Villa in Arenas

Questa confortevole villa con 3 camere da letto per 6 persone (3 matrimoniali) si trova sulle colline sopra Arenas e offre pace, privacy e una vista mozzafiato sul Mediterraneo e sulla valle di Vélez Málaga. Gli ospiti possono rilassarsi nella piscina privata o godersi la terrazza con mobili da giardino e barbecue a gas. La cucina completamente attrezzata include forno, microonde, macchina per il caffè, lavastoviglie e frigorifero. Il riscaldamento a pavimento e una stufa a legna garantiscono il calore invernale. Su richiesta sono disponibili un lettino e un seggiolone per bambini. Sono disponibili WiFi gratuito e parcheggio in loco. Le spiagge distano 9 km, il campo da golf 13 km e le città vicine offrono ristoranti e negozi. La strada di accesso è lunga 7 km, in parte ripida ma recentemente cementata. A seguito delle modifiche entrate in vigore il 1° luglio 2025 nella legislazione spagnola in materia di affitti per le vacanze, tutti i proprietari di immobili sono ora tenuti a raccogliere informazioni dettagliate dagli ospiti in arrivo. Ciò include i nomi completi, i numeri di documento d'identità, gli indirizzi, il sesso e il paese di residenza di ciascun membro del vostro gruppo. Per garantire un check-in agevole e tempestivo, vi chiediamo gentilmente di comunicare queste informazioni prima del giorno del vostro arrivo al proprietario o al custode. Potete inviare i dettagli tramite gli indirizzi e-mail forniti sul vostro Ticket of Stay.

For walks from the house just step up the hill behind the water reservoir above the house. After a couple of minutes climbing the wine and olive groves you are on the crest of the mountain. Take a right and continue up to Bentomiz Castle with fantastic views. You can continue further towards the sea and return by catching the road up to the house (from Algarrobo). The walk takes less than two hours. In Arenas (also a nice walk down) make sure to have lunch at Juani's right before the City Hall. It's the one with a wild boar head on the wall (inside). It's cheap, no-nonsense food and you'll mingle with locals and farmers from nearby. For newspapers, maps and second hand books in several languages, visit the store on Plaza de la Paz (Calle Infantes 32) in Torre del Mar. For those who want to shop ecologically, there is a shop on the same square. In Torre del Mar we have a soft spot for Marisqueria El Yate - splendid sea food at a good price. Of the many chiringuitos on the beach, we especially recommend Victoria and Varela. Pizza and pasta at La Mamma II (Avenida Andalucía 63) is nice thing to do on a hot summer evening. They have an outside terrace. You mostly eat better in Torre del Mar, but don’t miss Nerja, which is really beautiful (and much more touristic). Ice cream on Balcon de Europa is a must. El Pulguilla (Calle del Almirante Ferrándiz, 26) is a really nice bar/restaurant. They serve great tapas inside at the bar or meals on a huge outdoor terrace with a back door entrance from the very large outdoor parking space just east of the Balcony. Marina (on the square with the same name) is also recommended. Swimming: Torre del Mar is very local and atmospheric. Nerja has more cliffs and a more spectacular setting. And you can even swim on the beaches to both sides of the Balcony – right in the center of twon. But nothing beats the beaches in the Nature Park starting after Maro (which has a decent beach as well). Playa Cantarrijan is a favorite - you walk or take the bus down from the main road. There are two restaurants on the beach – and some nudists in the water. Canuelo beach is wider and also has a good restaurant. Again: It’s a nature reserve, so park by the road and take the bus down. Enjoy!