Why rent a villa in Spain?
You will find that villa in Spain is the perfect holiday choice for families or couples. Many Spanish villas are by the coast but you'll also find villas in the mountains and in rural areas.
The
beauty of a Spanish villa holiday is that you have the freedom to do
whatever you like.You can experience the 'real' Spain, shop in the markets, eat in the restaurants, chat to the locals.
Booking direct with the owner of your Spanish villa means you know exactly which villa you'll be staying in. It also gives you a chance to ask any questions about the villa before you arrive.
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Costa Blanca - Famous for it's long
sandy beaches not to mention the historic cities of Alicante and
Valencia. If you're staying in a villa in Spain make sure you visit
one of the local restaurants to sample the best paella in Spain.
You'll find lots of different variations - seafood paella,
rabbit, chicken - or how about black
rice with squid! Staying in a Spanish villa doesn't mean you have
to cook for youself unless you want to.
The traditional drink horchata
is a refreshing milky drink made from ground tier nuts
- you'll find it in traditional cafes and bars.
Moraira is a
pretty little seaside town with a gentle pace of life. As you
travel along winding, country roads look out for the vineyards
and olive groves. You'll also find a
good choice of shops within easy reach of your Spanish villa.
Altea is another charming town that still retains its traditional character.
The promenade and harbout are lovely for walks or sample some
of the excellent restaurants.
Staying in a villa in Spain
is all about pleasing yourself. Whatever it is you want to do
you can be sure that a Spanish villa is the perfect base for exploring
Spain's Costa Blanca.
 Andalucia
- Stay in
a villa in Spain and visit the cities of Andalucia. This is a
truly beautiful area of Spain with long white sand beaches and whitewashed houses. You Spanish
villa will provide the perfect base for visiting the great historical
cities of the area such as Seville, Granads and Cordoba.
Andalucia just overflows with famous places to
visit.Visit typical villages and see traditional
handicrafts. The area is home to bottled mineral water and
has a long history as a spa. View the glorious scenery of the
Sierra Nevada mountains. Stay in a Spanish villa and really explore
the local area.
Costa del
Sol - Make the most of
those hot summer days by renting a villa in Spain with a pool. Visit
Malaga 
the birthplace of
Picasso and gateway to the Costa del Sol. Nerja is a pretty seaside
town with a great choice of beaches, The Costa del Sol is known as
the 'Costa del Golf' because of the number and quality of
golf courses in the area. Staying in
a Spanish villa or apartment is ideal for golfers with all
that extra space to store your clubs and golfing equipment.
Beach - Many of
our villas in Spain have easy access to the beach. And
there's plenty of space to shower and change before you go out when you rent
a Spanish villa.
Local Knowledge - Ask the owner of the
Spanish villa you rent about the local area. No doubt they visit their villa in
Spain quite often and will be able to give you lots of
tips on making the most of your holiday.
Contact - Once you've made your enquiry
about a villa in Spain you'll
be put in touch directly with the owner. This contact
gives peace of mind when booking a Spanish villa and means you
can contact the owner whenever you need to.
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Holiday Villas in Spain - Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol, Costa Dorada, Inland Andalucia, Alicante
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Holiday Villas in Spain - Costa Dorada
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Holiday Villas in Spain - Costa del Sol
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Holiday Villas in Spain - Costa Blanca
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Holiday Villas in Spain - Andalucia
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Holiday Villas in Spain - Alicante
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Holiday Villas in Spain - Costa Tropical
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Holiday Villas in Canary Islands, Spain
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Holiday Villas which welcome pets.
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Holiday Villas near a beach.
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Holiday Villas with a private pool.
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Holiday Villas with access to a communal pool.
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