This horseback riding vacation is a great introduction to the delights of riding abroad and will leave riders with fantastic memories; galloping along unspoilt beaches, through forested national park and quaint white-washed villages. Based on the Costa de la Luz, this destination is very convenient for European travellers as Malaga is such a popular hub. This equestrian adventure is ideal for experienced riders and offers the perfect balance between exhilarating riding, relaxation and socialising. The horses are fit, responsive and ready to go.
The accommodation is a comfortable and friendly 3*& star hotel only 50 metres from the beach in Barbate, so is an ideal base for sunbathing, swimming and relaxing after horseback riding. Meals are provided in a variety of typical Spanish restaurants. The town is lovely and the friendly local people make guests feel very welcome. As well as providing a great horseback vacation, Barbate also has lovely walks available and shopping in the town centre. Explore the lovely old quarter that takes one back to how Spain used to be Non-riders are welcome.
Please Note: The opinions expressed in these reviews are the author's and do not necessarily reflect the views of Unicorn Trails Ltd. These reviews are "directly from the horses mouth" and unedited. Unicorn Trails may make additional comments for clarification clearly identified in red.
Review received from JT of Wadesville on 29/01/2025
Sample 7 night itinerary:
Day 1
The holiday starts at Malaga airport and guests are collected at 14:30 for the transfer to Barbate. There is a briefing over dinner to discuss the week's adventure.
Day 2
Guests are collected from the hotel at 09:30 each day. Today's ride leads through the beautiful Pine forest to the 17th century Mecca tower that overlooks Cape Trafalgar. This introductory ride allows riders to get to know the horses, with the faster paces being introduced as rider confidence grows.
Day 3
The first beach ride. The route leads through the Pine forest to the beach ‘Hierbabuena’. Plenty of opportunities to canter, with a memorable beach gallop.
Day 4
Todays route leads along the cliffs overlooking Barbate. The ride has superb views of Barbate, the surrounding mountains and on a clear day, North Africa. This ride includes lots of long gentle canters.
Day 5
A day free from riding. An optional excursion to Jerez to visit the Royal Spanish riding school can be arranged according to availability (booked on site, additional fees apply).
Day 6
Head to the scene of the famous sea battle where Lord Nelson lost his life at Cape Trafalgar. Follow the coast to El Palmar, spending most of the ride on the beach enjoying canters and gallops.
Day 7
The final day the ride follows roller-coasters of sand, and allows plenty of opportunity to canter and gallop. The route joins the cliffs leading to Caños de Meca. Say goodbye to the horses before a farewell dinner.
Day 8
Transfer to Malaga airport for the return flight.
Please note that the free day may be changed to Day 4 to accommodate riders joining the short break. The excursion to Jerez only operates on Thursdays and is not included in the ride price.
Sample 4 night itinerary:
Day 1
Collection from Malaga airport and transfer to Barbate. Dinner and briefing to discuss the ride.
Day 2
Forest ride with breakfast, lunch and dinner. Today's ride leads through the beautiful Pine forest to the 17th century Mecca tower overlooking Cape Trafalgar. This introductory ride allows riders to get to know their horse, with the faster paces being introduced as rider confidence grows.
Day 3
Beach ride, with breakfast, lunch and dinner. Head to the scene of the famous sea battle where Lord Nelson lost his life at Cape Trafalgar. Follow the coast to El Palmar spending most of the ride on the beach enjoying canters and gallops.
Day 4
Forest ride with breakfast, lunch and dinner. Today's route takes heads to the cliffs overlooking Barbate. The ride has superb views of Barbate, the surrounding mountains and on a clear day North Africa. The ride follows roller coasters of sand and allows plenty of opportunity to canter and gallop.
Day 5
Transfer to Malaga airport for the return flight.
Please note: It may be possible to include another ride on the beach if everyone wants to and depending on the weather and tides.
Riding is in the morning and lunch is served in the village where the horses are kept. Riders are returned to Barbate about 3.30pm and are free until the transfer to dinner arrives.
Summer Beach Horse Riding
Unlike most other horse riding holidays on the Iberian Peninsular, there is riding on the beach for twelve months of the year at this location. Some of the beaches in the area are hardly used, and riders have them to themselves. The law in Spain and Portugal prohibits taking horses on the beach at any time of the year. However, in practice this law is only enforced when the beaches are heavily used, like the Costa del Sol. On the Costa de la Luz the law is only enforced on busy beaches from the 1st June to 30th September.
Optional Extra
A trip to Jerez de la Frontera to see the Royal Spanish riding school can be arranged, subject to availability. After the display there is time to visit the tack shop nearby, go to the Museo del Enganche, or even try some sherry tasting. Lunch is at a typical Spanish bar in Jerez. The trip can be booked and paid for on site.
Solo Travellers
There is a compulsory supplement for solo travellers. Solo travellers will be allocated either a twin room or from 2024 one of the new one bed apartments, all without a balcony or sea view.
Flight Information
Flights are available from most UK airports. Transfers from Malaga airport are included for our horse riding holidays with collection no later than 14:30 on arrival Sunday and return to Malaga arriving no earlier than 10:30 on departure Sunday.
Non-Riders
Non-riders are welcome and the area is a good base for non-riding holidays. There are many other sports available, like scuba diving, wind surfing and golf. The local public transport is good and car hire is also available locally. Information can be provided on local places of interest and there is a tourist information office in the town. Non-riders are booked on a half board basis.
Other local activities:
Scuba diving
Diving school based in Barbate harbour.
Full week open water PADI course for beginners, on completion a PADI diving licence will be issued.
Immersions for experienced divers holding a PADI licence can be arranged.
Cycling
Single or multiple day mountain bike or road bike hire can be arranged from the hotel.
Photography
Single or multiple day photography courses can be organised.
Ideal for guests with a bridge or DSLR camera wishing to learn more about getting the best from the camera.
Walking
The area is ideal for hiking, advice can be given about routes, etc.
Beach
Beautiful fine golden sand beaches for sunbathing.
Safe swimming off Barbate beach
Please note: All itineraries are given for your guidance only and it may be altered on the ground and in accordance with the prevailing conditions by the organising team.
We currently have 12 horses, all locally bred Andalusian and Arab crosses, ranging from 14.3hh to 16.3hh in size. Our horses are a very important part of our family and are well mannered, forward going and responsive, with a kind calm temperament. We buy all our horses locally and they stay with us for life. They are sure footed, strong and used to riding in the warm Spanish climate. The horses are very responsive to weight and seat aids and able to neck rein.
Our trails provide superb off road horse riding through the Barbate nature reserve. With our farm bordering the nature reserve we have direct access to fantastic riding through unspoilt forests and unforgettable days on the beach. With long wide firebreaks, and twisty forest tracks the park couldn't have been designed better by a horse rider. Two of our routes on our horse riding holidays take in the beach where you will enjoy a riding experience never to be forgotten. At times the pace of the beach is fast and exhilarating, at times it is mesmerising and relaxing.
This ride is for strong intermediate and experienced riders: Each day there are plenty of opportunities for long collected canters along sandy tracks, and exhilarating gallops along firebreaks. In-between canters the horses relax and walk at a leisurely pace, enabling us to take in the peaceful tranquillity of the forest. With the floor of the forest being sand the going is good for the horses whatever the weather.
The horses are prepared by grooms at the stables to ensure any specialist tack is properly fitted. Riders are expected to untack the horses at the end of each ride.
Maximum weight 13 st/187 lb/85 kg. The minimum age for this ride is 14 years.
The weight limit for this ride is 187 lb/85 kg, please enquire if you are an experienced rider exceeding this weight.
Accommodation is an important part of any horse riding vacation. The hosts use the luxurious and well appointed 3 star Hotel Adiafa in the seaside town of Barbate. The hotel is situated only 50 meters from the beach and is ideal for relaxing after horse riding. Being small and family run, the hotel is very friendly and welcoming.
Hotel Adiafa - Has a mix of spacious twin bedrooms with an on-suite bathroom with bath and shower, some units have a balcony and full sea view, there are also a few triple rooms. For 2024 there will also be some new one bedroom self- catering appartments available, but these have no breakfast service. Rooms can be upgraded with a supplemental charge. Air-conditioning, wi-fi internet connection and international digital TV is also provided in the bedrooms.
A breakfast buffet is provided in the Hotel Adiafa's cafeteria (additional charge on site). Relaxed lunches are eaten after the ride in traditional 'tapas' bars. Dinners are taken at a variety of quality restaurants within Barbate. All meals are typical 'Andaluz' with superb meat and fish dishes being served. Vegetarians can be catered for.
Please note that during Low Season and through to March 2024, alternative accommodation will be used, such as the apartment hotel Playa Barbate.
A breakfast buffet is provided in the Hotel Adiafa's cafeteria (additional charge on site). Relaxed Lunches are eaten after the ride in traditional 'tapas' bars. Dinners are taken at a variety of quality restaurants within Barbate. All meals are typical 'Andaluz' with superb meat and fish dishes being served. Vegetarians can be catered for.
There is no breakfast service at the aparthotel Playa Barbate.
Vegetarian or other dietary requirements within reason can be accommodated with advance notice. Please contact Unicorn Trails with requests before booking.
Please note that it is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct documentation in place for your trip. NB: Be sure to check the COVID status of the country you plan to visit including entry procedures Passport and Visa requirements can change from year to year depending on diplomatic relations. Please request information from the appropriate Consulate in your home country. Unicorn Trails will assist with any questions you have or supply any necessary supporting documents as required by the consulate should you need a visa. In the UK the British Foreign Office gives advice: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain In the US: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Spain.html In Canada: https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/spain
Another useful resource is Sherpa - this summarises any travel and vaccination requirements based on when you are travelling simply by entering your home country followed by your destination country: https://apply.joinsherpa.com/travel-restrictions
Spring and autumn is generally a good time to visit and the days are sunny and warm (25 Celsius). In the summer it can be very hot with temperatures exceeding 30 Celsius on a regular basis.
COVID: Be sure to check the latest COVID regulations for travelling in any country you visit.
You should always bring any regular prescription drugs you may need with you.
Please refer to your country’s latest health guideline for travel in Spain and contact your own GP for up to date advice on vaccinations and prophylaxis prior to travel.
No special health precautions are required for visits to Spain, for further details please see your local doctor. We do advise taking plenty of sunscreen!
In Spain the supply voltage is 230V. If the appliance is a single voltage rated appliance, it will need to operate at the same voltage as the supply voltage of the country i.e. 230V. If this is not the case it should be used alongside a voltage transformer or converter to allow the appliance to work safely and properly
If you want to bring a GoPro please be advised that you will have to have permission from all other guests and guides that they are willing to be filmed.
- Riding Helmet - we strongly recommend that you wear a properly fitted riding helmet of the current standard which is PAS015 or BSEN1384
- Gloves
- Jodhpurs - jodhpurs, breeches or other comfortable trousers (jeans may rub and can also be quite hot)
- Riding Boots - it is important to have correct shoes or boots for horse riding. Jodhpur or ankle boots with a rubber sole are recommended but sturdy shoes with a definite heel and good grip are acceptable (such as walking boots)
- Half Chaps - these are great when worn with ankle boots and help prevent the stirrup leathers rubbing against your legs
- Casual dress for the evenings
- Light summer clothing for departure dates
- Jersey
- Warm jacket (Winter, Spring and Autumn)
- Shorts
- Long sleeve shirts
- T-shirts
- Socks
- Raincoat (seasonal)
- Sarong or wrap
- Swimsuit
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses with string
- Personal Items - toiletries, any medicines you require and please be sure to take insect repellent
- Refillable Water Bottle - it's very important to drink a lot of water when it's hot, especially when doing physical activities
- Camera, spare Batteries/Chargers - an absolute must! It is also a good idea to take a camera case you can strap around your waist or onto a belt for whilst you are riding
- Binoculars
Provided by hosts:
A range of riding helmets are available on site.
You may not have a saddle bag on your horse but the guide will carry one with water etc and the vehicle is available at lunch times.
This holiday has either a 8 day/7 night programme with 5 days riding starting on Sundays or a 5 day/4 night programme with 3 days riding starting on Wednesdays available February to November.
Ride closed 10-17 Mar and between 15 July - 18 August due to excessive temperatures.
2025 8d/7n: Sunday arrivals from 2 March - 23 November.
2025 5d/4n: Wednesday arrivals from 5 March - 26 November
Low Season: 2 Mar - 23 Apr; 28 Sep -26 Nov
Mid Season: 27 Apr - 11 Jun; 31 Aug - 24 Sep
High Season: 15 June - 9 July
Peak Season: 17 Aug - 27 Aug
No of days/nights |
Riding days | Product item description | £ | |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,339 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 669 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 90 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 145 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 795 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 395 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 60 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 85 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 25 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,429 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 715 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 90 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 189 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 849 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 425 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 60 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 135 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 25 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,529 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 765 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 90 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 259 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 55 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 895 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 445 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 60 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 175 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,619 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 809 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 90 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 389 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 55 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 939 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 469 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 60 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 269 |
No of days/nights |
Riding days | Product item description | € | |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,609 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 805 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 109 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 175 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 955 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 475 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 73 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 105 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 31 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,719 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 859 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 109 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 229 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 1,025 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 509 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 73 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 165 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 31 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,839 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 919 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 109 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 315 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 67 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 1,075 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 535 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 73 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 209 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,949 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 975 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 109 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 469 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 67 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 1,129 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 565 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 73 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 325 |
No of days/nights |
Riding days | Product item description | US $ | |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,729 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 865 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 115 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 189 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 1,025 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 509 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 78 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 109 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 33 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,845 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 925 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 115 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 245 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 1,095 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 549 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 78 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 175 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 33 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 1,975 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 985 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 115 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 335 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 71 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 1,155 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 575 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 78 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 225 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 2,089 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 1,045 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 115 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 505 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 71 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 1,215 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 605 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 78 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 349 |
No of days/nights |
Riding days | Product item description | SEK | |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 18,839 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 9,419 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 1,265 |
2025 8d/7n Low Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 2,039 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 11,175 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 5,555 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 845 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 1,195 |
2025 5d/4n Low Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 355 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 20,105 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 10,055 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 1,265 |
2025 8d/7n Mid Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 2,669 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 11,949 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 5,975 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 845 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 1,899 |
2025 5d/4n Mid Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 355 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 21,509 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 10,755 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 1,265 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 3,655 |
2025 8d/7n High Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 775 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 12,585 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 6,255 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 845 |
2025 5d/4n High Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 2,459 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | double pp | 22,775 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | non-rider | 11,389 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 1,265 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Single room supplement | 5,485 |
2025 8d/7n Peak Season | 8d/7n | 5 | Breakfast supplement at hotel Adiafa (except departure day) | 775 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | double pp | 13,215 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | non-rider | 6,609 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Room upgrade (room with balcony) per room | 845 |
2025 5d/4n Peak Season | 5d/4n | 3 | Single room supplement | 3,795 |
The natural park is characterised by beautiful woods of umbrella pines with rosemary, blackthorn and palms, and rocky cliffs and outcrops. This is a protected area due to the ecosystems of the rocks and the rich offshore marine life. It is considered one of the most diverse and best-preserved parts of the Andalucian coast. The spectacular cliffs are full of nooks, which provide a safe home for birds, including herring gulls, egrets, kestrels and one pair of peregrine falcons who have decided to nest here.
There is WiFi available at the hotel
Spain is a beautiful and diverse country, the second largest in Europe. The official language is Castilian Spanish but Catalan, Galician and Basque are also spoken. Territory includes two island archipelagos – the Balearics and the Canaries – and two enclaves on the North African coast, bordering Morocco – Ceuta and Melilla. The African influence can be found throughout Spain but especially in the south, for example the guitar was invented by the Spanish when they added a sixth string to the Arab lute. Music and art permeates Spanish culture, most obviously displayed in the fire and passion of the Flamenco and the stunning modern architecture found in the cities.
The famous siesta is still enjoyed by the majority of Spaniards, most shops close at lunchtime for two or three hours so everyone can escape the often scorching afternoon sun. Evening meals are served late into the evening with plenty of wine or sangria. Often meals can last two or three hours, especially if your host is serving Tapas, small and varied dishes of meats, bread, vegetables. Paella is also a delight and very popular across the country.
Spain is one hour ahead of GMT and they use the metric weights and measures system, so kilometres and kilograms instead of miles and pounds. There is approximately 1.6 kilometres in a mile and 2.2 pounds in a kilogram. The international dialling code for Spain is +34.