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Self catering villas Nerja

December 7th, 2009

The coastal town of Nerja has managed to stay in most parts true to the ideal of what Nerja (pronounced “Nerka”) felt like fifty years ago when the hamlet uncovered its infamous caves.  Nerja benefits from being the last developed coastal area along the Costa Del Sol with great views east of the rugged landscape, cliffs and soft sand beaches with no concrete to be seen.

Benefitting from careful planning the Nerja area embodies the true character and charm of coast Spain. This is undeniably why the demand for holiday lets remains healthy in the rentals sector despite trends further West. Residential tourism continues to grow in Nerja due to the town’s traditional architecture, varied property types, warm micro-climate and welcoming nature.

There’s a multitude of options available to the self catering holiday maker in Nerja.  From as little as €275 per week for a townhouse villa all the way up to millionaire playground pads costing €4000+ per week - the choice for holiday lets in Nerja is as big a draw as the brilliant caves!

Long term rentals of Self catering apartments Nerja are also increasing in demand as Europeans find the new resident certificate easier to manage for local employment as well as property buyers taking their time and renting a holiday let for extended periods in order to get a proper feel for the area and seek out their dream home.

Search on Google Maps for Nerja on the Costa Del Sol and plot your route to experience this wonderful part of the Andalucian coastline, get on the old N340 road that takes your through Nerja and beyond for a true taste of Spain’s original coastline and awe inspiring views from the Balcon de Europa

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