233 amazing properties from 22 providers are available in Cazorla with prices beginning at £27 per night. HomeToGo instantly sorts all of these holidays rentals so you can save up to 10%!
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Cazorla
Many holidaymakers would like to find a properties with a pool. More than a fifth of the accommodation options have one in Cazorla. Also, more hotel rooms provide a pool than apartment rentals. Usually, hotel rooms with pools in Cazorla accommodate 4 holidaymakers and cost £70 a night. In Cazorla, a few of the holiday lettings offering a pool are situated close to the water. Cazorla is a perfect holiday destination if you travel with a pet, as a lot of rentals in Cazorla allow you to bring your pet. In addition, pet-friendly properties in Cazorla cost, on average, £79 a night. If you want a central location, a few of the pet-friendly lettings are less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
The weather in Cazorla
Above are the weather conditions for Cazorla. July is the warmest month in Cazorla with average maximum temperatures of 36°. However, temperatures can go lower than 0° in Cazorla in December. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is July.
Accommodations in Cazorla
108 of the 233 offers in Cazorla are apartment rentals. In other words, they make up nearly half of the properties in this destination (40.6%). Additionally, these types of accommodation have an average size of 65 m² as well as cost, on average, £74 per night. Moreover, this category of property is optimal for medium-sized groups and families, since the majority of apartment rentals are able to welcome at least 5 people. If you would prefer to compare an alternative property type, you may want to check out house rentals, which are the second most frequent accommodation type in Cazorla. Our data shows that the average price of house rentals is £95 per night for an area of 66 m².
Stargaze or visit castles with Cazorla holiday homes
Patient olive trees and hazy mountains are the backdrop for your holiday home in Cazorla, Spain. Besides its fragrant olive oil, the town is known for its myriad ancient sites and atmospheric streets, filled with castles, palaces and verdant rolling hills.
Art & Culture
Ancient city sights
The Old Town of Cazorla has been designated Property of Cultural Interest. Grand houses and traditional dwellings proliferate, along with monuments and even a castle. Yedra Castle is known as the 'castle of the four corners', and houses the Guadalquivir Popular Arts and Traditions Museum.
Don't miss the former Padres Mercedarios Convent, now the town hall, which dates back to the 16th century. You can also see two palaces in Cazorla. Las Cadenas and La Vicaria are filled with intriguing artefacts and curios, while the churches of San Jose, San Francisco and El Carmen all boast their own unique auras.
Local Attractions
Stargaze at Spain's UNESCO nature reserve
Segura y Las Villas Nature Reserve is a UNESCO protected biosphere reserve. The reserve stretches for more than 200,000 hectares through Spain's pine forests and craggy cliffs. Come after sunset for special stargazing sessions amid some of Spain's most pristine nature.
The lack of light pollution allows you to gaze at galaxies far, far away. Stargazing events also include astronomy talks and workshops on constellations and navigating by the stars.
Why not go mountain biking through the Cazorla region? Explore the Parque Natural Sierra de Cazorla and Segura along idyllic trails that wind through the endless Spanish countryside.
Local Events
Celebrate at Cazorla Blues Festival
Cazorla's July Blues Festival draws thousands with the largest line-up of blues acts in all of Spain. The stages are situated across the city and host performances by leading Spanish artists as well as performers all the way from New Orleans. The festival encourages new talent too, with local and international up-and-coming bands entertaining thousands of visitors from all over Europe.
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