Villas in Andalucía
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- Christopher★★★★★Family • from Rossendale, United Kingdom • July 20243 bedroom Costa del Sol holiday villa rental with private poolThis is a really great villa in a good location with the best pool I've ever encountered at a holiday let. Communication was good, the owners were very flexible and the place was spotlessly clean. It's clear that in it's time, this had been a very grand property and whilst it remains a great place to holiday with everything you could ever need, it would benefit from a bit of updating in places. That said, I wouldn't hesitate to book again and I would recommend the villa to anyone.
- Sue★★★★★Friends • from Brixham, United Kingdom • May 20243 bedroom holiday villa in Andalucía, Spain, with private poolVilla was very spacious and loved the location next to the farm. Short drive to Nerja Town and the old town which was beautiful. You definitely need a car. Pool was large and very deep, no shallow end so would be a problem for small children. Villa very tired and very dated. Sunbeds were old and grubby and the chairs on the terrace needed repairing!! The appliances in the kitchen weren't great. The toaster got really hot on the outside, enough to give a nasty burn and The drip through coffee machine leaked. Oven good as was the hob and freezer enough crockery and cutlery but no sharp knives. The double bed was a few steps up from a camp bed and the spare pillows were stained. Bathrooms so dated. We accepted it for what it was and didn't let it stop us having a great time, but this Villa really needs some money spent on it.
- Colin★★★★★Family • from Lisburn, United Kingdom • June 20234 bedroom Málaga Province holiday villa rental with private poolAs a family of six covering 3 generations, we searched for a Villa in the region of Malaga and found a wide variety of villa sizes and prices. We eventaully decided to go for this villa. I am happy to say that we got it right!! This Villa was of traditional Spanish style and very well appointed. It had everything we needed and we were all very comfortable. We had various rooms that anyone could settle in for a read, snooze or a drink and lots of outside space to party and BBQ. There are a few other villa's close by but no issues at all with noise etc;. Great security as well with an electric gate to the property. The views of the surrounding hills and nearby Alhaurin El Grande nestled in the valley all lit up at night was majestic. We were an our awy from great beaches and 20 mins from Mijas, A majestic village up in the hills with increadible views on the way up and down again. We all wish we were still there and will definetly be back again. Communications throughout the holiday with Clickstay and the owners was second to none. I highly recommend this villa for an excellent holiday location. You can't go wrong!! Colin McAfee PS.... We used Record Go at Malaga Airport for our hire car and it also was perfect and cheaper than the big names.....
- Samantha★★★★★Friends • from Hockley , United Kingdom • June 20243 bedroom Costa del Sol holiday villa rental with private poolVery spacious villa and very well equipped, had everything we needed. Lovely outside area, garden was so nice and good swimming pool. We didn't hire a car but there was a great cheap, regular bus service just at the top of our road, which took us into town and the harbour. Restaurants were about 10- 15 mins walk, though one we went to was a bit over priced for the quality of food. (Hidema) Lidl just a short walk away and was so cheap so we tended to cook at the villa on most days and sit on the lovely terrace. The only downfall was it was uphill around the area, and proved we wasn't as fit as we thought lol. But it does show this in details. The hosts were really helpful and even drove us to the airport as we had an early flight home.
- Alisdair★★★★★Family • from Hertford, United Kingdom • July 20233 bedroom villa to rent in Andalucía, SpainA wonderful easy family stay at Casa Leo. The photos online do not do the property justice. It is far nicer and picturesque than the online photos show. Would highly recommend a car. Restaurants, bars and shops are not easy walking distance in the hight of summer on a steep hill. Don’t let this put you off book and enjoy - highly recommended!
- Elaine★★★★★Couple • from Southampton, United Kingdom • June 20233 bedroom holiday villa in Andalucía, Spain, with private poolHad an absolutely fantastic stay at villa damar. It was so tranquil and peaceful by the pool. The sound of birdsong all day was a dream. The villa ,pool and grounds was a fabulous size . Plenty of bloomage. Although there is work needed on the place and tired in parts you can see that the owners are attempting to put things right and of course takes time. The Gardner never came in our 2 week stay but the pool man came twice and was very good and helped us on the area. The cleaner was lovely too. The hairdryer was burnt out on arrival and was replaced no problem and we'd like to thank Lucas for helping us with the WiFi. Ur a star 🌟 Estapona itself was the best place we've stayed and would definitely be back. 😆
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Prices and Availability for villas in Andalucía
Cheapest month: November 2025 average weekly price £1,16552% of villas are available
High season: July 2025 average weekly price £2,23774% of villas are available
Most popular destination: MarbellaAverage weekly price £8,021
Cheapest destination: FuengirolaAverage weekly price £779
All data is for the next 12 months and all the prices are the average weekly cost (Saturday - Saturday).
Price information for villas in Andalucía (2024 - 2025)
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Average weekly prices for villas in Andalucía
The prices graph for villas in Andalucía shows you the average weekly price for one of our villas over the next twelve months. July and August are the most expensive months to rent a villa in Andalucía where the average price is £2,237 in July and £2,221 in August. The cheapest month to rent a villa is in November where the average weekly price is £1,100 (02/11 - 09/11). The average price of a villa in Andalucía varies considerably between regions, distance from the nearest beach and the size of the villa. See the graph for average weekly prices for our top destinations in Andalucía below.Availability for villas in Andalucía (2024 - 2025)
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Weekly availability for villas in Andalucía
The graph above shows the availability of our villa holiday rentals in Andalucía over the next twelve months. November (02/11 - 09/11) is the busiest time to rent a villa in Andalucía where only 1,277 of our villas are available to book. The quietest time to visit Andalucía at the moment is in October (18/10 - 25/10) where 83% of our villas have availability.Prices for top villa destinations in Andalucía (2024 - 2025)
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Average weekly prices for top destinations in Andalucía
This graph shows the average weekly prices for villas in our most popular destinations in Andalucía. Our cheapest popular destination to rent a villa in Andalucía is in Fuengirola where the average weekly rental price is £779. In comparison, Marbella costs an average of £8,021 per week and Benalmádena £2,827 per week.Travel guide
Villas in Andalucia
A mix of magnificent coastline, stunning hinterland and rich cultural history is what makes Andalucia one of the best holiday destinations in Europe. Andalucia, also pronounced Andalusia, is an autonomous community in the south of Spain boasting gorgeous landscapes, endless stretches of postcard beaches and more tourist attractions than you’d ever think you'd need for a holiday. From the traditional food and customs, to the friendly locals, festivals and varied landscape, this beautiful region has much to offer. Andalucia lies on the southern coast of Spain, with ten airports in the region; the two main being Malaga and Seville, with direct flights from the UK taking no longer than 3.5 hours.
As Spain's southernmost region, Andalucia’s beautiful year-round climate makes it stand out from the rest of the Iberian peninsula, boasting over 700km of soft sand beaches, warm waters and some of the most glorious costas in the country. With a history spanning over 50,000 years, discover a wealth of ancient remains, cultural gems and architectural wonders such as The Alcázar of Seville and The Alhambra, in the province of Granada, which is one of the most visited monuments in Spain. It's a region of tradition, where you can relax during siesta or go wild during fiesta, dance the night away in a vibrant Marbella nightclub or enjoy an authentic flamenco dinner show in Malaga. Immerse yourself in the traditional Andalucian way of life in Cordoba, Cadiz or Jerez de la Frontera, or revel in the metropolitan atmosphere of modern Málaga city, where you can enjoy everything from seafood paella to exploring the works of one of Spain’s most famous artists at The Picasso Museum.
Taxis are ideal for getting around the cities, while Andalucia is well connected with plenty of bus routes and train services. Think alfresco dining, festivals and historical sites. Festivals occur year-round, and the most popular are located in the provinces of Granada and Cordoba. With an enviable number of World Heritage Sites and historic monuments, Jaén, Granada and Seville provinces are the perfect destinations for those seeking some culture. It resonates with culture, colour and history, with countless historic monuments, museums and festivals. Comprised of eight provinces, the coast is the most popular for its Blue Flag beaches, golden, white and dark sands and calm waters of popular resorts like the Costa del Sol and Costa Tropical. While the Atlantic kisses the shores of Huelva and Cadiz provinces to the west, the provinces of Malaga, Granada and Almeria have the Mediterranean sea to enjoy.
The diverse landscape ranges from the snowy, rugged mountains of the north and south, to the sun-drenched, family-friendly coast, where the beaches of the Costa del Sol and Costa Tropical provide the perfect backdrop for a relaxing summer holiday. Discover a land of contrasts where you can snow hike on Sierra Nevada in the morning and sunbathe on the La Rijana beach in the afternoon. The Sierra Nevada is a hikers' and skiers' dream, while the rolling hills, cliffs and rivers open the door to countless outdoor activities and adventures, such as surfing, paragliding, climbing and kayaking. The pleasant climate provides the perfect opportunity for golf, with over 100 world-class courses to choose from. Enjoy the breath-taking scenery and warm atmosphere of southern Iberia and take home memories to last you and your loved ones a lifetime.
Whether you're looking to explore the sites, catch some rays or just sit and watch the world go by, Andalucia is an ideal Spanish escape destination. The region will have you exploring new places and at the same time making you feel right at home.
Key holiday info
- Flights from the UK to Malaga or Seville airports take between 2.5 and 3.5 hours.
- Temperatures in summer range between 28°C and 36°C.
- Andalucia is a year-round holiday destination with sea temperatures ranging between 17°C in winter and 25°C in summer.
- There are over 70 Blue Flag beaches in Andalucia with over 20 in the Costa del Sol alone!
- Alcazar of Seville is an 11th century Moorish palace, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Andalucia's coast boasts over 100 golf courses scattered across 8 districts.
Where to go in Andalucía
Málaga Province
Málaga Province is home to some gorgeous beaches, pueblo blancos and cultural spots, boasting colourful festivals and a vibrant nightlife. This is where the famous, beaches of the Costa del Sol lie, and the ancient Alcazaba of Málaga fortress.
Granada Province
In the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, Granada is a mix of unspoiled hinterland and pristine coastline, with a region steeped in history. Discover the stunning Alhambra, with the Mulhacén mountains providing the perfect postcard backdrop.
Cádiz Province
The ancient province of Cádiz is home to some glorious beaches and architectural wonders, dating back to 3100 years. Known as the gateway to Africa, it lies opposite Gibraltar, bordering the provinces of Huelva, Málaga and Seville.
Almería Province
Stunning beaches fringe the coast of Almeria Province, meeting the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. Tabernas desert is the only desert in Europe, famous for being the location where Sergio Leone shot some of his most famous western films!
Seville Province
Seville is the most popular destination in Andalucia. No wonder, as it has much to offer in terms of entertainment, history and leisure. Landmarks include Seville Cathedral and the extravagant beauty of Plaza de España, where scenes of Star Wars were filmed.
Did you know...
- Mulhacén is the highest peak in continental Spain, reaching 3,478.6m in height.
- Over 10 million tourists visit Andalucia each year, with approx. 1 in 3 tourists visiting Alhambra palace in Granada.
- It is very common to see whales from the coast of Andalucia, so keep a look out for a glimpse of one!
- In Al-Andalus, Jewish, Muslim, and Christian believers had peaceful relations and lived together in harmony.
- Andalucia is the birthplace of Picasso, one of the most prominent and influential artists of the 20th century. The region has also inspired authors, film makers and painters from across the globe.
- Cuevas de Almanzora is home to the first ever desert golf course in Europe.
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