Three hidden coves on the Costa de la Luz
Unlike its better-known neighbour the Costa del Sol, the Costa de la Luz has always been a more guarded secret among locals and visitors looking for a relaxing experience on a beautiful beach.
Unlike its better-known neighbour the Costa del Sol, the Costa de la Luz has always been a more guarded secret among locals and visitors looking for a relaxing experience on a beautiful beach.
Perched at the top of a rocky limestone ridge with stone castle walls adjoining a sheer cliff face that drops to the River Guadalete below, Arcos de la Frontera is hailed as being one of Andalucía’s most dramatically positioned of its Pueblos Blancos – whitewashed villages.
If you’ve yet to visit Andalucía’s ‘big three’ cities, you’re certainly in for a treat when you do. By ‘big three’ we mean Granada, Cordoba and Seville, three remarkable Spanish cities, laden in extraordinary Moorish architecture, brimming with zest, traditionalism and vivacity and paradisal for culture vultures, foodies, musicians, shopaholics, historians and more.
The traditional and distinct southern region of Andalucía is brimming in wacky, wonderful and thoroughly unique fairs and fiestas all year round. In fact, you don’t have to travel too far or for too long to come across a memorable festival in Andalucía and party amongst the locals.
If you’re looking for quality, self-catering accommodation not far from the golden sands of the beautiful Costa de la Luz in Andalucía, then let us introduce you to the fabulous Casa de las Higueras. This spacious, contemporary villa has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and can sleep six guests in comfort.
If you’re looking for somewhere exceptional to stay, that overlooks the water in the beautiful seaside town of Fuente del Gallo in Andalucía, then look no further than La Torre de Fuente del Gallo. This four-bedroom, two-bathroom villa can sleep up to six guests.
Welcome to El Hoyilla, a brand-new villa that we are thrilled to include in our Andalusian programme. This smart country home can be found just outside the beautiful whitewashed pueblo of El Gastor, and a mere 2km from the village’s atmospheric central square.
With balmy evenings of sunsets descending behind long, jagged mountain ranges, giant-sized pots sizzling with paella served on the beach, and mouth-watering tapas washed down with ice-cold cerveza, there’s something about the culturally and scenically-distinct land of Andalucía that cannot be rivalled.
Are you looking for a romantic and tranquil escape in Andalucía, surrounded by the most idyllic and inspiring of landscapes? If so, then let us take you near to the picturesque whitewashed inland village of Algodonales and through the doors of Casa Rustica. Casa Rustica is a quirky, comfortable and delightfully rustic – hence its
The shimmering white-washed town of Ronda, stood high on a hillside overlooking a vista of mountains, meadows, and lakes, is a true sight for sore eyes. This ‘pueblo blanco’ – white village – is one of the most celebrated in Andalucía, with good reason.