Bed & Breakfast, Guesthouse, Casa Rural, Finca La Linda gives you a heartly welcome, bienvenido in Andalusië.
Bed & Breakfast Finca La Linda is situated on a hill underneath Comares, surrounded by many almond and olive trees and gives you a phenomenal view over Axarquía, an area of scenic beauty. It is a perfect operating base to a multitude of different places of interest in Andalucia, such as; the nature reserve Montes de Málaga, the Fatima walk through Comares, a city-tour to Málaga or a day Costa del Sol (Golf). With well over 300 days of sun a year this area is throughout perfect for outdoor activity’s at all seasons.
The position of Guesthouse Finca La Linda is in the middle of walks and mountain bike tracks. In 30 minutes you are on the beach of Torre del Mar. You’re more a devotee of golf? The golf courses (both 18 holes) Bataviera Golf and Añoreta Golf are 30 car minutes away.
B&B Finca La Linda has 4 bedrooms of good measure, a large Patio, a large swimming pool and 250m2 terrace arround the finca, which means, you can always find a place in the sun ór shadow during the day.
| We like to see you for a pleasant stay in our B&B Finca La Linda, Linda & Paul Meereboer | |
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Phenomenal view from "Le balcon de Axarquía" | | Your swimming pool | | The entrance |
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Semana Santa
The week before Easter is named Semana Santa. Throughout seven days, Andalucia is surrounded by a spiritual halo. Semana Santa is a tradition which is repeated year after year; a time when the devout and curious join together to participate in the procession and converge on the streets and squares which take on the ambience and mystique of an open air temple.
The skill and expertise behind the parades rest with the religious fraternities and brotherhoods. They have the responsibility of maintaining the statues as well as coordinating the penitents and musicians. Sometimes up to two thousand members of a brotherhood take part, some carry candles, rods or banners depending on their level of seniority. The most senior is the president who carries a golden rod.
Even if you are not religious, it is difficult not to be moved, the atmosphere is so vital and poignant. For some it is a fun filled fiesta time, for others a week of ritual and reflection. Without a doubt, Holy Week in Andalucia is a tradition that is an integral part of the culture and appropriately reflects the spirit of the people.
Malaga and Seville are the two Andaluz cities where the festivities are perhaps the best known for the sheer sense of spectacle and size. Would you like to be part of this typical andalusian fiesta click here to make your reservation.
