is 90 € from Granada and 140 € from Malaga.
Alternatively, if you are not able to fly directly to Granada from where you are, you can book a flight to Malaga and then take the bus to Granada, which takes about 75 minutes. We will then collect you from Granada bus station and provide transfers to and from the school. Back to top
A comfortable wide skirt.
What is the weather like?
Beautiful, mostly! We're located about 30 kilometres inland from the southern
coast of Spain, an area of Europe with more than 300 days of sun per year.
If you'd like to see more, the Instituto Nacional de Meteorología has seven day forecasts for every town in Spain. They are in Spanish of course but easily understandable. Just click here (link opens in a new window), select the province (provincia) you want, eg. Granada, and then choose the location (municipio), e.g. Capileira. Back to top
What do I do about lunch and dinner?
Capileira offers a good selection of cafes, bars and restaurants. Lunch is
usually available between 1.30pm - 4pm, and dinner from 7.30pm - 10pm. Prices
range from 10 to 30 Euros per person for a meal plus wine.
Alternatively, another very popular option is to enjoy the free tapas that many bars in Capileira offer when drinks are ordered Back to top
Do I need insurance?
We strongly recommend that you take out comprehensive personal travel
insurance. In addition, it is highly recommended that visitors from other
European Union countries obtain a European Health Card (this replaces the
form E111 in the UK).
Please note that whilst every care is taken to ensure the safety of guests and their effects, Centro Flamenco La Fuente cannot accept responsibility for loss of personal belongings or injury. Back to top
How
can I link to your site?
We'd love it if you'd like to link to our site. Just copy and paste the HTML
below into your page to create a link. Thanks!
<a href="http://www.flamencolafuente.com/" title="Learn
Flamenco at Flamenco School 'La Fuente' in Andalucia, Spain">Learn
Flamenco at Flamenco School 'La Fuente' in Andalucia, Spain</a>
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Where
can I find out more about Flamenco?
The web has a wealth of wonderful resources about Flamenco, both for
beginners, and for those who are more knowledgeable, too. Here's some of our
favourites:
"Flamenco is one of the great European nonacademic musical genres. More than simply a type of folk music, flamenco embodies a complex musical and cultural tradition. Although considered part of the culture of Spain in general, flamenco is really original from one region Andalusia". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamenco
ESFlamenco is a great site offering a wide selection of Flamenco
information and products, ranging from CDs and DVDs to castanets, dresses,
shoes and drums.
http://www.esflamenco.com/enindex.html
Flick, an online photography site, has a beautiful selection of Flamenco
photography.
http://flickr.com/groups/41245539@N00
Falseta.com has some great online Flamenco videos you can watch for free!
http://www.falseta.com/review/?cat=5
