Holiday rentals and lettings in Sotogrande

The area of Sotogrande can be divided into a number of zones. Where you stay depends on your interests, and of course, there are great holiday rentals in each zone! For golfers, the best neighbourhood would be Las Lomas, with the golf clubs Real Club Valderrama and La Cañada just next door. For those going for a beach holiday, Parque San Roque or Torreguadiaro are the closest bets to get submerged as soon as possible.

A whole host of holiday rentals to suit you. Choose an apartment for two for a couple's getaway, with options for pools and gardens along with it. There are also many larger-scale homes on offer, should you wish to bring the whole family or more, again with a pool or a BBQ to make the most of Sotogrande's sunny days and warm evenings. Some even cater for pets, should you wish to bring a four-legged companion along with you!

Sotogrande offers a mix of residential and rental properties, leisure facilities, and recreational activities. To the north are the prestigious golf courses, to the south the marina and beach, in the centre the polo fields and world-class amenities can be found all over. Among these are a selection of high-end restaurants, bars, and shops, which cater to a sophisticated clientele. In the marina area, you can find many features such as waterfront restaurants, cafes, and boutique shops, creating a lively atmosphere. You can find many boat owners and sailing enthusiasts with whom to strike up a conversation, if this is something that interests you.

If you find yourself wishing to head further afield, in the surrounding areas there are many activities to occupy your time. You can visit Gibraltar, with its iconic rock and diverse heritage, or venture further to explore cities like Marbella and Malaga, known for their rich history, museums, and art galleries. For a taste of nature, the area around Sotogrande is packed with natural beauty, including foothills, forests, and nature reserves. You can explore these idyllic landscapes by going on hikes or walks through nature. The nearby Los Alcornocales Natural Park is a great place for outdoor activities, with trails that lead to breathtaking viewpoints and waterfalls.

Sotogrande is home to a vibrant equestrian scene, with excellent facilities for horse riding and for playing polo. The Santa Maria Polo Club hosts international polo tournaments, attracting top players and teams from around the world. The club's facilities include multiple polo fields, stables, and a clubhouse. What's more, Sotogrande occasionally hosts horse shows, dressage competitions, and other equestrian events. Come and witness skilled riders demonstrating their talents, observe the grace and precision of dressage performances, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of these events.

For adrenaline-seekers wishing to visit Sotogrande, it boasts excellent conditions for kitesurfing and windsurfing. Tarifa, located just east of Sotogrande, is renowned as one of the best spots in Europe for these exhilarating water sports. There is also the chance to embark on off-road excursions or quad biking tours through the countryside. Drive through rugged terrain, forests, and hills, and experience an adrenaline rush, all while enjoying the natural beauty of the region!

Sotogrande has attracted the attention of the film industry. The luxurious resort served as a filming location for the 1975 film "The Wind and the Lion," starring Sean Connery and Candice Bergen. Perhaps you'll find a star here!

Sotogrande is a hub for enthusiasts of all kinds of sports. In addition to golf and polo, the area boasts opportunities for tennis, padel (a racquet sport popular in Spain), sailing, and other water sports.

For those looking to embrace multiculturalism, Sotogrande has a vibrant international community. The area attracts residents from all around the world, all of which contributes to its cosmopolitan atmosphere and creates a rich cultural tapestry.

For those interested in marine life, Sotogrande's coastline is a prime location for whale and dolphin watching, and there are several tour companies offer excursions to observe these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

Want to explore a new continent? The Strait of Gibraltar is only around 8 miles wide at its narrowest point, should you wish to take a small trip to Morocco.