E: 24/09 Win a week for six in rural Andalucia

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Spanish Homes Magazine: Win a week for six in rural Andalucia

Holiday-Rentals.co.uk, one of the UK’s largest holiday rentals websites, is offering one lucky reader the chance to win a week’s holiday, for up to six people, in a luxury villa in rural Andaluc!a.

Casa Pepe is set in a secluded and tranquil spot in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, where you can enjoy skiing during the winter months, but is also just a few minutes drive from the fantastic beaches and bustling resorts of Fuengirola and Marbella.

Inside, it is furnished to a high standard, with large sofas in the lounge and a spacious dining area, plus air-conditioning and a full entertainment system. Outside, there is a large patio, terrace and floodlit pool with sun loungers where guests can relax and soak up the sun and fabulous views.

Set 400 metres above sea level, the villa has breathtaking views of the surrounding area and Mediterranean Sea, and also the nearby town of Mijas; one of the most beautiful white villages in Spain. On a clear day you can see all the way to Africa!

There are three bedrooms, one of which has an en suite. The American-style kitchen includes an oven, grill, fridge/freezer and microwave and there is a washing machine and dishwasher, so you really can relax!

The villa provides a great base to explore the Costa del Sol and guests can take day trips to Granada, Seville, C!rdoba or Ronda. Other popular excursions are shopping in Gibraltar and a day trip to Tangier in Morocco, which whisks you across the Straits of Gibraltar by high-speed catamaran!

Marbella, which is 20 minutes by car, is often referred to as the Spanish St Tropez, with its stylish bars and bistros. Meanwhile, Fuengirola, only a 15-minute drive away, is a bustling resort, with tapas bars, restaurants, chic boutiques and fabulous beaches.

For more details on this property visit Holiday Rentals

To be in with a chance of winning a week’s stay for up to six people at this fantastic villa, simply answer the following question below: at
http://www.homesworldwide.co.uk/competitions/entry?id=65

According to the feature on page 18, of this issue of Spanish Homes Magazine, which Spanish town is hosting a big feria in September?

*Answer:

a) Salamanca b) Ronda c) Granada

think that the answer maybe Ronda see: Can anyone confirm?)
http://gospain.about.com/od/andalusia/p/rondaguide.htm

Terms and Conditions

The prize is seven nights accommodation for up to six guests on a self-catering basis at property 5311. Flights, transfers, travel insurance and spending money are not included. A standard, refundable damages deposit will be payable at time of booking. This will be refunded on the proviso that the apartment is left clean, tidy and undamaged with all contents present and intact at the end of your stay. The winners may be required to sign a booking contract and will have to agree with the terms and conditions of renting the villa. Change over day is flexible. Dates are subject to availability. The owners will endeavor to accommodate you at another time if your preferred dates are unavailable. The promoter is www.Holiday-Rentals.co.uk and the competition is in conjunction with Spanish Homes Magazine. www.Holiday-Rentals.co.uk presents the property information provided on this site in good faith. It is intended for general guidance only and should be verified with the property owner before relying on it. www.Holiday-Rentals.co.uk advises all homeowners and potential holidaymakers to confirm all terms and conditions of the rental contract in writing, in advance of the rental. There is no cash alternative under any circumstances and the prize is not transferable.

Best of Luck

hrafndot

I agree and think the answer is Ronda; there seem to be Ferias all over though so there could be one in Granada or Salamanca

littleholly

I've found this info:

September
The first week of September is the Feria Goyesca de Pedro Romero in Ronda where all the townsfolk and the matadors at the weekend bullfight are dressed in typical 18th century costumes. Catalunya celebrates Cava week, a festival dedicated to the fine Catalan version of champagne. Jerez de la Frontera has its annual Fiestas de Otoño, a three week party involving sherry, horses and flamenco. In Sueca, Valencia there is a Fiesta del Arroz which is basically a paella festival.
In Logroño, the centre of the Rioja wine region it's the Fiesta de San Mateo which is a grape harvest festival. Barcelona celebrates Festes de la Merce, a huge fiesta with processions, fireworks and dance performances.

Little_Miss_Winner

Please note ;-
Flights, transfers, travel insurance and spending money are not included