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Cottage |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Betis in Tarifa

from £86 / night

£598–£1213 / week

2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

Casa Blanca, 90 sq. m. on one level, is a charming cottage recently restored. This cottage is simply and originally decorated, with one double and one tween bed bedroom, both with bathroom en suite, a spacious lounge overlooking the countryside, (airconditioned with a portable machine), TV satellite and DVD, a fully equipped kitchen leading to the porch with garden view, outdoor table, chairs, sun loungers, barbecue. From the 1000 sq.m. private garden you have an excellent view of the rocky profile of the mountains and in summer you can admire the vaults of the vultures living there
Cottage has electrical heating system

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Cottage is furnished with simple but modern and elegant furnishings and and artistic door from Mali.
Internet access can be provided on request (please call the Manager: Pierangelo +34 646476894)

Cows, horses, donkeys and other animals freely walking around offer a unique bucolic atmosphere, while vultures living in the Sierra de San Bartolome are circling in the summer sky.

Perfect for birdwatching

Further details outdoors:
In Tarifa guests can find:
- bikes rental
- mountain bike rentals
- municipal tennis court
- municipal paddle court
- kitesurfing lessons
- windsurfing lessons
- scuba diving courses
- climbing lessons
- horse riding lessons
- specialized wine shop

Further details

Due to mild temperate also in August, Casa Blanca is equipped with air conditioning only in the lounge.

Conditions

Booking conditions:
- 40 % of rental fees at booking ( bank transfer),
- 60 % of rental fees at check-in, cash only.

Cancellation policy:
- If you cancel more than 60 days before arrival day 100% of advanced payment will be refounded (minus bank fees)
- If you cancel later or no show, advanced payement will not be refounded.

Deposit
Refundable breakages deposit of 300 euro required on arrival, to be refunded within two weeks after your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection).Basic rates includes

For further details Contact the manager: Pierangelo+34 646 476894

Weekly rates includes:
- water and power consumption
- bed-linen with weekly change
- towels with weekly change
- use of washing machine
- air conditioning
- initial and final cleening (if the houses are left in order)

Weekly rate DOES NOT include:
- november -> march 15 euro weekly surcharge for heating power consumption

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House and veranda from the garden

 

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Veranda

 

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The garden

 

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Living space, detail

The Costa de la Luz region

ANDALUCIA REGION
Andalucia is the true home of typically Spanish experiences. Bullfighting, flamenco, tapas, guitar, all began in Andalucía and remain deeply embedded here. Other aspects of Spanish life take on their most extreme forms here: Andalucian fiestas are the noisiest and most colourful (do you know Seville’s Feria de Abril?), Easter processions have more pageantry, the summer heat is more broiling, the people are at their most vivacious, fun-loving and family-oriented. The coastal tourist resorts are the most densely crowded in the whole country, though you may be able to find a beach to yourself along the Costa de la Luz and Cadiz province if you like.
In Andalucía you will see the jewels of Islamic architecture, Granada’s Alhambra and Cordoba’s mezquita. The region also has a fabulous heritage of cathedrals, palaces and castles from later eras. Contemporary Andalucía is ever more cosmopolitan and fashionable, with towns and cities like Seville, Cordoba, Cadiz and Malaga, full of stylish restaurants and pumping nightlife maintaining their historic charm.
Andalucía is a land of surprises: pristine beaches, inland green hills, white villages, huge nature reserves (one-fifth of Andalucian territory is under environmental protection), and the snowcapped highest mountain in Spanish, the Sierra Nevada.

CADIZ PROVINCE
Cádiz is an elegant, old port city of largely 18th century construction. Cádiz is crammed onto the head of a promontory like an ocean-going ship, and the tang of salty air and ocean vistas are never far away. It has a long and fascinating history, absorbing monuments and museums and enjoyable places. The people of Cádiz, the gaditanos, make the place truly special: warm, open, cultured gaditanos are concerned chiefly to enjoy life, whether simply enjoying each other’s company in the city’s bars or plazas, or indulging in Spain’s most riotous spring carnival.

The Tarifa / Betis area

BETIS
Betis is a very small place of only about 30 house just half way between Tarifa and Bolonia, at the base of Sierra de San Bartolome, in front of the mountains of the Parque Natural de los Alcornocales. In the aldea there are still some old farmers who let their cattle walk around freely during the day so don’t be surprised if you meet cows, horses, donkeys and other animals crossing your road.
For lovers of climbing, in the area there are also more than 60 climbing routes, both for beginners and for more experienced people.
For birdwachers Tarifa is the crossing area for birds from Europe to Africa

TARIFA
Tarifa is a little fishing town, whose name origins from an early Moorish invader, Tarif Ibn Malik, who led a raid in 710. It is considered the windsurfing capital of Europe and is located in the straits of Gibraltar between northern Africa and southern Europe, where the meeting of the Mediterranean and Atlantic create almost constantly-blowing strong western breezes. Tarifa is the only european town who each morning weak up looking at Africa
Local fishermen still use the Almadraba method of fishing, a practice which has not changed since 13th Century. The Tuna fishing season starts beginning of April and end in June.
The narrow cobbled streets, plenty of little tapas bars and beautiful wrought-iron rejas make Tarifa old town a charming place with castellated walls and whitewashed houses much of what constructed in the 18th Century. Castle of Guzman el Bueno, the city arab Castle, was built in 960
On the hills behind Tarifa are hundreds of wind turbines, one of the largest wind farms in Europe.
Tarifa fans will also be interested in 'The Alchemist' by Paulo Coehlo featuring the tales of the little shepherd boy who visits Tarifa on his way to Morocco.
Tarifa is famous for its 10 km of white sandy beaches, a paradise protected as a Natural Area and location of annual world wind surf championships, and well known as a Wale-watching center. Wonderful opportunity to get close to whales, dolphins and other sea mammals.

OUT OF AFRICA
Tangiers, reached from Tarifa by ferry in just 35 minutes, has a fascinating history: "international zone" from 1920 until 1950, become a haven for Europeans in search of an alternative lifestyle, spies and millionaires. Among famous writers attracted by its exotic atmosphere there are W. Burroughs, T.enessee Williams, Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac. Matisse also painted in the city. Visitors are now attracted by the medina, by its winding streets, by the famous Kasbah and colourful souks.

BAELO CLAUDIA, ROMAN HERITAGE
Bolonia is a small isolated fishing village (5 mins from Betis) site of Roman archaeological excavations “Baelo Claudia” which became famous as the source of a fish-based savoury paste, garum, a gentlemen’s relish much prized as a garnish in meals by the Roman inhabitants of first-century.
Due to its cul-de-sac situation Bolonia bay, one of the most beautiful sandy bay and dune system in Europe, is still a well-kept secret and remains largely unspoilt.

How to get there

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Betis is a very small place of only about 30 houses, 3 km far from the N340 national road, just half way between Tarifa and Bolonia, at the base of Sierra de San Bartolome, in front of the mountains of the Parque Natural de los Alcornocales.

- By plane
The Gibraltar airport is 54 km far (about 40 mins by car), the Jerez de la Frontera airport is 117 km far (about 80 mins by car), the Malaga airport is 160 km far (about 110 mins by car), the Sevilla airport is 190 km far (about 125 mins ny car).

- By train
The Algeciras railway station is 36 km far and is connected with Madrid twice a day

- By car
From Sevilla, Jerez, Malaga, Gibraltar take motorway direction Algeciras and then follow N340.

- By bus
Many buses connect daily Tarifa with all main cities in Spain

Activities near Tarifa

Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
January - March 2013	6 Jan 13	24 Mar 13	700€ 700	-	-	2 Nights
Easter 2013	24 Mar 13	31 Mar 13	1250€ 1250	-	-	1 Week
April - May 2013	31 Mar 13	2 Jun 13	900€ 900	-	-	2 Nights
June 2013	2 Jun 13	30 Jun 13	1000€ 1000	-	-	2 Nights
July 2013	30 Jun 13	28 Jul 13	1150€ 1150	-	-	1 Week
August 2013	28 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	1420€ 1420	-	-	1 Week
September 2013	1 Sep 13	29 Sep 13	1050€ 1050	-	-	2 Nights
October 2013	29 Sep 13	27 Oct 13	900€ 900	-	-	2 Nights
November - December 2013	27 Oct 13	22 Dec 13	700€ 700	-	-	2 Nights
Christmas & New Year 2013	22 Dec 13	5 Jan 14	990€ 990	-	-	2 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday and Saturday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Booking conditions:

- 40 % of rental fees at booking ( bank transfer),

- 60 % of rental fees at check-in, cash only.

Cancellation policy:

- If you cancel more than 60 days before arrival day 100% of advanced payment will be returned (minus bank fees)

- If you cancel later or no show, advanced payement will not be returned..

Deposit

Refundable breakages deposit of 500 euro required on arrival, to be returned within two weeks after your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection).

For further details Contact the manager: Pierangelo +34 646 476894

Weekly rates includes:

- water and power consumption

- bed-linen with weekly change

- towels with weekly change

- use of washing machine

- air conditioning

- initial and final cleening (if the houses are left in order)

Weekly rate DOES NOT include:

- surcharge for heating power consumption in november to march (30 euro per week)

- surcharge for pets (20 euro per week per pet, max 2 pets)

For further details Contact the manager: Pierangelo +34 646 476894

Availability

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