The large open plan lounge/dining area is very spacious and
furnished with two large comfortable sofas and is an ideal area for
entertaining or just chilling out. Satellite TV, DVD & Video
player, and a Stereo Music system are available for your pleasure,
and the galley kitchen is fully equipped with everything you will
need for self catering purposes. There is an additional utility
room at the back of the house where the fridge/freezers, washing
machine, iron and ironing board and a microwave oven are located for
your use. The lounge area has a large open fireplace for those
cooler winter evenings and a ceiling fan provides cool circulating
air in the summer months.

The house has 3 double bedrooms, one with ensuite facilities. The
middle bedroom can be furnished with a double bed or two singles
depending on your individual requirements.

The family bathroom has a full sized bath with shower, and the en-
suite has a walk in shower. Bath and hand towels will be provided
for your use. However, please ensure that you bring your own
beachtowels for poolside use!

Lake Iznajar: Twenty minutes from Algarinejo travelling west is the
pretty village of Iznajar with its spectacular lake. You can while
away your time stretched out on the beach, or take advantage of the
watersports available in the summer months which are currently
restricted to pedaloes and canoes.

Antequera Golf: Situated high in the hills and surrounded by the El
Torcal mountains, Antequera Golf offers a challenging golfing
experience, with quite spectacular scenery for you to enjoy whilst
waiting for your partner to take his/her shot. Antequera golf is
650 meters above sea level and currently offers 18 holes complete
with 10 lakes. However this will soon be extended to give 36
greens. Special consideration has been given to the flora and fauna
in the area and indeed in some places the fairways are lined by
olive trees some of which are 200 years old.

Bird Watching: was founded in 2003 by Lesley
and Doreen on their move to Spain with the intention of offering
birding holidays and guided days out to those who would like to
explore the bird life of Southern Spain, specifically, though not
exclusively, with in the Province of Malaga.

Lobo Park: A visit to the little known Lobo Park in Antequera is a
must. It is popular with both adults and children alike. Set in 40
hectares of land the park is home to several species of wolves all
whom have been hand reared by the park owners. The park owners are
passionate about their wolves and dedicated to their care. This
clearly shows throughout the park and the environment they have
created for the wolves is wonderful.

Donkey Sanctuary: A visit to the Donkey Sanctuary in the lovely
village of Fuente de Piedra, Antequera is a must. To be able to see
all the rescued donkeys living such a splendid life now warms the
heart.

El Torcal: The unique and impressive landscape of the 'Parque
Natural Torcal de Antequera has, apparently, been used frequently in
science fiction films. The park is visited by around 100,000 people
every year, and so in order to best protect the land and it's vast
array of natural flora and fauna, it was declared a national park in
1979.