Renting a Villa in Spain12 June 2009  Spain is the perfect location for a spectacular holiday. Just imagine yourself lounging at the side of a sparkling pool, being warmed by the sun as a soft sea breeze whispers through the trees, and tousles your hair before sweeping away towards the Mediterranean Sea, which is only a few minutes away from your villa. All of this and more are possible when you choose to rent a villa somewhere in one of Spain’s peaceful coastal towns. Renting a villa in Spain should be guided by your vacation desires and what activities you would like to be available near your Spain holiday home.
The quality of the beaches in Spain is internationally recognized. The Spanish pride themselves on beaches that are incredibly clean and safe with accessibility for all types of people, and a high standard of environmental friendliness. In fact, many Spanish beaches have already received the prestigious Q for Quality award from the Spanish Tourism Quality Institute (ICTE). If sun, sand and surf are what you’re looking for when renting a villa, then the almost 5,000 miles of pristine coastline and over 3,000 cataloged beaches of Spain are meant just for you.
The beaches of Cadiz Province located on the Costa de la Luz coast in the south of Spain are famous for offering bright sunshine and warm weather in both summer and winter months. The Cadiz coast is surrounded by untouched countryside and natural areas, with groves of pine trees and sand dunes extending right down to the shoreline which is covered in fine white sand. The crystal clear waters of the Cadiz coast offer the perfect place to discover many exciting water sports like windsurfing and kite surfing. When you’re done with exercise, relax on the beach while gazing up at the rocky cliffs rising up almost 300 feet high. If you are interested in discovering some authentic Spanish culture, you might venture into the nearby villages to watch the traditional fisherman with their nets, have a cocktail in an open air bar or sample some freshly caught seafood in one of many excellent restaurants.
Although the beaches of Spain are truly breathtaking, don’t forget about the possibility of renting a villa in the stunning mountains as well. Be sure to consider the views available of the Andalusia Inland ready for you to hike and explore. Most villas in this part of Spain will have opulent gardens as well as a pool in plain sight of the majestic mountains, and will still only be a day trip away from the coastal beaches.
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