Lakeside Andalusian Finca
Apartments

Lakeside Andalusian Finca offers six double apartments. In each of them there are single or double beds, a well-equipped kitchen and a bathroom with shower. In addition, all are equipped with charming patios or terraces.

Our finca is an old Spanish farmhouse on a 50.000 squaremeter plot with direct access to a beautiful lake - theshore is just 50 meters from our land and 100 meters fromthe apartments. 

We have had it restored for you toenjoy your next holiday in peaceful surroundings.

In our garden you find cosy places with sunchairs andbenches to relax and enjoy the weather, whether youchoose to be amoung the other guests or on your own,there is plenty of room for everyone.

When the sun is shining and you need to cool down thetempting lake is just a short walk away with its freshand clean water to swim in.

The garden has lots of wild nature and typical Spanishvegetations suchs as olive trees, pines and almonds whichwill be in blossom from January to March with the mostbeautiful white and pink flowers.

Beds of wild flowers and vigorous plants covers the wholeplot.

Lakeside Andalusian Finca is an awesome place to rest. You can relax on the terrace or patio, enjoy the lake view, the surroundings of nature and a breath of fresh air. Each of the apartments has a small herb garden, which can be used to season your favorite dishes. Guests can also use the barbecue.

Undoubtedly, the most popular local attraction is the Embalse de Guadalhorce lake, ideal for swimming. Another equally visited place is the breathtaking El Caminito del Rey walking trail, leading along the steep walls of the limestone ravine.  In addition, the nearby villages delight with an impressive natural landscape - among others, about the natural park El Torcal in Antequerra or the Ardales national park.

In search of interesting historical monuments, you can go on a trip to Malaga to visit such gems as the Museo de Málaga, which has valuable collections of Spanish paintings, the Picasso museum, the Museum of Glass and Crystal, Museum Jorge Rando, and the magnificent Basilica of Santa Maria de la Victoria.