Holiday rentals & lettings in Vejer de la Frontera

Vejer de la Frontera is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and interesting municipalities not only in the province of Cadiz, but also in the whole of Andalusia. And is that to its many tourist charms should be added that everything is perfectly cared for and looks splendid, which makes spending a few days there is a most enjoyable experience. Without a doubt, these are the main reasons why more and more tourists come to the locality every year, who stay in the most varied holiday rentals. In this sense, the rentals are the most common homes in the centre, although it is true that there are also single-family houses with several rooms. On the outskirts, houses and chalets abound. The surroundings of the Castle of Vejer and of La Cobijada are the best enclaves to find them.

The privileged location of Vejer and the mixture of all the cultures that have settled there have given rise to a fascinating symbiosis that has given rise to features of indisputable Andalusian value. Situated on a beautiful hill at the foot of which the river Barbate flows, it still preserves the wall that has always surrounded it, with the towers of Mayorazgo, San Juan and La Corredera being particularly noteworthy, as well as the four gates that gave access to the medieval town, integrated in perfect harmony within the urban complex. Crowning the town is the castle, which combines Arab and Christian elements. But in addition to its undoubted historical value, the town is only 9 km from the beach, making it a perfect destination for sun and beach tourism and maritime sports enthusiasts. What are you waiting for to book your holiday rental in Vejer de la Frontera?

There is no doubt that Vejer de la Frontera is one of the most beautiful municipalities in the province of Cadiz. It is situated on a mountain of approximately 200 metres high and next to it passes the river Barbate. Although its historic centre is 8 kilometres from the coast, the term includes El Palmar, a small rural nucleus with imposing beaches bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. In fact, it is considered one of the key points of the Costa de la Luz in Cadiz. In any case, the city of Cadiz is 56 kilometres away, with interesting towns such as Conil de la Frontera, Chiclana de la Frontera or San Fernando along the way. Likewise, Barbate, Tarifa} and Algeciras don't go far either. Undoubtedly, this privileged location is another reason why tourists seek to book their holiday rentals in the municipality in order to get to know the region.

Declared a Historic Site and awarded the National Beautification Prize, the old quarter of Vejer reflects its Arab past in each of its corners, in the popular architecture of its houses and in the urbanism of neighbourhoods such as the Jewish Quarter. The term presents diverse zones that offer to the traveller very interesting proposals. Due to its beauty and its excellent state of conservation, the windmills of the farms of Las Tres Aves Maria are remarkable. But also spectacular is the payment of Santa Lucia, which houses the remains of the Roman Aqueduct. For its part, the enclosure of La Muela with its beautiful fountain and surrounded by extensive pine forests are just a small reflection of the natural wealth that surrounds the population, concentrated especially in the parks of La Breña and La Janda. Book a holiday rental in Vejer de la Frontera today and enjoy an unforgettable stay!

Vejer de la Frontera has remained practically unchanged throughout the centuries. Considered one of the 'Pueblos Blancos' of the province of Cadiz, it is completely surrounded by a medieval wall. In addition, it still has an imposing castle in the highest area, as well as a Jewish quarter for which it is a pleasure to walk. Its cobbled streets, adorned balconies and old churches are other elements that give great charm to the municipality. Do not miss the opportunity to visit the Parish Church of the Divine Savior, the Church of the Conceptionist Nuns, the Convent Hospederia de San Francisco, the Visigothic Hermitage of Nuestra Señora de la Oliva, the Baroque Palace of the Marquis of Tamaron, the Casa del Mayorazgo and the Windmills of San Miguel.

The town of Vejer is far from the coast, but in less than 20 minutes it is possible to be in El Palmar, in Los Caños de Meca, in Zahora, in Conil or in Barbate. Therefore, if you like Cadiz's beaches, which are characterised by their fine yellow sand, for being surrounded by vegetation and by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, you can not miss the opportunity to get there. The nearest is El Palmar, which forms part of the locality's territory and stretches over 4 km. Ideal for bathing and sunbathing as well as for windsurfers. In addition, there is an area frequented by naturists around the Torrenueva, a 17th century watchtower whose mission was to control and defend the coast from incursions by pirates and bandits.

The beach of El Palmar is well known by both simple swimmers and surfers. In fact, when the day goes by, it is even possible to see professional surfers there. In any case, if you have a board, you only have to approach it with your wetsuit and start enjoying the activity. If not, there are several places on the same beach where you can rent one and even receive private lessons from a monitor.

The Castle of Vejer is located at the highest point of the municipality and, therefore, from it is possible to obtain the best views of the whole region. However, you should know that, at the moment, it is not open to the public, so you will not be able to access its interior. However, for the mere fact of the views it offers and its spectacular architecture of the tenth century, it is worth the walk.

La Castilleria Restaurant is one of the most important in Vejer. In fact, there are quite a few holiday rentals in its vicinity. It prepares the delicacies typical of the region, so you should make a stop at it to recharge your batteries. In this sense, if you travel in summer, we recommend that you delight yourself with a delicious gazpacho and a plate of seafood. On the other hand, if you arrive in winter, delight your palate with a stew of chestnuts, a stew of tagarninas or a piece of loin in butter...

The Jewish quarter has some of the most typical streets of the town, allowing the traveller to imagine what it was like centuries ago. Let yourself be led astray by the narrow alleys that meander along the back of the wall and enjoy contemplating its beautiful arches and balconies of flowers that seem to have been taken from a true story.

Located in the old town of Vejer, this market is the ideal place to enjoy a good local sherry wine and some typical tapas of the land. The best time to go is before lunch for an aperitif, when many of the locals come.

The beach of El Palmar is well known by both simple swimmers and surfers. In fact, when the day goes by, it is even possible to see professional surfers there. In any case, if you have a board, you only have to approach it with your wetsuit and start enjoying the activity. If not, there are several places on the same beach where you can rent one and even receive private lessons from a monitor.

The Castle of Vejer is located at the highest point of the municipality and, therefore, from it is possible to obtain the best views of the whole region. However, you should know that, at the moment, it is not open to the public, so you will not be able to access its interior. However, for the mere fact of the views it offers and its spectacular architecture of the tenth century, it is worth the walk.

La Castilleria Restaurant is one of the most important in Vejer. In fact, there are quite a few holiday rentals in its vicinity. It prepares the delicacies typical of the region, so you should make a stop at it to recharge your batteries. In this sense, if you travel in summer, we recommend that you delight yourself with a delicious gazpacho and a plate of seafood. On the other hand, if you arrive in winter, delight your palate with a stew of chestnuts, a stew of tagarninas or a piece of loin in butter...