Saurday 18th July 2009
Casa La Dehesa, Cadiz, Spain
This funky little cabana is surrounded by cork and oak trees, set away from the owners' house, so you've got privacy, except when bumping lilos in the shared outdoor pool. It's a tranquil setting and a drive north on quiet roads leads to many empty beaches. For a bit more action, the windsurfers' mecca Tarifa and the city of Cadiz are nearby. The cabin is off-grid and sleeps two in a double.
Sustainable Spanish retreats
NOVEMBER 18, 2009 • ENVIRONMENT, FEATURES, TRAVEL • 1 COMMENTS
La Cabana
Rated by the Guardian as a “funky little casita”, Casa la Dehesa is located between Chiclana and Conil, only 15 minutes away from the nearest Costa de Luz beach.
The owners use solar energy to power the electricity, use water pumped from a well and re-use as much rainwater as they can.
La Cabana, in the grounds of Casa la Dehesa, sleeps two but can accommodate three for an additional five euros per night.
It costs from 35 euros per night. Go to www.casaladehesa.com or call 678367850/679638074.
