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Overview of Andalucia, Spain

Overview of Andalucia, Spain
Andalucia encompasses the provinces of Almeria, Cadiz, Cordoba, Granada, Jaen, Malaga and Seville which makes it the second largest autonomous community in Spain. You will find more activity here than anywhere along the coast.

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With the diverse landscapes of Andalucia it will afford the holidaymaker a wide choice of holiday opportunity's. You know when you are in an Andalucia village, with its square whitewashed buildings, you couldn't be any where else. This creates some of the most picturesque villages you have ever seen. The painters go wild here with the stunning scenery and beautiful villages on offer, it's just a great place for a holiday villa.

Things to do on holiday in Andalucia, Spain
Name it, whatever you would you like to do is available as this area has it all. When you take your holiday villa in Andalucia it gives you access to golf, walking, fun in the sun, motorcycle touring, painting holidays and fishing on the Guadalquivir River. Taking a holiday villa or apartment on one of the Costa's gives you access to two different worlds with different activities and cultures but make no mistake there is everything you could wish for whilst staying in an Andalucia villa.

Places to visit on Holiday in Andalucia, Spain
Andalucia is best known for its beaches as it has mile upon mile of coastline. The most famous area known world wide is the Costa del Sol closely followed by the Costa de Almeria, Costa Tropical and The Costa de la Luz. If it's sun, sand and sea you're after, then you must take a holiday villa in Andalucia. Andalucia has beaches on both the Atlantic and the Mediterranean coast which presents two totally different atmospheres for either your holiday apartment or villa. The Atlantic side of Andalucia is destined more toward surfing and the traditional Spanish way of life where as the Mediterranean coast holidays cater more toward luxury and leisure time rather than the genuine Spanish culture. No matter which side you choose be assured you will have a holiday to remember.

If you are looking for an active water sports venue with fine sandy beaches, consider the Costa de la Luz, Huelva and the Costa de la Luz, Cadiz as they are both located on the Atlantic side of Andalucia.
The activities of walking, cycling, white water rafting, climbing, golf and horse riding are well catered for inland near your holiday rental villa or apartment in Andalucia. The magnificence mountain ranges of the Sierra Morena and Sisstemas Beticos are a great place to take your   rental   home with all imaginative activities on offer.

When you take a holiday home in Andalucia you are entering the world a folklore located in the traditional heart of Spain. It is here that legends such as Don Juan are still alive and well,   along with flamenco dancing and bullfighting. Seville is the capital of Andalucia and remains the most popular tourist destination for holiday rental villas. If you would like a skiing holiday, then take a holiday villa in Granada which is located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Here you will also find the traditional Spanish culture to make your holiday just that much more enjoyable.

Golf Andalucia

  • Sanlucar Club de Campo
    Situated opposite the Donana nature park, and very close to where the Guadalquivir River enters the Atlantic, the Sanlucar Golf Course has 18 holes of which nine are links style. These holes extend along the sea and are affected by the Atlantic winds. The other nine (open from October 2004) are of an American style, with seven holes affected by water hazards.

Things to do Andalucia

  • Things to Do in Costa del Sol, Andalucia, Spain overview
    Although you will never be short of things to do in the Costa del Sol, one of the biggest forms of activities if golf hence the nickname of Costa del Golf. There are over 50 stunning courses to play. They have been designed by some of the greats such as Seve Ballesteros, Gary Player and Tony Jacklin and with the breathtaking views, a bad round will still be worth it.

Towns and Resorts Andalucia

  • Costa de la Luz, Andalucia, Spain area overview
    Costa de la Luz (Coast of Light) is noted for its clear and unpolluted skies and is located in the south western part of Andalucia. For years it has been a popular tourist destination for the Spanish but in more recent times it has gained popularity with the European set. It is also referred to as the Spanish Algarve because of its close proximity to Portugal. To get a better idea of where and...

Shopping Andalucia

  • Shopping overview of Costa de Almeria, Andalucia, Spain
    Costa Almeria has the usual array of gift and souvenir shops on the sea front sufficient for most needs. Markets are popular and sell amongst others the traditional baskets, pottery, ceramics and rugs. For more serious shopping Almeria town is only a short distance away.

Off the beaten track Andalucia

  • Village of Alfarnatejo, Costa del Sol, Andalucia, Spain
    This is a picturesque village dominated by the presence of the mountains and surrounded by peaks such as Chamizo (1,637m), Gallo(1.356m) and Vilo (1.412m). In the town are the Altos del Fraile (1.222m) and Dona Ana (1.188m) and in the distance to the south the Sierra del Rey provides another formidable barrier.

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