In the farmhouses known as “Cala en Medio” and “Cala El Plomo” you will feel like the guest of honour in the house of somebody who loves ancient Andalusian culture. Each of the houses has two bedrooms, bathroom, lounge with an open fireplace, an open plan kitchen-dining room and two large, open covered terraces that face East or North East in order to make the most of the sun or to offer shelter from the wind. There is under-floor heating using water heated by solar panels.

The “Haymah de Caid” (The Bedouin Chief’s Tent) is situated amongst olive trees and palms, in the highest part of the farm, and is decorated in the most authentic Moroccan style. There is room for two people with all the sensuality and comfort of A Thousand and One Nights: a complete bathroom with bath, a small kitchen, ecological central heating for winter nights and adequate ventilation for the summer.

A DIFFERENT CONCEPT OF ACCOMMODATION
The farm consists of a hill of about one hectare that has been landscaped with native plants to convert the place into a miraculous oasis in the middle of the desert. There is an open air Jacuzzi, swimming pool in the style of a Roman Bath, solariums, open air showers amongst the vegetation and large, shaded areas to rest, read and relax in. There is also an Arabian Pavilion to relax in: an open air barbecue and picnic area together with a viewing point that looks down to the ocean.

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