Vejer de la Frontera

Vejer de la Frontera is an enchanting white-pleteaued town situated in the hills of Costa de la Luz in Andalusia, Spain. Reminiscent of a Mediterranean fairy tale, the old town, or La Villa, has been named a national monument due to its well-preserved wall, towers and castle.

Mirador Vejer is a terrace with stunning views overlooking the town. The calm and peaceful atmosphere is perfect for sitting and watching the sun go down with a view of the ocean and the African Coast beyond. On the hill nearby right above Mirador Vejer, there is a windmill, as a reminder of the traditional lifestyle of old. Just outside the old town you can find the Castle of Santa Catalina, with its colorful garden and panoramic views. Easy to reach on foot, the castle was one of the main attractions of the town and is a must-see for history and nature buffs. For those looking for some sea and sand, the golden beaches of Costa de la Luz are just a short drive away. The pristine white sand and blue water will make it worth the effort, and you can find many places to eat and drink, as well as water sports activities. The landscape of Vejer de la Frontera is unique in all of Spain, making it a great destination for photographers and adventurers alike. Explore the narrow cobbled streets of the old town and get lost amongst its colorful buildings and vibrant people. Whether it is the hilltop views or the salty ocean breeze, there is something here for everyone.