Enjoy an astronomical observation experience in Sierra Nevada that combines the interpretation of the night sky with direct observation using large portable telescopes, guided by an astronomer from the Azimuth team in the Paraje de Fuente Alta (near Pradollano).

Get close to the Moon from the spectacular Sierra Nevada sky. Considered one of the most impressive objects visible through a telescope, this experience will allow you to observe in detail its ancient lava-flooded plains, large impact craters hundreds of kilometers in diameter, with walls rising thousands of meters, and even remains of ancient volcanic tubes.

The activity is complemented by informative explanations that bring the visitor closer to the scientific and planetary knowledge obtained from the study of our natural satellite.

The experience is carried out in small groups, with a minimum and maximum of 16 attendees (from 8 years old), which allows a closer and more participatory development of the activity.

📅 AVAILABLE DATES AND TIMES

July: 24 and 25 → 10:30 p.m. to 00:30 a.m.
July: 31 → 22:15 h to 00:15 h
August: 1 → 22:15 h to 00:15 h

i️ IMPORTANT INFORMATION

📍 Location: Fuente Alta (Sierra Nevada)
👥 Group: minimum/maximum 16 people
🎂 Minimum age: 8 years
🔭 Astronomer-guided activity (Azimuth)
⛰️ High mountain environment (more than 2,500 m a.s.l.

⚠️ CONDITIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Weather-dependent activity
During the activity, you must remain accompanied by the authorized guide
It is carried out in a high mountain environment, so:
- It is not recommended for people with heart or respiratory problems, or elderly people
It is essential to go with:
- Warm clothing
- Hiking shoes
The Paraje de Fuente Alta does not have public toilets

💰 Price: 50 € / person

Discover the moon from Sierra Nevada

Astronomical observation activity that includes the interpretation of the night sky and observation using a large-format portable telescope, guided by an astronomer from the Azimuth team.