The Costa del Sol/Malaga region:
The climate in the Costa del Sol region is good all year round with approx, 300 days of sunshine who would want for more !. The mountain routes to and from La Duquesa are spectacular . Mijas known locally as the 'White Village' is just 8kms off the coast dating back to Roman times. Casares is a10 minute drive boasts of its medieval castle a truly exquisite Andalusian hilltop village , within its ancient walls are in tiny arts and crafts shops and old world charming restaurants to really indulge in a delightful meal . This region is also a golfers paradise with some excellent courses nearby Valderrama . San Roque , and Sotogrande just 10 minutes away and the Duquesa golf course on your door step almost .
Ski:
This property is convenient to the ski slopes at the magical Sierra Nevada. This mountain range also includes the Sierra Nevada National Park, with camping and many other activity facilities available here.
Golf:
One of Europe's most exclusive resorts, The San Roque Club lies amidst acres of secluded rolling countryside on the tip of the Iberian Peninsula, looking across the Strait of Gibraltar to Africa. Serenely distant from the crowded Costa del Sol, yet minutes away from Marbella, San Roque boasts two championship courses and The Seve Ballesteros Natural Golf School. These are complemented by an equestrian centre. Valderrama is a 6356 metres par 71 with no hole of less than championship quality but it can be fully enjoyed by players of all handicaps, thanks to the genius of Robert Trent Jones, Senior, whom many consider the leading golf architect of his day. Opened in 1964, Sotogrande has become known as one of the finest golf courses in Europe. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sotogrande was his first foray onto the continent. The course has very little rough, but there are plenty of bunkers and water hazards to make Sotogrande a challenging course for all levels of golfer
