Villa Mijas Playa

Mijas Costa, Costa del Sol

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Villa Mijas Playa, Mijas Costa, Costa del Sol, Spain

Villa Summary

Villa Mijas Playa is a stylish and contemporary 4 bedroom property ideally located in the El Faro area of Mijas Costa. You'll be within walking distance to a choice of bars and restaurants, with the bustling resorts of Fuengirola and Cala de Mijas just 10 minutes' drive away. Back at the villa you'll be well equipped for the long sunny days with a large private pool, spacious terrace and lawned gardens. Pool heating, WiFi and air conditioning/heating in all the bedrooms and the main lounge are included.

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Arrival & Departure Day :

Villa check in time from 16:00 Information

Villa check out time 10:00 Information

Villa Features

4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Sleeps 2 to 8
Beach ¾ mile
Heated Pool
30 x 19 ft
Free Air Con
Wifi
Car Useful

Why our Costa del Sol expert loves this villa

A spacious villa with stylish furnishings, 2 living areas and a large private pool. quotelower

Villa Description

Swimming pool, terrace and BBQ area

Villa Mijas Playa is set in attractive gardens with trees and shrubs helping to provide some welcome shade. Relax on one of the sunbeds or take a cooling dip in your own private pool. The dining table and chairs are perfect for whipping up a feast on the BBQ and dining alfresco every night.

Entrance

There is a garage providing off-road parking for 1 hire car. From here 13 steps lead up to the front door.

Living space

Villa Mijas Playa has 2 separate living areas, so there is plenty of space for everyone to enjoy. The main lounge is contemporary in style with a circular shape, comfortable seating and a flat screen TV. The second living area is stylishly furnished with 2 sofas and offers a great spot to relax with a good book. Patio doors open out to the pool area, 6 steps below.

Kitchen and dining area

The modern kitchen has a sleek, contemporary design and is well equipped for all your holiday meals. There is also a stylish dining table and chairs - perfect for enjoying a leisurely breakfast while planning your day ahead.

Bedrooms and bathrooms

Villa Mijas Playa has 4 spacious bedrooms consisting of 2 twins and 2 doubles. All of the bedrooms are tastefully furnished with plenty of storage space. There are also 2 modern shower rooms.

This villa is registered and licenced by the Junta de Andalucia to comply with local legislation on holiday rentals. This number is: VFT/MA/14406.

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Key Notes

Villa Plus In-Resort Service
Mid Week Towel Change & Light Clean
Bed Linen
Bathroom Towels
Iron & Ironing Board
Villa check in time from 16:00
Villa check out time 10:00

Villa facilities

2 double bedrooms
2 twin bedrooms
2 shower rooms

Indoor amenities

FREE WiFi
FREE Air conditioning/heating in 4 bedrooms and lounge
Sat TV with BBC and ITV
Safe
DVD Player
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Microwave
Hairdryers
Bluetooth Speakers

Outdoor amenities

Alarm And Nightlight
Brick BBQ
Car parking (off-road gated)
FREE Pool heating
Pool/Billiard Table
Table Tennis
Pool Size: 30 x 19 ft
Pool Depth: Min. 4ft, Max. 5ft

Villa Location

Villa Mijas Playa is a detached property situated in the El Faro area of Cala Mijas. There are a few bars and restaurants within easy walking distance, and El Charcon Beach can be reached within a 10 minute stroll. The bustling resort of Fuengirola is a 10 minute drive from your villa, with a whole host of bars, restaurants and shops as well as a beautiful sandy beach. 10 minutes' drive in the opposite direction will take you to La Cala de Mijas, with a great choice of dining options and a lovely beach. Further afield, the popular Marbella resort is 30 minutes' away by car. Our villas Mirador El Faro, Torreon Faro and Faro Playa are nearby.

Location features

Local markets and shopping

La Cala de Mijas is home to a twice weekly market every Wednesday and Saturday, great for picking up souvenirs. Fuengirola also has a flea market every Saturday, a huge affair with stalls selling everything from clothing and local crafts to furniture and antiques. Or head to the Miramar shopping centre, where you'll find lots of clothing stores and high street brands. For your daily essentials there is a mini market just a quick stroll from your villa, with a larger supermarket a short drive away.

Bars and restaurants

There are a couple of local restaurants and bars just a short stroll from your villa, perfect if you want to leave the car at home. La Cala de Mijas has a good choice of restaurants, from the typically Spanish 'Menu del Dia' to some international options. Or, head to Fuengirola, where you'll be spoilt for choice with Italian, Indian and Chinese as well as local tapas bars and great seafood restaurants.

Beaches

El Characon Beach is just a 10 minute stroll from your villa. This sandy beach has limited facilities, but there is a popular seafront restaurant ideal for lunch with a view. La Cala de Mijas has a long stretch of white sand with sunbeds and parasols to hire and plenty of restaurants nearby. Fuengirola has 5 miles of beautiful coastline with a full range of watersports on offer as well as sunbeds and parasols to hire.

Family fun

The Costa del Sol has a huge range of attractions and activities to keep the whole family entertained. Bioparc Fuengirola, a simulated tropical environment with flowing rivers and waterfalls, is home to a number of exotic animals as well as a large play area and miniature farm. Tivoli World, 20 minutes' drive away, has over 40 rides including go-karts, bumper cars and Tiny Town for the younger children. There are also 3 purpose-built theatres with mini discos and magic shows.

Places of interest

15 minutes' drive away is the charming village of Mijas, a traditional whitewashed village set high in the hills. Wander the cobbled streets, visit the boutiques or enjoy an alfresco meal whilst admiring the stunning mountain backdrop. In contrast, the popular resort of Marbella is another cosmopolitan destination with plenty of chic bars and restaurants to choose from, up market boutiques to browse and wide boulevards overlooking the seafront.

Golf

Nick-named the Costa del Golf, you'll always be within easy reach of a golf course. The nearest to your villa is Chaparral Golf Club, just 5 minutes' drive away.

Other places of interest

Malaga, only 40 minutes' away, is well worth a visit and not just for the shopping! Steeped in history, explore the maze of the old quarter's narrow streets and admire the architecture. Or, why not head over to Gibraltar? Just a 90 minute drive from your villa, indulge in some duty-free retail therapy or take a cable car trip and admire the scenery - just don't forget your passport!

Remember ...

Every villa comes with its own manual, complete with details of the best restaurants, taxis, local amenities and activities. And of course, our reps are on hand to make sure you love your holiday more. If you need any advice or tips on the local area, they will be more than happy to help.

In this area

El Charcon Beach ¾ mile
Fuengirola Beach 2½ miles
La Cala de Mijas Beach 3 miles
Mini Market 400 yards
Restaurants 400 yards
Supermarket 2¾ miles
Fuengirola 4½ miles
La Cala de Mijas 2½ miles
Malaga Airport 18 miles

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GPS coordinates

Latitude: 36.512290

Longitude: -4.641307

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Activities and things to do

Tivoli World Amusement Park

At Tivoli World, has been offering families a fun day out for over 40 year. You are guaranteed unlimited thrills with well over 25 exciting rides to try out and Tivolilandia for the tiny tots. There are thrilling rides such as the Tivoli Dragon, Roller Coaster, Twister, Jurassic Adventure and Tivoli Agua, the biggest flume ride on the costa. Entertainment except for the concerts is included in the price, so with theme bars and restaurants, live western and flamenco shows a visit to Tivoli World is a must. Located by the railway station in centre of Arroyo de la Miel, Benalmadena Costa.

Malaga

Compared to the hustle and bustle and cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Costa del Sol holiday resorts, Malaga is a very "Andalucian" city. The vast majority of holidaymakers pick up their hire car, venture no further than Malaga Airport and give the city itself a wide berth and in doing so they are missing a true opportunity to mix with the Andalucian people and see how life goes on.
Historically, Malaga dates back to the Phoenicians. It was then occupied by the Romans and afterwards the Moors occupied the city from the eighth century until 1487 when during the re-conquest, the Christians retook Malaga after a long and very bloody battle. The most recent fighting took place during the Spanish Civil War between 1936-1939 when the city, by supporting the Republican cause, was severely bombed by the Italians who had come to the aid of Franco's Nationalist side.
Anybody wishing to explore the city on their villa holiday, should do it on foot. Most of the sights are centred on Malaga's old quarter which is a maze of narrow cobbled streets and found around the cathedral, park and bullring areas. Most of the sights have a Moorish flavour but the discovery of a Roman theatre close to the Alcazaba has been very exciting.
Visit a traditional Spanish tapas bar. Visit the port and take a boat trip around the harbour. Shop at El Corte Ingles or better still in the little old fashioned shops in the old quarter. Hop on a bus up to the castle overlooking the city for fabulous views of the city and coast and finally spoil yourself with a drink at the adjacent Parador. Malaga Cathedral is also worth visiting on your holiday to Costa del Sol. It was built in the 16th century and is nicknamed 'La Manquita', the one-armed lady, due to one of the two towers never having been completed.
Malaga's beaches probably won't be of too much interest to the average holidaymaker who will be able to enjoy their own further along the coast. However, the beaches which are closer to the city get very busy at weekends but are fairly quiet during weekdays.
Malaga has several open spaces that have been planted offering shade with the palms and colour from the bedding plants and other Mediterranean species that survive the intense summer Spanish heat.

Gibraltar

Gibraltar has a fascinating history and probably a colourful future – who knows! The border with Spain was shut for 13 years from 1969, during and after the death of the dictator, General Franco, with Spain pursuing her claim to the Rock. Nevertheless, it is a welcoming destination with a mix of Arabic, Spanish and British influences with plenty of history and sights to see. Don’t miss the Great Seige Tunnels built in 1782, the views from the cable car and the endearing colony of apes that will steal your wallet with a swish of their tail. With dolphin trips and good duty free shopping, take your passport and enjoy.

Fuengirola Zoo

This new zoo, called Bioparc Fuengirola has created different zones with tropical planting, waterfalls and a river to reflect the natural habitats of the animals you can view there. Watch the Nile crocodiles basking in the sun and chimpanzees playing in the trees as well as Sumatra tigers, leopards, hippos, turtles, kangaroos and much more. In July and August, the zoo stays open until 11PM so you can see the animals who are at their most active at dusk. Guided tours in English are available.

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