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There are bus services from Zafarraya to Granada City, El Almendral and Torre del Mar using the bus company, ALSA.

Popular festivals in Zafarraya are Fiestas en Honor al Señor de las Tres Marías y Día de la Cruz, La Candelaria, San Marcos and Feria Grande.

According to most historians, the name Zafarraya comes from the Arabic, Faha-al-ra iyya, meaning 'field of shepherds'. Others argue that it originates from Saiarraya.

Zafarraya is a village in western Granada province, near the border with Málaga, set at 893m on a fertile plain surrounded by mountains.

The Hermitage of the Holy Christ of the Three Marys is a small chapel dedicated to Zafarraya's patron, the Señor de las Tres Marías.

The Iglesia Vieja de Zafarraya is a 19th century Neoclassical church, damaged in the 1884 earthquake and reopened in 2026 as an interpretation centre.

The Iglesia de la Inmaculada Concepción is Zafarraya's parish church, built after the devastating 1884 Andalucían earthquake.

The Pilar de Zafarraya is one of the village's most distinctive historic landmarks, built after the disastrous 1884 earthquake.

The tourist office of Zafarraya is in the Town Hall.