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What to do during your stay

Recommendations on activities & places to explore during your stay

These are just a sample of the many attractions and experiences available in the area

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On your doorstep

Algarinejo, a charming Andalusian town

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What to do with kids

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The nearest village to the accommodation is Algarinejo which is located a 15 minute drive away (7.5km) 

 

Algarinejo is located in the northwest of the province of Granada, near the border with the province of Córdoba. It lies within the Subbética Mountain Range, providing a dramatic landscape of rolling hills, valleys and limestone formations. The mountain which you see from the back of the villa is called La Tiñosa and is the highest peak in the province of Córdoba at a height of 1570m above sea level.

For those interested in outdoor activities, Algarinejo provides several hiking routes and bike trails that wind through its stunning natural surroundings. Additionally, cultural enthusiasts can explore historical sites like the Church of Santa María la Mayor and various local festivals that celebrate the town's rich heritage and vibrant community spirit.

The town has essential services such as supermarkets, pharmacies, a 24 hour medical centre and small local shops. 

This quaint town offers a range of amenities including traditional tapas bars, cozy cafes, and family-run restaurants where visitors can savour authentic Andalusian cuisine.

The main produce in Algarinejo is olives and olive oil. The town is situated in a region of Andalusia that is well-known for its extensive olive groves. Olive oil production is a significant part of the local economy, with many traditional and family-run mills producing high-quality extra virgin olive oil.  Orodeal Olive Oil is a premium olive oil brand produced in Algarinejo which has won several awards and recognitions for its quality, making it a preferred choice among chefs and culinary enthusiasts worldwide. It is not only a staple in Andalusian cuisine but also a valued product for those seeking authentic, high-quality olive oil. This staple product not only supports the local economy but also plays a central role in the area's culinary traditions.

Some of our recommendations are:

Eating out

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They offer a diverse & innovative menu that blends traditional Andalusian cuisine with modern culinary techniques.

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It is a renowned culinary establishment celebrated for it’s tasting menus inspired by products of the region

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You can find it in the main square, it is a great place for a tasty homemade pizza or just a few drinks and some tapas.

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Located at the end of our lane. It is known for its authentic and hearty Andalusian cuisine, made with locally-sourced ingredients

Surrounding towns & villages

If you can tear yourself away from the pool, there are many other villages and towns within the surrounding area that are well worth visiting. Here are a few of our favourites!

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Granada

Granada es el motivo para perderse, para vivir, para encontrarse

Granada is the reason to lose oneself, to live, to find oneself.

Granada

Granada is renowned for its stunning Alhambra Palace, a masterpiece of Moorish architecture set against the backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountains. The Alhambra's intricate tilework, lush gardens, and historical significance make it a UNESCO World Heritage site. Granada also offers the charming Albaicín district, with its narrow, winding streets and vibrant tapas bars, and the impressive Granada Cathedral, reflecting Spain's rich cultural tapestry.

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Granada province

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Córdoba

Pasión infinita

Córdoba

Córdoba is famous for the Mezquita, an awe-inspiring mosque-cathedral that showcases a fusion of Islamic and Christian architectural styles. The city's historic centre, with its labyrinthine streets and beautiful courtyards, reflects its diverse past. Córdoba's Jewish Quarter, the picturesque Roman Bridge, and the annual Patios Festival, where local residents decorate their courtyards with vibrant flowers, add to the city’s allure.

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Córdoba province

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Málaga

The capital of the Costa del Sol

Málaga

Málaga offers a mix of cultural attractions and Mediterranean charm. The city is home to the impressive Alcazaba, a well-preserved Moorish fortress, and the Castillo de Gibralfaro, which provides panoramic views of the city. Málaga's thriving arts scene includes the Picasso Museum, celebrating the city's most famous artist. The city's beaches, vibrant nightlife, and lively port area make it a great destination for both relaxation and exploration.

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Málaga province

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Kiddies

fun activities

Something for the kids

In the unlikely event that the younger members of the family should get bored with the swimming pool, water slide, table tennis and basketball at the villa, below are a list of things that you can do to keep them entertained.

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something for the kids

Iznájar Lake

Iznájar Lake has canoeing, kayaking, pedaloes and sailing. There are sunbeds for the adults to relax on while the kids have fun on the water. There is a restaurant at Valdearenas beach if you are feeling peckish after all that activity. 

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