The Costa de la Luz
Medina Sidonia
If you are looking for an authentic hilltop ´Pueblo Blanco´, ( white village ) with spectacular views to the coast, look no further. Medina Sidonia offers an authentic Andalucian setting combining an historic town dating back to the 6th Century with a modern vibrant lifestyle. If you like typical antique townhouses and apartments or newly built houses, Medina will satisfy most tastes. Medina boasts a medical centre , four schools, restaurants, shops and bars and everything is within walking distance. Medina is a ´real ´working town, so if you want to live the Spanish way, come and enjoy.
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Alcalá de los Gazules
One of the quintessential "pueblo blancos" (white villages), Alcalá de los Gazules is set high above the Alcornocales national park and is well situated to enjoy everything that Southern Spain has to offer, from majestic cities such as Sevilla and Granada, to the beautiful unspoilt beaches that make up Cadiz´s coastline as well as the fantastic Sierras.
Its architecture, narrow winding streets, plazas and of course, the views out across the countryside make it the perfect destination for those looking for a traditional Spanish town. The locals are friendly and welcoming towards newcomers whether they choose the village for their holiday or as their home.
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Conil de la Frontera
Conil de la Frontera is an enchanting white fishing village that flows into a stretch of beautifully unspoilt sandy beaches wide enough to land your standard jumbo jet onto. This vibrant little coastal town is evolving into a popular destination for second home owners, investors and new residents alike. Conil’s charming traditional Spanish atmosphere with its quaint narrow streets, numerous tapas bars, pavement cafes and restaurants guarantees a memorable long lasting impression on its visitors.
“One of the most beautiful Spanish seaside towns I have ever visited”
Mr D. Jones from Hertfordshire
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Vejer de la Frontera
Vejer de la Frontera just has to be one of the most picturesque white towns (pueblos Blancos) in the whole of Andalucia, the town literally clings onto the hillside some 200m above sea level. The exciting approach road up to Vejer tempts the visitor with glimpses of a time forgotten dating back many hundreds of years with large parts of its castle walls still visibly in tact. The real pleasure of Vejer is wandering through its maze of narrow cobblestone streets abundant with boutique shops, tapas bars and restaurants. Occasionally you are able to view the surrounding countryside and stunning views to the coastline.
“Truly enchanting hill top village, I was really quite sad to leave”
Mrs J. Terry from Wolverhampton
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Chiclana de la Frontera
Chiclana de la Frontera a working Spanish town with its roots dating back many hundreds of years, famous for its production of fine wines and ‘fino’ the town is enjoying nothing short of a re-birth currently with the construction of a new theatre, shopping centre and much needed car parking, despite the changes Chiclana retains its friendly Andalucian atmosphere. There are a wide range of facilities within easy reach including the stunning La Barrosa beaches, the championship Golf Course and Tennis facilities of Novo Sancti Petri, Water Sports and Marina centre at Costa Petri, also a good number of quality restaurants and bars.
“After looking at several areas throughout Spain I found everything I could possibly need in Chiclana”
Mr F. Davis from Manchester
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Huelva
The city of Huelva has a rich history dating back some 3,000 years, Huelva port has been an important trading post since Phoenician times, the town also has some important historical links with Christopher Columbus. This authentic part of Andalucia is situated a short distance away from the largest protected wildlife sanctuary in Europe the Doñana national park. The coast of Huelva has some of the most underdeveloped towns and beaches throughout Spain with an abundance of wide open spaces and no fear of future over-development. The region is becoming increasingly well known for its golf courses, marinas and cultural celebrations.
“I didn’t realise that places like this existed any more, truly beautiful”
Mr G. Francis from Plymouth
Ayamonte
Ayamonte is situated in the most westerly part of Spain close to the Portuguese border an important fishing port and fast becoming well known as a centre for tourism on the Atlantic coast. The town has (take out) commands some excellent views overlooking the estuary of the Guadiana River and the rolling green countryside beyond. Despite its popularity Ayamonte has managed to retain its charming character, narrow cobbled streets lined with boutique shops, cafe's, bars and restaurants are commonplace. The bustling Marina is becoming a popular sailing destination.
“We were looking for a seaside town that was typically Spanish and found Ayamonte to be perfect for us”
Mrs D. Brown from Brighton
Arcos de la Frontera
The village of Arcos sits on a limestone outcrop overlooking the Guadalete river, with fantastic views over the Cádiz countryside. Arcos is famous for its 130 metre limestone cliff with its old fortress town periously sitting atop.
The old town has many narrow, up-and-down streets and Morrish style architecture.
As Arcos is on the “ Ruta de los pueblo blancos” it offers plenty of culture, cafes, shops and a good choice of restaurants. It is well located within Andalucía and is only 20 minutes from Jerez airport, one hour from Seville and within an hour of the coast.
Arcos provides activities such as, fishing, climbing, biking, horse riding, walking and bird watching, making it a wonderful place to live and enjoy.
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Olvera
Olvera is situated between Seville, Cadiz and Malaga, giving it a unique location to explore Andalucia to the full.
Olvera is a beautiful hilltop pueblo blanco with access to the nearby lake of Zahara de la Sierra or cycle/walk along Olvera via Verde which is a reconditioned disused railway line within a stunning nature reserve. This town offers a variety of properties from old to new, to suit most tastes and pockets, so well worth a look.
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