WINERY ACCOMMODATION IN SPAIN.

This is the ideal place for high-quality yoga retreats. Comfortable rooms with bathrooms, a kitchen, a lovely pool area and an inside and outside sitting and dining area where to hold the retreat meetings. The pool area is ideal for yoga sessions. This is it if you are looking for a first-class place to arrange a unique yoga retreat. It is also possible to visit nearby cities and ecological farming spots in the area. Foodservice, activities, transport and other services during the stay may be arranged on the request.

Arrange one of a kind team-building stay for you and your team. On this unique vineyard with accommodation, you may arrange a fantastic experience where you may visit and live in the world’s smallest sherry vinery. Also, the zone has a lot to offer. Jerez de la Frontera is situated about 10 minutes away by car. This is the world-known sherry capital where the D.O. Jerez-Xeres-Sherry wine is produced and exported worldwide. Don’t forget to enjoy flamenco dance, horse riding and the incredible gastronomy offered.

This is more than just a winery with accommodation. However, it is the accommodation on the world’s smallest sherry winery with original conditions from the 18th and 19th centuries. It is a unique wine experience where you can feel, see, touch, smell and taste the wine history and culture. You can do it with your family, friends or colleagues, renting the vineyard house in exclusivity. Foodservice, activities, transport and other services during the stay may be arranged.

The property’s privacy, the bedrooms, beds, the number of bathrooms and the common area makes this exclusive vineyard with accommodation an excellent alternative for holding retreats. Also, the good weather in Andalusia, the location close to the stores and friendly places and cities, and the beautiful light from the Light Coast (Costa de la Luz) are significant favourites to this property and the final retreat experience. Foodservice, daily cleaning, activities, transport and other services during the stay may be arranged.

Spending time with family and friends makes life significant, especially when we have family and friends spread all over the world. Coming together to reunite, connect and listen to the stories about the one we love to get better known, enjoy and connect with is vital for our self-love and love for others. Excellent join family meals, fun at the pools, and great activities in the area make this choice the perfect place to create unforgettable memories for you and your family and friends’ lives.

A unique city in Spain and Andalusia with protohistoric settlements around the third millennium B.C., where Tartessians, Neolithic, Romans, Arabs and Catholics have had their glory and added their essence.

A place where horse breeding has taken place since 720 B.C., and in 1912 the best of the breed was given the distinction “Pura Raza Española” (pure Spanish breed). A destination that settled the Andalusian horses as one of the world’s most recognised breeds. A horse-riding hack on the “Pura Raza Española” is a must if you like horse riding or practice it frequently.

This is also one of the points of the famous Sherry Triangle and the worldwide known D.O. Jerez-Xeres-Sherry wine. One of the local economic pillars for centuries and a big part of history and culture.

Flamenco must also be mentioned, and this is the home town of some of Spain´s most famous flamenco artists like Lola Flores and José Mercé. In the old city, there are several flamenco bars and stores where this art can be experienced. The spring fair, named “Feria de Abril”, is held once a year in April or May month is the perfect moment to experience the spirit of flamenco, wine and horse culture in Jerez de la Frontera. During the fair, the habitants dress in lovely flamenco dresses, drink wine and ride elegant horses.

A town founded by ancient Greece, where the historical civilisation Tartessos took place and the mythical Island of Atlantis might be buried. A site the well-known philosopher Platón, a student of Socrates, mentioned in his writings and where the oldest Greek divinity of the waters, named Poseidon, resided and reigned

Further, in history, the river Guadalquivir is the power spot of the town. This 657 km long river pass Seville and cross Andalusia. It was the highway for the ancient civilisation, and Sanlucar was the first and last destination before starting or ending the navigation on the Atlantic Ocean. The Vikings were the first to use the highway to rob Seville during the Muslim-governed Al-Andalus period. Then after the fall of Al-Andalus in January 1492, the invasion of South America in October 1492 headed by Cristopher Colombo started. The transportation on the Guadalquivir River of American treasures and goods taken by the Spanish empire over three centuries converted Sanlucar into one of the wealthiest towns in Spain during this period.

At the end of the 18th century, Sanlucar de Barameda was also part of the royal family’s summer residence. This converted the town into a popular upper-class summer destination which caused the construction of fabulous Andalusian-style villas and palaces.

Legend attributes remark that this city was founded after the Trojan War by the Greek Athenian leader Menes Theus that wanted to establish a town with his name, and he named it Puerto de Menes Theo. However, this wonderful town has evidence of protohistoric settlements from the stone age and the Phoenicia era.

This is where the Muslim Umayyad conquest of Spain, then called Hispania, in the year 711 started. The win resulted in the Muslim-governed area of Spain and Portugal named Al-Andalus, which ended in Granada in January 1492.

El Puerto de Santa María is where Cristopher Colombo’s stayed while he planned his trip to India, seeking financing to do it and where the first world map was created after the discovery of the American continent. Today, Puerto de Santa Maria is one of Spain´s best marinas named Puerto Sherry. This marina in the bay of Cadiz offers boat rentals and services. This coast town offers several lovely beaches like Valdelagrana, Levante Natural Beach, Santa Catalina, Muralla and La Puntilla.

El Puerto de Santa María and its vine named “Fino” shape together with Jerez de la Frontera and Sanlucar de Barameda, the world-known as a part of the Sherry Triangle.

One of the oldest cities in western Europe was founded by the Phoenicians from Tyre during the Greek period of the area with the Greek divine hero Hercules in 1.100 B.C. About 80 years after the Trojan War. The city was then called Gadir. In the following centuries, the roman Empire, the Muslim and the Catholics invaded the town, and even the French empire tried to invade it.

Cadiz was a strategically situated port due to its location by the entrance of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, called the Pillars of Hercules. Especially during the Spanish conquest of America and the Indian trade. It was transformed into one of the most crucial import spots for trade between the two continents on the entrance from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Ocean.

This is where the first Spanish constitution was proclaimed and signed in 1812 in the church of Oratorio de San Felipe Neri.

The town is filled with unique spots like the Cathedral, Santa Catalina Castle, Roman Theatre, Gadir Archaeological site and Genoese Park. Curiosity for art lovers: The "Gran Teatro" 1926 was renamed “Gran Teatro Falla” based on Cadiz native composer Manuel de Falla. Oratory Santa Cueva, where the famous Goya, a Spanish painter, finds two paintings.

On La Caleta Beach was shooting one of the scenes from the James Bond movie “Die another day” taken with Halle Berry.