Introduction

Our travels have taken us across the length and breadth of Spain's varied regions, over its wide plains and imposing 'sierras', through charming villages, historic cities, and along an extensive coastline of dramatic scenery and hidden coves. It is however the picturesque landscapes and coastlines of Catalunya, Andalucia and Galicia that have captured our attention.

In the north east, by the Mediterranean, the pine-clad hillsides that tumble down into idyllic coves draw 'aficionados' of Catalunya back to its shores time and time again. In the west, it is the Caribbean-like sandy beaches and historic cities that make Galicia such a favoured destination, whilst in the southerly climes of Andalucia the scent of orange blossom wafts through dazzling white 'pueblos blancos' and seemingly endless golden sands line the shores.

Family Friendly Villas in Spain

Our family-friendly villas are designed to accommodate the needs of travellers with children. They come with spacious outdoor areas for kids to play, safety features such as gated pools, and amenities like highchairs and cots upon request. Many are located close to attractions that families will love, such as water parks, nature reserves, and child-friendly beaches, making them perfect for creating lasting memories together.

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Popular Regions

Andalucia

Andalucia is a region full of history, flamenco, and authentic Spanish culture. From the magnificent Alhambra Palace in Granada to the lively streets of Seville and the beaches of the Costa del Sol, Andalucia is steeped in tradition and beauty. The region also features stunning natural landscapes, including the Sierra Nevada mountains and the Doñana National Park, ideal for nature enthusiasts.

Best For: History buffs, culture lovers, and those interested in experiencing traditional Spanish music, dance, and cuisine. It's also a great choice for sun-seekers, with long stretches of beach along the Costa del Sol.

Places to Visit:

Seville: Admire the architecture of the Plaza de Espana and the Alcazar Palace.

Granada: Visit the Alhambra and stroll through the Albayzín district.

Ronda: Among the must see places to visit in Ronda, the dramatic cliffside views and historic Puente Nuevo bridge are up there.

Cádiz: Experience one of Europe’s oldest cities, known for its historic centre, beautiful coastline, and vibrant festivals.

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Catalunya & Costa Brava

Catalunya, located in northeastern Spain, is a region known for its unique cultural identity, vibrant cities, and stunning coastline. Barcelona, the capital, is famous for its modernist architecture, including Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia and Park Güell, as well as its lively arts scene. The region is also home to charming coastal towns along the Costa Brava, where you can find beautiful beaches and coves.

Best For: Art and architecture enthusiasts, city travellers, and beachgoers looking for a mix of cultural experiences and coastal relaxation.

Places to Visit:

Barcelona: Among the many attractions of Barcelona, you must visit La Sagrada Familia, stroll down La Rambla, and relax on Barceloneta Beach.

Costa Brava: Explore the mediaeval town of Tossa de Mar and the beaches of Begur. View our villas in Costa Brava.

Girona: Wander through the old town’s cobbled streets and see the Cathedral.

Tarragona: Discover ancient Roman ruins and the nearby sandy beaches.

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Galicia

Galicia, located in the northwest of Spain, is often overlooked but is a hidden gem known for its rugged coastline, lush landscapes, and distinctive culture. The region’s dramatic Atlantic coast features picturesque lighthouses, wild beaches, and the famous Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, which ends in the city of Santiago de Compostela. Galicia is also famous for its seafood, particularly fresh octopus and shellfish.

Best For: Nature lovers, seafood enthusiasts, and those seeking a quieter, off-the-beaten-path holiday with stunning natural beauty.

Places to Visit:

Santiago de Compostela: Visit the impressive cathedral and walk the historic city streets.

Rías Baixas: Discover the stunning coastal inlets and sample the local seafood.

A Coruña: Climb the Tower of Hercules and explore the many things to do on the city's waterfront.

Cies Islands: Take a boat trip to these beautiful, unspoiled islands with pristine beaches.

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Villas in Spain

Our destinations in Spain

Andalucía evokes dazzling white towns, ancient cities, imposing mountain peaks, regiments of olive groves, golden sandy beaches, the scent of orange blossom, a temperate climate and the purest light. From the seemingly endless stretches of golden sand that line the undiscovered Costa de la Luz to the unmissable cities that bear witness to 700 years of Moorish influence, the region boasts a wealth of attractions that will not fail to impress.

Hilltop white villages of snaking narrow streets, hidden inner patios of abundant carnation pots, Islamic arches, formal gardens heavy with the scent of jasmine and orange blossom, breathtaking palaces, and above all, a warm, extrovert people who instinctively create an exuberant street life.

Catalunya could be described as a country within a country; an amazing diversity of landscapes, a people justifiably proud of their language and culture, traditions that date back thousands of years and world renowned gastronomic excellence. Easy access by road, rail and air makes Catalunya an ideal destination for holidays, offering something for everyone; sporting facilities, cultural activities, fascinating places to visit and stunning beaches.

With its long history of power and oppression, the region has no shortage of historical landmarks. Besides the picturesque towns and villages along its beautiful coastline, closer inspection reveals such gems as the Greco/Roman ruins in Empuries, which will transport you back over 2,500 years of history; sleepy, medieval villages, unchanged over the centuries, dot the landscape; and cities such as Barcelona and Girona are steeped in history running through to the 20th Century - the controversial Sagrada Familia cathedral in Barcelona, envisioned by Gaudi in the 1880's and still not completed!

In this north-western pocket of the Spanish mainland lies a rich region of great diversity – a scenic coastline, shaped by fjord-like 'rías', an abundant land of wooded slopes, pretty stone villages and the occasional impressive silhouette of an historic city.

This corner of Galicia is rich and abundant, with its sheltered sandy bays, easily accessible islands of unquestionable beauty, undulating green countryside where life is unhurried and an impressive wealth of historic sites. It is on and around the spectacularly indented coastline of the Rías Baixas, with its wide sweeping bays and sheltered beaches of golden sand, that many of our properties are to be found.