Holiday rentals and lettings in Casares

You'll arrive on this adventure at the Costa del Sol but the drive up to Casares offers impressive views of the sea and countryside to set the stage for a relaxing and inspiring holiday. The Moorish village is picture perfect off the beaten path of Andalucía, so pack your bags for an exciting adventure. Casares is nestled in the mountains above Estepona and Manilva but only a short drive to Gibraltar. You can explore the history and culture, taste the flavours of Andalucía, and explore Africa all in one holiday.

Book your next holiday in the quaint countryside of Casares where you'll find the simple Spanish architecture is very accommodating. Whether you are a couple on a romantic getaway or hosting the next family reunion you'll find something amazing in Casares. Most of the rentals include a well-equipped kitchen, comfortable rooms, garden or terrace, and swimming pool overlooking the distant sea. The tranquillity of the countryside bordering the beautiful coast is perfect for everyone's taste. Enjoy birdwatching, cycling, cultural encounters, exciting cuisine, and more on this holiday.

Explore the streets of a village named after the Roman general Casares and soak up its history. The streets are narrow and steep with Roman and Moorish history oozing from the walls of the buildings. Enjoy the beauty of colourful plazas with its Arab influence like Plaza de España with local cuisine and the statue of Blas Infante. Also notice the Fuente de Carlos III, a fresh water fountain built in the 1700s. Nearby is Iglesia de la Encarnación, the main church with an ancient garden around the back featuring excellent panoramic views of the area.

Casares is a beautiful, whitewashed village that exhibits Roman and Moorish architecture worth visiting. The Arco del Arrabal sits below the castle and is one of the main entryways to Castillo de Casares. The castle was built in the Arabic style in the 1200s to protect the village below. Ermita de la Vera Cruz is also an example of Moorish architecture built 200 years ago and worth a visit. The panoramic views include Algeciras and Gibraltar so be sure to catch some photos.

Awaken the foodie in you and visit the amazing restaurants overflowing with local charm. Venta García is a great place to start with their featured suckling pig, lamb, oysters, and awesome salads overlooking natural gardens in a remodelled mansion. Venta Victoria rests in the countryside featuring gazpacho, Casares cheese and more typical Andalusian fare. In the Plaza de España you'll find La Bodeguita de En Medio boasting tapas and numerous fish dishes. These will get you started then make your own journal of special finds.

Casares boasts a unique cultural atmosphere. Iglesia de La Encarnacion was built in the 1500s on top of an ancient mosque also known as Del Castillo Church. Then Terranos de la Iglesia de la Encarnación offers a truly breathtaking experience for its tranquillity overlooking the gorges far below. La Iglesia Parroquial de San Sebastián built between the 15th to 16th century after the Gothic-Mudejar style capturing the catalan Levantine influence plus the charming beauty of the area. And Museo Ethno-Cultural pays homage to Julius Caesar and many Roman artefacts.

Casa Museo de Blas Infante was the home of Blas Infante which has been converted into a museum. This is a unique opportunity to discover the lifestyle of this famous Andalusian politician and writer. Many of his works are on display as well.

Birdwatching at Mirador del Tajo de la Planá offers an opportunity to see the Griffin Vultures soaring high over the countryside. The viewpoint also captures the village, Costa del Sol, and boasts numerous hiking trails where the eagles fly.

Riding Fun in the Sun offers horseback riding tours of Casares, Manilva and Gaucin countryside for all ages. Beautiful horses will take you through the mountains, rivers, and generally gorgeous overlooks for a few hours. This unique adventure is perfect for those amazing photo ops.

Imagine a day at the farm learning fascinating secrets of the grandmothers from years gone by. Showcooking Paella from Our Andalusian Grandmother at a Family Farm offers just that. You'll spend the day at the farm hosted by Maria, a Haute Cuisine Chef, on a beautiful farm cooking Spain's signature dish.

Take the day to get your adrenaline fix canyoning in Guadalmina. The tour has a four-person minimum but includes introductory canyoning so anyone can do it. You'll enjoy the beauty, excitement, and exercise in the beautiful landscape of Guadalmina.