This penthouse loft is in the center of the town of Malaga. Malaga is a port city in southern Spain that is popular for its tourism and resorts. It is next to sandy beaches, rivers and mountains. Malaga is also known for its many golf courses. Malaga was the brithplace of Pablo Picasso, and The Pablo Picasso Museum is located there.
This Malaga City Holiday villa has two bedrooms and one bathroom, though it can accommodate up to six people. The penthouse is modern and sleek, with TV, DVD, Internet and a beautiful Italian-designed kitchen. As of November 2010 exchange rates, the cost for this villa is $130.09 to $150.63 (95 to 110 euro) per night.
This villa is situated near a golf course in Mazarron, Spain, making it a popular choice for golfing holidays. Mazarron is a coastal tourist town in southeastern Spain. Its location on the sea makes underwater activities such as snorkeling and diving accessible. Its proximity to the mountains sends many tourists trekking to find scenic views.
This villa accommodates four people, with two bedrooms and one bathroom. It has a garden terrace with furniture and sunbeds. As of November 2010 exchange rates, it costs $35.60 to $58.88 (26 to 43 euro) per day.
This villa is located in the southeastern coastal town of Torrevieja, which is just south of the larger city of Alicante. Torrevieja's history and industry is in salt production and fishing. To absorb this local culture, tourists can visit the Museum of Sea and Salt and visit the fish markets. Torrevieja has a large British and Irish community, so English is spoken frequently.
This villa is suitable for larger groups, as it has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and sleeps a total of eight people. There is air-conditioning in all rooms, satellite TV/DVD and a pool that is shared with guests of other villas in the complex. As of November 2010 exchange rates, it costs $49.29 (36 euro) per day.
This villa is located near Bedar, Spain. Bedar is an inland village at the foothills of Spain's Filabres mountains. It is a small village, though there are three pubs/restaurants that can accommodate tourists' needs. With its narrow streets and ancient cottages, Bedar has a much calmer atmosphere than many of the coastal tourists towns.
This villa has sea, mountain and pool views. It is suited for those seeking privacy, since other guests do not share the large saltwater pool. Also, for those wanting real saltwater, it is a 17-minute drive to the beach. As of November 2010 exchange rates, this villa costs $62.99 to $109.55 (46 to 80 euro) per day.
