Vacation Rentals in Andalusia

Vacation Rentals in Andalusia

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Vacation Rental for 2 Guests in Alfarnatejo, Málaga Province
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Alfarnatejo, Málaga Province
Vacation Rental • 323 ft² • 1 Bedroom
8.7
(6 reviews)
About BelvillaWhen you stay in a Belvilla home, you can rest assured of a unique holiday home in ideal surroundings at an attractive price. The portfolio of accommodations consists of more than 40,000-holiday homes in 20 European countries. Interested in a weekend getaway, a summer or winter sports holiday or simply a short break? Do you prefer the coast, the countryside or the mountains? Whatever your preference, there is a Belvilla home to meet your needs, from a cosy gîte for two to a castle big enough for the entire family, from an apartment in the heart of Rome to a cabin in the middle...
from $71 / night
Vacation Rental for 2 Guests in Antequera, Málaga Province
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Antequera, Málaga Province
Vacation Rental • 700 ft² • 1 Bedroom
9.0
(2 reviews)
About BelvillaWhen you stay in a Belvilla home, you can rest assured of a unique holiday home in ideal surroundings at an attractive price. The portfolio of accommodations consists of more than 40,000-holiday homes in 20 European countries. Interested in a weekend getaway, a summer or winter sports holiday or simply a short break? Do you prefer the coast, the countryside or the mountains? Whatever your preference, there is a Belvilla home to meet your needs, from a cosy gîte for two to a castle big enough for the entire family, from an apartment in the heart of Rome to a cabin in the middle...
from $78 / night
Vacation Rental for 4 Guests in Vejer De La Frontera, Cádiz Province
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Vejer De La Frontera, Cádiz Province
Vacation Rental • 538 ft² • 2 Bedrooms
8.7
(14 reviews)
Boasting a beautiful view of the Atlantic, the holiday home Casa Rafael is located in El Palmar. The 50 m² property consists of a living room, a fully-equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and can therefore accommodate 4 people. Additional amenities include high-speed Wi-Fi (suitable for video calls), a TV, air conditioning, a fan as well as a washing machine. A baby cot and a high chair are also available.Experience the charm of this vacation rental with a private outdoor area featuring a covered terrace, balcony, and barbecue. Guests can also enjoy a shared outdoor space with a gard...
from $68 / night

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Prices and availability

Current Vacation rental prices Andalusia

$194for 7 Dec - 14 Dec
$226 annual average
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Current vacation rental availability Andalusia

51%for 7 Dec - 14 Dec
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Highlights Andalusia

  • Worth a trip all year round
  • Eldorado for history fans
  • Very varied programme of events
  • Ideal for beach holidaymakers

Vacation rentals in Andalusia

Holidays on the Andalusian sunny coast

The 320 days of sunshine that Andalusia enjoys each year not only make the region in southern Spain one of the most popular holiday regions in Europe, but also offers a wide range of holiday accommodation in all price ranges. If you are looking for a holiday apartment, a finca or a holiday home, you will find it especially along the coasts. You will spend relaxing days in places such as Garrucha, San José, Almería, Roquetas de Mar, Málaga, Marbella and Algeciras on the Mediterranean. Alternatively you can move into a vacation rental with sea views in municipalities such as Huelva, San Fernando or Cádiz on the wild Atlantic.

A Finca in the hinterland

If you want to find your accommodation a little off the beaten track, you will find it a few kilometres inland. You will live particularly idyllically in the numerous fincas surrounded by olive and orange groves on the edge of the national parks "Los Alcornocades" and "Sierra de Grazalema", which also usually have their own pool. Alternatively, you can pitch your tents in the vicinity of Seville, Córdoba or Granada, where the proximity to the Sierra Nevada or the "Sierra de Hornachuelos" National Park allows you to comfortably combine culture and nature experiences.

Holidays in Andalusia

Travelers and Activities

Andalusia for active holidaymakers

As Andalusia enjoys sunshine practically all year round, the region is considered a Mecca for active holidaymakers. While water sports enthusiasts enjoy surfing and kiting from spring to autumn, paragliders take advantage of the sea winds that blow into the Sierra de Lijar to experience the beauty of Andalusia from a bird's eye view. As soon as the summer heat has evaporated and it begins to get uncomfortable in the rest of Europe, the season starts for hikers and cyclists who explore the national parks and the challenging mountain roads in pleasant temperatures. Alternatively, the region can also be explored on horseback as part of a guided tour, which fully lives up to Andalusia's reputation as the equivalent of the "Wild West" of the USA.

Culture and history to touch

Andalusia's location on the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean made it a sought-after region thousands of years ago, where Phoenicians, Romans and Moors, among others, left their mark. History lovers go on a discovery tour through the millennia and visit famous sights such as the Alhambra, the Mezquita Mosque in Córdoba, the tomb of Columbus in Seville, the "White Village" Casares or the oldest city in Europe - Cádiz. Very worth seeing is the exceptionally well preserved Roman city of Baelo Claudia and the "Puente Nuevo", which bridges the 120 meter deep "El Tajo" gorge and connects the old town and the new town of Ronda.

Sunset in Almeria
Sunset in Almeria

Things to know

Best travel time

The climatic and scenic diversity makes Andalusia an interesting destination all year round. While winter refugees from cold Central Europe, active holidaymakers and cultural tourists feel at home from October to May, bathing holidaymakers are attracted to the Andalusian Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts between June and September by temperatures far beyond the 30 degrees mark. However, holidaymakers should book their vacation rental for the high season as early as possible. Would you like to try something completely new and spend your skiing holiday somewhere completely different? Then don't travel to the Alps between December and March, but to the Sierra Nevada, where numerous ski resorts offer winter fun for the whole family.

Regular events

As Andalusia is in season all year round, the region has a full calendar of events. The starting shot will be fired in January with the celebrations for the day of the reconquest of Granada from the Moors. In February we continue with the Carnival in Cádiz, the Flamenco Festival in Jerez and the Andalusia Tour. Other highlights include the Riogordo Passion Play in April, the Córdoba Flower Festival in May, the San Juan Fiesta in June, the Marbella Arts Festival in July and the Sanlúcar Horse Race. Also in autumn, the ham festival of Aracena in October and the Ibero-American film festival in Huelva are further highlights for culture lovers.

Andalusia is the only Mediterranean region that has a real rainforest.
The old town of Seville from above
The old town of Seville from above

Top 5 travel tips

In the footsteps of the Moors

The red Alhambra fortress, enthroned high up on the Sabikah hill, is one of the best preserved buildings from the Moorish occupation of Spain. Explore the citadel worth seeing, the gardens surrounded by myrtle hedges and the magnificent fountains and baths on the grounds and let yourself be taken back in time.

Andalusian cuisine

Andalusia is famous for its simple yet very tasty cuisine. In addition to the famous cold tomato soup "Gazpacho" and the fried dough curls "Churros" you should definitely try the sardines cooked on the beach over a charcoal fire as well as the almost endless selection of tapas. A genuine Andalusian sherry, originally named after the city of Jerez, completes the picture.

Down into the Cueva de Nerja

Adventurous holidaymakers will embark on an unforgettable journey into the legendary stalactite caves beneath the city, just one kilometre from the coast of the town of Nerja. Inside you will find fascinating stalactite formations, Stone Age graves, cave paintings dating back thousands of years and the highest natural stone column in the world, 45 metres high.

Visiting Mini-Hollywood

The landscape is not only reminiscent of the "Wild West" of the USA, but even houses its own Hollywood in mini format. Especially friends of western and adventure films should visit the Oasys amusement park near Almeria. On location, you can explore the backdrops of world-famous films such as "Play me the Song of Death", "The Shoe of Manitu" and "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" on your own.

Excursion to the Pillars of Heracles

Those who have booked a holiday house or a apartment in the south of Andalusia should make a detour to the neighbouring Gibraltar and have a view to the African mainland from the top of the striking rock.

FAQs: Vacation Rentals in Andalusia

How much does it cost to book a vacation rental in Andalusia?

Considering the average cost of $193 per night, Andalusia lies at the upper end of the price range for vacation rentals in Spain.

When are vacation rentals cheaper in Andalusia?

If you want to save the maximum during your visit to Andalusia, go there in November ($175 per night on average), March ($180), or February ($181), to find the lowest prices for the whole year.

During which months are vacation rentals more expensive in Andalusia?

When it comes to looking for a vacation rental in Andalusia, the most expensive months are, in order of highest to lowest, August, July and September, with average prices per night of $234, $227, and $200, respectively.

Should I plan a trip to Andalusia well in advance?

When going on vacation to Andalusia, it is necessary to be proactive as 58% of rentals are usually booked, according to the data from last year.

What time of the year can I find more available vacation rentals?

The most available months are, on average, April (with an availability of 61%), May (56%), and March (50%), according to the trends observed in the prior year.

During which months is it more difficult to find available vacation rentals?

The accommodations in Andalusia reach their peak in demand in August, with an availability rate of 14%. The second most requested month is July, with 23%, and the third is February with 38%.

How many vacation rentals are there in Andalusia?

Holidu offers around 54,000 accommodations in Andalusia from 197 different providers, so find the perfect type of accommodation you are looking for. You can count on us!