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Nerja, Costa del Sol
From
$410
/ night
Fuengirola, Costa del Sol
From
$137
/ night
Estepona, Costa del Sol
From
$327
/ night
Torremolinos, Costa del Sol
From
$404
/ night
Torremolinos, Costa del Sol
From
$392
/ night
Andalusia, Spain
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Estepona, Costa del Sol
From
$306
/ night
Estepona, Costa del Sol
From
$513
/ night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
From
$219
/ night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
From
$263
/ night
Estepona, Costa del Sol
From
$271
/ night
Estepona, Costa del Sol
From
$181
/ night
Accommodation
44,710
Vacation rentals
Price per night
$125
On average
High season
August - $242
+93%
Price in August
$242
On average
Type of accommodation
Apartment
2 Bedrooms, 82m²
Price per week
$878
On average
Low season
November : $114
-9%
Available accommodation
13%
In August
The average price of a night in a vacation rental in in Andalusia is $125.
If you want to spend a week in a vacation rental in Andalusia, you have to pay on average $878 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between $797 and $1,697 for one week.
The price of a vacation rental in Andalusia are less expensive in November: $114 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 9% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 93% ($242 per night) in 08, which is the most expensive month to live in Andalusia.
On average, rentals in Andalusia can accommodate 5 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 82 m².
The price of a vacation rental in Andalusia is $216 per night this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average $1,511.
A vacation rental for a weekend in Andalusia costs on average $395, for Friday and Saturday nights.
13% of the accommodation is still available for a stay in August. It will be necessary to pay on average $242 per night.
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Vera, Costa de Almería
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$45
/ night
Marbella, Costa del Sol
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$45
/ night
Mijas, Costa del Sol
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$39
/ night
Benalmádena, Costa del Sol
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$29
/ night
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Nerja, Costa del Sol
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$361
/ night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
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$128
/ night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
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$160
/ night
Frigiliana, Costa del Sol
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$362
/ night
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Nerja, Costa del Sol
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$168
/ night
Nerja, Costa del Sol
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$148
/ night
Frigiliana, Costa del Sol
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$268
/ night
Torrox, Costa del Sol
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$367
/ night
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Andalusia, Spain
From
$343
/ night
Mijas, Costa del Sol
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$446
/ night
Mijas, Costa del Sol
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$564
/ night
Andalusia, Spain
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$74
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There is a way to the heart of Andalusia, you just need to attend flamenco classes and you will get to know everything you need to know about this bewitching region of Southern Spain. Get ready for your unforgettable holiday in Andalusia and book immediately a holiday rental in Seville or a vacation house in Grenada and get really and seriously started to discover an amazing land where dark and light blend together with the same strength of passion and hatred, watch out, if you fear strong sensations maybe Andalusia is not the right place for you.
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The southernmost region of Spain is really not very far from Morocco and from Tangier. Across its wonderful towns of Cordoba, Grenada and Seville, discover a world made of different identities, a making of which is nothing but the result of centuries and centuries of traditions and history. Moorish domination and Jewish culture blend perfectly together in the white walled towns of Al-Andalus. Rent a luxury holiday villa in Grenada and visit the Alhambra, the very heart of Moorish culture in Andalusia. This breathtaking palace invites you to discover its hundreds of decorated chambers and to get lost in an incredible maze of stoneworks, carvings, gardens and fountains. Catholic traditions are so sombre and strong in Seville where the Semana Santa events transforms entirely the town into a procession. Jesus and Mary statues are carried by the Nazarenos and the religious event becomes immediately a social ritual. Catholic Andalusia in Seville, Moorish Andalusia in Grenada, and Jewish Andalusia in Cordoba: so many different ways to discover the same bewitching region.
Getting to understand the music and culture behind Andalusia is not difficult, you only need to capture its passion between the sound of llamada and a cerrado, those loud beats which open and close a flamenco session, those signals who speak very loud about a country where blood, sex and tears are pretty much part of the landscape. Let yourself be carried away and do not resist to the possession of flamenco, there is much more to learn in a tablao flamenco about Spain than you would ever imagine. An apartment in vacation rental in Andalusia is an ideal base for your holiday in Spain. Let the land of blood, sex and tears flood your veins whilst you head southbound looking for the ancient roots of Andalusia.
