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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Vejer de la Frontera – Based on 8,405 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Vejer de la frontera is a typical village in Andalusia. It's great if you want to see a completely different setting because it is literally built in a hill. However, we could not stop noticing the poop dogs everywhere which make the village looses its charm a little bit...
Set on a hill, the town is aligned with white houses. It has views towards the sea, is close to country side activities (horse back) and very close to a beautiful sandy beach. Quite windy probably because it's situated on a hill. Very friendly people, cute shops, restaurants and bars. It's not very easy to navigate through the city by car, but it's easily accessible on foot if you don't mind walking up and downhill.
Vejer is probably the prettiest of the white villages in Spain and because of close proximity to the sea and beaches it has a very international flair and more resources, hotels, restaurants etc than most villages.
The amazing view (360 degrees) and white houses on the hill spread very positive spirit let your mind relax. It is definitely worth it to stay over night to feel the Vejer mode which you only find there. La Piccolona for Italian/Spanish food with very friendly restaurant owners (always smiling- all 7 days) is a must. Also el Jardin de Califa has delicious Moroccan food and a nice Jardin whereas you can get traditional Spanish and Moroccan food at Bar Sumia for lunch.
Vejer has the benefit of being close to several excellent beaches - Canos de Meca and Playa de Alamana are really worth it. Sundowners at La Torre at Playa El Palmar are a must. Vejer itself is far enough away from the sand and salty damp of the seaside - so you enjoy fresh breezes and spend evenings wondering around this beautiful town. Best places to eat - Piccalino for Mediterranean close to Plaza Espana, Corredera 55 for modern European, and Cerviceria Sumia for Moroccan. Interesting artisanal shops along Calle Juan Bueno (be sure to go to the end for the best one) - and go along to Raices on Calle Juan Relinque.
If you like Morocco, you'll love Vejer! A beautiful Moorish-inspired town with numerous narrow streets to wander, & great little shops & restaurants. Views to die for down to the coast around Barbate.
“Amazing bnb with the kindest host, best breakfast and great location. I would love to stay again! Breakfast and the terrace along with the clean comfy room made our stay 100% perfect. ”
“Everything! The best place ever we stayed in Spain so far! The stuff is so polite,friendly,kind. The grounds are wonderfull! Big typical spanish country house,lots of horses,ducks,goats,etc. Nice pool,orange trees,playground for the kids etc. I had the best sleep there becouse is so quiet.”
“Lovely stay, awesome hotel, very nice staff. Overall we enjoyed it very much and hope to come back! It looks better than the photos:)”
“perfect location, atmospheric hotel, lovely people”
“This is one of the cutest places on earth..Vejer de la Frontera is a wonderful village, and Vejerisimo is the perfect place to stay. Guillermo and Marie are amazing hosts. They helped us with everything, and more..The terrace is amazing, and the little light music in the bathroom is just the cherry on the cake. Highly recommended..”
