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This Moorish mansion has been remodelled over the centuries, in particular the wonderful big patio. The decor is elegant, although some rooms may be small, and you will find antiques everywhere.

In this delightful 17th-century house you will find tiled bathrooms, wooden floors, beamed ceilings, a charming patio and a sun-terrace. Ask for a room with a balcony and view over the rooftops.

This romantic house is a good choice for tranquillity combined with easy access to the coast. The rooms are inviting, most with terracotta floors and wood-beam ceilings. One week minimum stay.

Typical Andalucían houses and apartments, and native-style straw roof bungalows, nestle between pinewoods and the beach. Follow signs to Faro de Trafalgar.

Whitewashed cottages are set amid woods, patios, arcades, pools and flowers. Each one has a different feel and colour scheme, and all are loaded with rustic charm and antiques as well as modern conveniences.

A converted 17th-century farmhouse 3 km (2 miles) southeast of town. Surrounded by olive groves and walls covered in bougainvillea, the atmosphere is intimate. Facilities include a restaurant, pool, horse-riding and a library.

Set in mountainous scenery but facing the sea (and with a pool too!), the structure maintains its rustic charm whilst providing many modern comforts.

A luxury complex of cave dwellings with a large pool.

In this “cave” hotel, the whitewashed interiors are immaculate and loaded with rustic charm. No need for air conditioning – you have an entire hill of earth overhead to keep out the heat. A picturesque and uniquely Andalucían choice.

A complex of restored cave dwellings, each of which preserves their original style. The location provides the perfect setting for rest and relaxation.