Villas in Andalusia

Andalusia for nightlife

Villa holidays in Andalusia allow you to explore an area that is home to some of Spain's best nightlife. Sevilla has a reputation as the city in the area with the most rambunctious party scene. Check out Calle Betis for the best tapas bars and nightclubs in the city. If you seek hip, trendy cocktail bars, visit the area of town called Al Arenal. Are you looking to enjoy nightlife on a budget? Alfalfa is a hotspot for cheap and raucous night-time fun!

Andalusia for beach bums

One of the greatest things about villas for rent in Andalusia is the amazing beach scene that offers an impressive diversity of choices. They range from party spots in the western Costa del Sol to the wild and isolated landscapes and the stark beauty of Almeria's Cabo de Gata. There are also the family-friendly, well-appointed beaches of Axarquia. You will find something to meet every taste and more when you book a beach holiday in Andalusia.

Andalusia for admirers of traditional Moorish villages

The captivating and mountainous countryside of Spain's Malaga region is dotted with an extensive community of well-preserved Moorish villages that are characterised by their serpentine, meandering passageways. These pathways are lit up by breathtaking floral displays. The most thrilling village in the region is Comares in Axarquia. It is perched along a cliffside that sits 700 metres above sea level. From the village, you can take in some of the most spectacular views available anywhere in Andalusia

1. Experience the opulence of Marbella
2. Discover the fabulous caves of Nerja
3. Learn all about the region's olive oil industry
4. Experience the ardour of a local football match
5. Stroll around Cordoba's uber-exotic gardens
6. Gorge on Andalusia's famous free tapas!
7. Take in the sunset in one of Malaga's rooftop bars

id="tip-1"1. Experience the opulence of Marbella

Visit Marbella to experience the true glamour and luxury that can be found in Spain's Andalusia region. The area is always playing host to parties and events that take place on the myriad of beautiful yachts and international designer stores. This whole scene blends perfectly with the simplicity and authentic Andalusian style of the historic Old Quarter. Whether you are spending time shopping, visiting the area's fabulous museums or relaxing on sun-soaked beaches, you are sure to have an amazing time in Marbella. The area is also home to exclusive golf courses where you can get in a few rounds.

id="tip-2"2. Discover the fabulous caves of Nerja

Another must-have experience that awaits when you choose a private villa in Andalusia is a visit to the famed caves of Nerja. They are located on the outskirts of the Malaga area town of the same name. Inside this magical underworld location, you will find the world's tallest natural pillar along with breathtaking natural cave formations. This is undoubtedly the most spectacular cave complex you can visit anywhere in Andalusia. Excursions through this natural phenomenon generally take around 45 minutes.

id="tip-3"3. Learn all about the region's olive oil industry

75 per cent of Spain's total olive oil production comes from the Andalusia region. During your visit, you will notice that olive trees stretch in neat rows all the way to the horizon. There are numerous olive oil factory tours to enjoy across the region. One such tour is found in Baeza which is located in the province of Jaen. During this excursion, you can learn all about the history of this iconic foodstuff when you visit the Museum of Olive Culture.

id="tip-4"4. Experience the ardour of a local football match

Travel to the city of Seville to experience Andalusia's two biggest football teams. Real Betis and Sevilla both boast mightily impressive stadiums. The former plays at Benito Villamarín Stadium while the latter has its home matches at Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium. They both lay claim to some of the most impassioned fans that can be found anywhere in Spain. The club anthem, sung by 50,000 supporters as the players enter the field, will have your hair standing on end!

id="tip-5"5. Stroll around Cordoba's uber-exotic gardens

If you are looking for a truly unique experience while spending time in Andalusia, head to the Alcazar of Cordoba. This fanciful, Arabic-inspired garden consistently enraptures its guests with its rainbow flower beds that line idyllic ponds. The area is further enhanced by the ancient Alcazar Castle that towers in the background. You can enjoy some of the area's most stunning views from the castle's towers.

id="tip-6"6. Gorge on Andalusia's famous free tapas!

Another must-have Andalusia travel experience involves treating your tastebuds to authentic tapas. This area of Spain is renowned as the home to this beloved style of menu but you will find different offerings in each province. The provinces of Jaen and Granada have more free tapas than anywhere else in Spain. Order a drink of your choice in any bar in these provinces and you will be rewarded with a free, delicious snack. You can easily get a full meal in by bar hopping from one of these amazing hotspots to the next!

id="tip-7"7. Take in the sunset in one of Malaga's rooftop bars

A great way to end a day exploring the Andalusia region is to grab a seat at the SH Malaga Centro Terrace in Malaga. You will love taking in the sunset as it splinters the sky into a sea of psychedelic colours. Sitting back with a refreshing beer, cocktail or glass of wine while you do so makes it even better. Your experience will be bolstered further by the sounds of ambient music performed by local artists.