Casa Terra isn’t available very often, but it is for the first 10 days of July. It’s booked on a long term rental for much of the year and very popular during the summer months, but you can snag it right now. It’s a unique rustic apartment, full of artwork, paintings, prints, little antiques, pottery, and bronze objects. The floors are terracotta tiles rescued from a medieval church being demolished, exposed wooden beams, and naked rock walls dug into the hillside to form the storeroom and bathrooms.

The apartment sleeps five and is perfect for families. There are two bedrooms, two bathrooms, one with a full size bath, plus a new sofa bed in the living room. We provide all the kitchen utensils, bedding and towels you need for your stay, there’s a washing machine and drying racks, free internet, private parking, and a large patio and garden across the front of the whole apartment looking out over the nature reserve and down to the sea only 10 minutes away.