The perfect getaway for families and friends
More than just a vacation rental, we offer a “slow living” experience that allows you to truly connect with nature, local cuisine, and culture.
But if you’re looking for a place to spend extended periods of time outside of peak season, where you can work remotely or nearby, “Casa ad Mare” is, without a doubt, your best choice.
Built in 2024, Casa ad Mare is located in the coastal town of Los Caños de Meca, between the fishing villages of Barbate and Conil, and very close to what is considered one of the most beautiful white towns in Spain, Vejer de la Frontera.
Casa ad Mare offers a cozy and privileged setting from which to explore its coastal surroundings and immerse yourself in the true Cadiz Atlantica. All this, in the heart of the Costa de la Luz and right at the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar.
With three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, the house is designed to comfortably accommodate 6 people.
The possibilities are endless: from work teams or a group from an agency specializing in gastronomic, cultural, and experiential tourism, to a group of friends, and of course, families seeking truly authentic and immersive experiences.
The cozy and thoughtfully decorated double rooms at Casa Ad Mare, along with its guest lounge, can be configured with a double bed or two single beds, depending on your needs.
Its spacious and light-filled areas, both indoors and outdoors, are perfect for hosting themed meals led by our professional chef, cooking classes that immerse you in the local cuisine, history, and culture combined with the sea, and more.
The exteriors and gardens are designed and conceived for outdoor living. It features a large and inviting main terrace with a large travertine marble dining table, a lawn area for relaxing, and everything you need to cook local dishes.
Wondering if there’s a pool? With a heavenly beach just 100 meters away, we’ve decided it’s not necessary. We want you to experience the sensation of stepping out of the house barefoot, walking a minute to the beach, and swimming and diving into the Trafalgar Sea…
The true distinguishing feature of this property is its exceptional location: situated between two natural environments—land and sea—that hold extraordinary historical, scenic, and environmental value, yet without being so-called “cut off from the world.”
Los Caños de Meca is a true natural paradise. It’s a small, peaceful, and family-friendly place to enjoy all year round, with July and August being the most popular months for seasonal vacationers.
Basic services are just a short walk or drive away.
We can assure you that this place offers the perfect balance between untamed nature and nearby towns where you can visit and enjoy their traditions, culture, and local cuisine.
So, if you’re looking for nature—whether by the ocean or in the mountains— you’ll find the most incredible natural surroundings on the Cádiz coast simply by stepping out of your home:
You can explore on foot:
• La Breña Natural Park, just a 1-minute walk away.
• Los Caños de Meca Beach, a 1.5-minute walk away.
• The legendary Cape Trafalgar and its lighthouse, a 20-minute walk away.
• The trail along Andalusia’s highest cliffs and its network of medieval watchtowers is 15 minutes away.
And much more...
But if you’re looking for something more urban and local, you just have to drive 10 to 20 minutes to reach:
• Barbate, Vejer de la Frontera, Conil, or Zahara de los Atunes...
And in about 45 minutes by car, you can be in:
• The always spectacular and magical city of Cádiz, the oldest city in Western Europe.
• Jerez de la Frontera: Land of wine, horses, and flamenco.
• Bolonia Cove, with its sand dune—designated a natural monument—and the Baleo Claudia archaeological site. All located in the heart of the Strait of Gibraltar Natural Park, which is considered the natural and archaeological jewel of the Costa de la Luz and even of the Andalusian coast.
• Tarifa, a historic border city. The southernmost city in Europe and at the gateway to the Strait of Gibraltar. Today, it is the world capital of wind sports.
Casa Ad Mare’s philosophy is rooted in providing its guests with immersive, gastronomic, and experiential tourism.
Traveling and arriving at a destination isn’t just about visiting its iconic landmarks—usually crowded with bewildered tourists—but rather immersing yourself deeply in its true essence, exploring off-the-beaten-path sites, interacting with locals, and enjoying authentic experiences that make you feel like more than just a visitor.
The pursuit of genuine cultural and gastronomic experiences will not only enrich your trip but also deepen your perception and understanding of the places you visit. It’s about traveling with purpose, curiosity, and respect, making each trip a life-changing experience.
Imagine slowing down and taking the time to truly interact with your surroundings on every level... This style of travel and stay invites you to be a much more mindful traveler, focusing on the quality of your experiences rather than the quantity.
A personal project by Ignacio Soto:
This house is the culmination of a personal and professional project born from a lifetime connected to the sea, Cádiz, its people, and its ancient origins…
Decades of experience and knowledge of the coast and history of this corner of the world have given me the privilege of being recognized by the Cádiz Tourist Board Truism of Andalucía, and several agencies specializing in experiential tourism, as a local expert on culture and heritage linked to the history of fishing and coastal environments in the province of Cádiz.
It has also allowed me to encounter people and places that have helped me gain surprising insight into the authentic local culture. This has also made it possible to offer exclusive access to completely personalized and off-the-beaten-path tourism.
This house, therefore, is not just another tourist or vacation rental. That’s because I’m truly opening the doors of my home to you so you can feel at home, and offering—if you wish—the chance to guide you in connecting with the natural environment, culture, and local cuisine in ways you’ve never imagined...
