A Wonderful Spacious 5 Bedroom Villa with Games Room and Private Pool

• Directions
• Region Description

Directions

1. Upon leaving the airport arrivals/pick up area, follow signs for Malaga N340 (Not Salida).
2. Go straight across at the roundabout, (keep in the right hand lane, passing San Miguel brewery), take exit signed N340 Cadiz/ Algeciras.
3. Follow dual-carriageway. Just after Carranza/ Large Guarnieri BMW Garage (both on the right) take the exit to the right following blue overhead signs for N340 for approx. 15 minutes.
4. At Junction 214 road splits into E15 or N340 keep on N340. Keep following signs for Fuengirola/Algeciras… DO NOT TAKE EXIT 213 SIGNED MIJAS/FUENGIROLA
5. Remain on N340 to Fuengirola until you pass the huge glass-fronted El Corte Ingles and Hipercor on your right.
6. Take next exit number 210
7. At roundabout turn right into Avenido de Mijas with Victoria Ford Garage on left corner.
8. Continue along Avenida de Mijas past Mercadonna Supermarket until Urbanizacion El Coto.
9. Just past El Coto Retaurant and supermarket on the right, take left hand turn signed La Sierrezuela.
10. Follow road up the hill and take your first right after the restaurant El Potro which will be on your right.
11. Follow the road up to a left hand bend where you find Villa Arcadia on the right.

Car Hire: Not Essential (Arrange Car Hire?)

Region Description

• La Sierrezuela
• Fuengirola
• Costa Del Sol
• Spain

Other Local Information

Mijas Costa

Mijas Costa is the area covering the coastline from Torremolinos to Marbella incorporating such resorts as Benalmadena, Fuengirola, Calahonda, La Cala, El Faro, Riviera etc.

La Sierrezuela, El Coto, Las Lomas de Mijas and Campo Mijas are in the area known as Laguna de Mijas, all being exclusive residential areas set in the countryside (campo) between Fuengirola and the old town of Mijas, thus offering easy access to both the coast and the mountains.

Mijas

The village of Mijas is one of the oldest towns in Spain, steeped in history and culture it comes as no surprise this charming village still proves to be a popular tourist attraction today. Perched high up on the hillside you can explore the narrow cobbled streets and enjoy the stunning views in one of many view-points/resting places located all over the village. The Andalucia white-washed houses add to the character and charm of this village with numerous traditional Spanish craft shops, bars and restaurants. A leisurely stroll will provide an excellent opportunity to find a wonderful souvenir to take home with plenty of small shops offering leather goods, ceramics, jewellery, paintings and more. If your legs are tired from all the walking or you fancy a novel experience, why not stop by the Tourist Office and try the famous donkey taxi service and take a tour around Mijas on a donkey's back, typically around 12 euros.

El Coto

Is a pleasent 10 minute walk from your villa and has an excellent selection of local reataurants and bars for you to choose from including El Brujo, Las Lilas, El Coto and El Potro. El Potro also has a sports bar downstairs so you will be able to keep up to date on those major sporting events whilst on hjoliday. El Coto also has a chemist, supermarket, pizzeria and newsagent that has english newspapers. If you really don't want to go too far from your villa then El Coto does have it all for you.