We have to admit, Villa Alaju is situated in one of the most spectacular locations of our Andalusia portfolio! This stunning three-bedroom, two-bathroom villa lies at the zenith of its own private peninsula, looking down on the sparkling water of the impressive inland lake known as the Embalse de Zahara.
The beautiful whitewashed village of El Gastor, close to the more famous town of Ronda in Andalusia, is a true gem to visit. If you are thinking about staying near this fabulous hillside village and discovering authentic Spain, then why not stay at El Dolmen de Alaju?
Set amongst impressive blue hazy mountain ranges, where olive green trees predominate, the white-washed villages of Andalucía stand out from a distance, shimmering in the hot Spanish sun. They appear timeless and, in fact, many of them have changed little over the years. These charming villages may have one or two roads that you can
Clinging to the southern flanks of the mighty, snow-draped mountains of the Sierra de Nevada, the fertile valleys, cavernous gorges and olive-coated hillsides of the Alpujarras could certainly be described as a picturesque region of Andalucía. Here you’ll find many a traditional mountain village as you climb and wind your way through the hilly roads. One
Vintage Travel is delighted to have added a fantastic new property to our programme in Andalucía, the fabulous La Almena Blanca. This stylish, contemporary property comprises of three bedrooms and two bathrooms and can sleep up to five guests.
Dominated by the Spanish Muslims, for many centuries Andalucía and the Alpujarras were considered to be the poor man’s part of Spain, owned by absent landlords. Poor farmers had a tough life on the land. In more recent times, however, the Alpujarras’ fortunes have changed and the area is known for its wonderful landscape, likened
The sun-scorched lands of Andalucía in southern Spain are brimming with secret gems, quirky sites and off-the-beaten-track delights. Vintage Travel explores some of Andalucía’s lesser-known treasures. Cave houses You may not fancy living in one, but the cave houses of Andalucía are well worth a visit. You can stand on a hill amongst numerous white
Panoramic vistas, traditional culture, the iconic Puente Nuevo 18th Century Bridge, and a dramatic gorge formed by the Guadalevin River are just some of the things that make the hilltop town of Ronda a ‘must see’ Andalusian destination. The gorge is 100 meters deep, and synonymous with this famous historic site.
After the hot plains of central Spain, coming down to the lush countryside of Andalucía is like entering a different land. A wide vista of green and gold, with olive trees stretching into the distance, it would be easy to imagine that you are entering a dreamy land where nothing much goes on. But that
Some cities have a name that just resonates in your imagination, even if you have never been there. Seville is one of them and absolutely must be visited if you are a fan of culture, history and the vibrant Spanish way of life.
