Beautiful Mongolian Yurt Rental on the Costa de la Luz in Andalusia, Spain

Barbate, Andalusia (Spain)
(7 Reviews)
Yurts
4 units
13 guest capacity

Verified host

  • ID authenticated
  • Phone, email and address confirmed
  • Hosted a verified guest

Accommodation Description

· Kid-friendly · Pets allowed · Barbecue

Located on an eco-friendly campsite on the Costa de Luz in Andalusia, Spain, is this beautiful Mongolian yurt rental. There is a toal of four Mongolian yurts at this glamping property. Three of the yurts can accommodate two people, and one of the yurts can accommodate four people. The two-person yurts are 27 meters squared, and the four-person yurt is 35 meters squared.

All yurts are built on a raised wooden platform that is covered with carpet, which helps insulate the accommodation. In addition, they were crafted with natural materials, such as horsehair strings and sheep wool insulation. The two-person yurts come with a queen-size bed, while the four-person yurt comes with a queen-size bed and two single beds. An extra bed is available for the two-person yurts upon request. Linens and towels are provided.

All yurts include soap and organic dish soap, bottled water, a crib (if requested), a welcome gift, maps of the area and brochures with cultural and tourist information, and free use of bicycles and all community areas, which includes parking, the kitchen, the bathrooms, the barbecue, the wood oven, the garden, the playground, and the rest areas. Guests can cook all of their meals in the community kitchen, and there are communal bathrooms with washing machines, hot water, and showers surrounded by acebuches, which are a local kind of olive tree. Read More

Accommodation Features

  • Towels
  • Bathroom
  • Electricity
  • Lounge/Living room
  • Parking
  • Double bed
  • Child's bed
  • Wi-Fi/Internet
  • Deck/Patio
  • Outdoor furniture
  • Oven
  • Garden
  • Game room
  • Linens
  • Shared Barbecue
  • Dining table
  • Toiletries
  • Twin/Single bed
  • Hammock

On-site, glampers will find gardens around the yurts, as well as parking for cars and bicycles; a playground; a large community kitchen; a barbecue and wood oven; a communal porch with sofas; shared lounge areas for resting and relaxing; and two community bathrooms with washing machines, hot water, and showers surrounded by acebuches, which are a local kind of olive tree.

Glampers can add breakfast to their stay for an additional fee, which is made with local, organic products and served in the kitchen. Breakfast includes coffee, tea, natural or seasonal fruit juice, organic bread for toast, organic jam, and homemade cake. The wood oven is used for pizza nights. The porch with multiple sofas is often used for having a cocktail, enjoying the sunset, playing a board game, and more.

In addition, this glamping site is highly eco-friendly. The property's accommodations and facilities were built with natural materials and minimal impact techniques. The energy that powers everything at this property comes from a solar photo-voltaic system, waster water is treated with ecological septic tanks and natural filters, organic waste is recycled in the property's garden and fields, only green cleaning products are used, and a selection of bicycles are available for guests to use to explore the area without having to use the car.

Read More

Guest Services

  • Laundry service

Location + Surroundings

This glamping site is located in the town of St. Ambrosio, which can be found in between the towns of Barbate and Vejer de la Frontera in the province of Cadiz in Andalusia, the southern region of Spain. Nearby is the area of Cádiz called the Costa de la Luz, which is the part of the southern coast of Spain that faces the Atlantic Ocean, and it tends to be a very popular vacation destination for those visiting Andalusia.

Not far from the glamping property sits the La Breña y Marismas del Barbate Natural Park, which boasts five different ecosystems and is home to the Tajo de Barbate, which is known as the most famous cliff area on the Atlantic coast in Andalusia and sits at more than 328 feet high. Read More

Activities

  • Bird watching
  • Swimming
  • Fishing
  • Yoga
  • Meditation
  • Wine tasting
  • Horseback riding
  • Climbing
  • Kayaking/Canoeing
  • Biking
  • Surfing
  • Water sports

From the yurts at this glamping site, guests will be able to look out at the La Breña y Marismas del Barbate Natural Park, so outdoor exploration and adventure is never far away. In and around this property, glampers will be able to go hiking, cycling, horseback riding, surfing, whale watching, fishing, kayaking, and birdwatching. All of these activities can be arranged by the glamping site; please inquire for more details. The host will also provide maps and brochures with tourist and cultural information in order to help guests plan their days.

Read More

7 Reviews

Accommodation Rules

  • Infants allowed Under 2 years old
  • Children allowed 2-12 years old
  • Pets allowed additional charge
  • No parties
  • Some spaces are shared

Cancellation policy

  • You will receive a 50% refund when you cancel at least 30 days prior to check in.
View policy details

Additional Information

This glamping site is open from April to October. The minimum night stay is three nights. For shorter stays during the high season (July, August, and Easter), there is an additional cost of $22.69 (€20) per night, while in the low season, there is no extra fee. Children under the age of three stay for free, while children under the age of 12 stay for only $13.61 (€12) per night. If adding additional adults to one of the yurts, there is an extra fee of $22.69 (€20) per person per night.

If guests would like to partake in the site's breakfast, there is an additional fee of $6.81 (€6). A basket of ecological and handmade products can be arranged and waiting for glampers upon their arrival for $22.69 (€20). The baskets are for two people, may vary by season, and typically include season vegetables, jam, bread, liquor, cheese, wine, and more. Read More

Share this accommodation

Featured in
O, The Oprah Magazine
The New York Times
Time
USA Today
Women's Health
Forbes