Explore the area
Golf
Alcaidesa Boutique Hotel is surrounded by some of the most beautiful golf courses in the world.
La Hacienda, located in La Alcaidesa offers an unparalleled experience to the golf player. Two 18-hole golf courses, recently renovated, with a unique Links-type course redesigned by the famous North American designer Kurtis Bowman.
San Roque Golf Club, Real Club de Golf Sotogrande, Almenara Golf Club and Club de Golf Valderrama can you find only a short drive from La Alcaidesa.
Gibraltar
Just 15 minutes by car and you are at the border crossing to Gibraltar. Gibraltar is a British overseas territory. The territory has a 1.2 km long border with Spain and a 12 km long coastline. The highest point is 426 m, on the limestone mountain that makes up most of Gibraltar. Gibraltar is located in a strategic location. The Strait of Gibraltar is a narrow stretch of sea across to Africa. The strait connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Mediterranean.
There is a lot to experience here. Everything from the wild monkeys on top of the mountain to St. Michael's limestone caves, old cave passages from the war, shopping and nightlife.
Marocco
40 minutes by ferry and you are in Morocco, Africa. Where the Mediterranean and Atlantic meet along the coast of Tangier, lies a city rich in multicultural history and charm. Wander through the streets of Tangier, often referred to as "The White City," where houses painted in lime greet you at every turn. Just as artists like Delacroix and Matisse were captivated by its allure, let yourself be swept up in the city's enchanting atmosphere. At the foot of the towering Kasbah walls, explore the labyrinthine alleys of the bustling Grand Socco, and admire the fortress that watches over the historic medina.
Tangier is also known for its deep Spanish influences, evident in landmarks like the bullfighting arena at the Plaza de Toros and the Cervantes Theatre, built in 1913, which continues to celebrate its rich cultural heritage.
Take a day trip and explore Morocco's unique colors, small streets and markets.
Tarifa
Spain's and Europe's southernmost mainland point. With chalk-white sand as far as the eye can see and lots of wind, Tarifa has become a chill and playful place where surfers and kiters enjoy nature. This is very noticeable in the town itself as one can feel the "surfing vibe" at almost every step. In the evening, Tarifa itself shines with bars, nightclubs, and tapas bars around every corner.
Close to Tarifa, where the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea meets, there is a high concentration of marine mammals. Get your adventure started by signing up for a whale watching experience.
Ronda
Ronda is one of the most picturesque towns in Andalucia, known for its unique geographical location. The city is divided in two by the El Tajo gorge, a dramatic rock formation that has become a symbol of the city's cultural and historical heritage. Must see:
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Cross Puente Nuevo
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Visit the Plaza de Toros, one of Spain's oldest bullrings
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Explore the old town
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Granada & Alhambra
At the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, between the rivers Darro and Genil, lies one of the most interesting cities in eastern Andalusia. This impressive Andalusian legacy comes together with architectural jewels from the Renaissance and the most modern 21st-century facilities.
It is especially famous for the Alhambra Palace, which dates back to the time when the Moors ruled this part of Spain. The fortress is now a UNESCO World Heritage site and is one of the country's largest tourist attractions.
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