Rural house next to the natural park just 500 meters from the beach.

A unique setting with a pool. Beach and Natural Park. Distinctive style. Private space. Parking. Homes for up to 4 people.

A very quiet area where you can escape the noise and connect with nature.

"Casas la Meca" These are homes with a distinctive style and private lots, each with its own private outdoor space. Parking in a private area, guest access only.

1- Mediterranean-style house “Casa Duna”: A two-story house, with the master bedroom located on the upper level, offering spectacular views of the sea and the mountains. From the bedroom, you can step out onto a small balcony offering a view of the coast; at night, the Trafalgar Lighthouse briefly illuminates the room as its rotating light passes by. Meanwhile, through the east-facing window, you can see the foothills of the mountain that mark the beginning of the Breña and Barbate Marshes Natural Park, located directly across from the house. On the first floor of the house, you’ll find all the necessary amenities. A fully equipped kitchen with all the utensils you need to enjoy a few peaceful days, a living room with a TV featuring international channels, a bathroom, and a double bedroom with two 90-cm beds. From the living room, you can access the outdoor area of the house (private area). There you’ll find a porch overlooking the Breña, where you can relax on the sofas or, if you’d like, hang the hammock provided on the porch.

In the outdoor area, you’ll also find a dining table where you can enjoy your dinners, lunches, and breakfasts al fresco while soaking up the sun next to the scrubland in complete privacy...

features a barbecue and a clay oven where you can cook everything from grilled meats to pizzas.

In the garden area, you’ll find lounge chairs where you can sunbathe, always in complete privacy and tranquility.

The house has a shaded private parking area where you can park your car right next to the front door, within the private grounds, which are locked at night and can only be opened by guests with their access keys.


2- Casa Mora “Moorish-Andalusian Style”: The house features details of Moorish style, revealing the influence of the Moors during their time in southern Spain. When you stay at Casa Mora, you’ll feel as if you’ve been transported back to the era of the caliphates. With its unique style, the house exudes a special charm, thanks to the attention to detail that makes it such a delightful place.

Inside, the house features a fully equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar, a living room with sofas, and a television with national and international channels. The bathroom has a unique feature: the sink is a fossilized basin brought from the foothills of the Sahara in the Atlas Mountains region between Morocco and Algeria. There is also a master bedroom decorated with wood brought from Africa and a 1.50-meter bed with a carved wooden headboard. The other bedroom in the house is a twin room with two 0.90-meter beds.

Outside the house, still within your private area, there is a terrace where you can enjoy pleasant conversation, have a cup of tea, an appetizer, etc., and directly across from it is a lounge chair area where you can sunbathe or simply relax while taking in the views of the Breña Natural Park and the Barbate Marshes. In the other part of the patio is an outdoor dining area where you can enjoy pleasant days and evenings next to the barbecue and clay oven provided at the house—perfect for preparing wonderful breakfasts, lunches, or dinners.

The house has a shaded private parking area where you can park your car right next to the front door, within the private grounds, which are locked at night and can only be accessed by guests with their own keys.

Location: It is located within the private residential community of Cabo de Trafalgar and, in turn, within the private grounds of “Casas la Meca.”


“Casa Choza,” a traditional-style home: Casa Choza takes you back 50 years in time, but with all the modern comforts. With its thatched roof, it replicates the style of the houses along the Los Caños de Meca coast as they were half a century ago. Wood dominates the design, and authenticity is evident in every corner of the house; the interior exudes a genuine atmosphere. The thatched roof ensures the temperature inside is always moderate and gives off a traditional, authentic scent. It stays cool in the summer and retains heat very well in the winter.
The lower level of the house consists of a kitchen, a living room