Mondays to Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (CET)
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Pool villa for up to eight people on Fuerteventura.
1/3Bathing fun the whole year roundCanaries | The swimming pool here can be used the whole year round, since the Canary Islands are well-known for their constant and pleasant temperatures.
Per week from USD 553
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2/3Vacation with your dogSpain | With these holiday houses it is explicitely allowed to bring pets so that your faithful four legged friend can also enjoy a relaxing and eventful holiday.
Per week from USD 393
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Pool villa for eight people above Denia.
3/3Holiday with your own poolSpain | The best way to lend a little “something extra” to your Spanish holiday is with your own pool. Make a spontaneous decision as to whether you want to go to the beach or prefer to enjoy the privacy here.
Per week from USD 481
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Canaries | Jump into the cool water
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Spain | Vacation with your dog
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Spain | Holiday with your own pool
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This is how holiday rental owners described A Estrada
show more medieval fortress. Entry is gained through a curious square formed by the main facade of the palace and the homes of villagers, who still recalls his feudal origin. TORRE DE GUIMAREI is the last vestige of a medieval castle that was destroyed by peasant rebels around the fifteenth century. Patron saint festival highlight: SALMON FESTIVAL (3rd Sunday of May) with the International Salmon Fishing in the boxes of Ulla (weekend before). Week of cultural events and entertainment: a parade of vintage cars, concerts, recitals, exhibitions. Opening festivities. Salmon de Ouro Awards ceremony to personalities. Charter-based salmon in all restaurants of A Estrada. Popular free tasting. RAPA DAS BESTAS SABUCEDO (first weekend in July), this tradition goes back to the Bronze Age, but since 1567, when the plague devastated the region, brought another character. Tradition says that two sisters of the San Lorenzo area offered horses in exchange for saving them from the disease. After the plague, the women kept their promise and delivered the animals to the priest of the village. The horses were multiplying in the mountains and it was necessary to mark and cut the mane once a year to recognize them. The first official''Rapa'' goes back to the early eighteenth century. Since then, once a year, ''aloitadores'' meet the horses of the surrounding mountains and down to the Sabucedo gigs where horses are shaved, in front of thousands of visitors captivated by this spectacular tradition.
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