“Discover One of the BEST Villas in Andalusia” The Times UK

It is a perfect house and location to rest and enjoy of all the amenities in the house and the best views in Cadiz.Nannette was a great host and we can't wait to come back again.

Superb place, views and accommodation. We enjoyed very much our stay and Nanette is very reactive and nice.Sunsets are splendid

We stayed in this house with our 4 adult children, just prior to the beginning of Spanish summer high season. We loved everything about the property; the views, the pool, the kitchen, did I mention the views?The one thing I would point out, especially for those with younger children, the climb down to the beach is not for the faint of heart. 267 steps, no railings, some of the stones are breaking away. It wasn't a problem for us, but it would have been when the kids were younger. The town of Zahara was "just right" for us. Despite a lot of modern development on the outskirts, the downtown has retained just the right mix of charm and convenience. Lots of great restaurants/cafes, cute shops, and a fantastic fish/veg/meat market.

This was a family event/vacation for eleven people ranging in age from 3 to 77 from different places in Europe and North America. The lovely villa was ideal with pools and beach nearby. It was beautifully equipped with everything for meals and games, etc for children. Our host, Nanette could not have been more helpful or gracious.

I don’t know where to begin to explain how magical and special a week we had at this gorgeous home. Special thank you to Nanette for being such a helpful and responsive host from beginning to after check out. The house has everything you need, so you can sit back and relax and take in the view. We were four adults and five children and there was lots to do for everyone! The view of the ocean from every room was breathtaking. There are a few restaurants and shops in walking distance, but the village with the majority of shops and restaurants is about 2 miles away and easy to drive or call taxi. Travelers should note that Zahara seemed to be a vacation spot primarily for Spanish residents -so not touristy at all. Which we enjoyed!! We hated leaving after a short week and look forward to returning to this one in a million spot.