Check In/Out & getting there

Check in/out

Check in: from 4 p.m

Check-Out: Until 11 p.m

You can find the key in a key box by the door.

You can drive up in your car to load and unload

(Caution: very narrow alley!). You find free parking

5 min. from Pétalos.

If you have any questions or need tourist information,

please do not hesitate to contact us

(+49 176 55104364/ j.kliesow@gmail.com).

Of course, before your arrival you will receive tips for

Restaurants, shopping and excursions in and around Vejer!

Prices

High season: June to September and public holidays (from 85 euros/night for two people)

Low season: October to May (from 70 euros/night for two people)

Long term rental/workation possible by arrangement at more favorable conditions.

Getting there:

The best way to reach Vejer is via the airports of Jerez (45 minutes), Seville (1.5 hours) and Malaga (2.5 hours). Basically, a rental car is advisable for arrival and departure as well as for discovery tours (Spanish police are very strict when it comes to speed and alcohol!).

For loading and unloading you can drive up directly by car. It is important to use the entrance to the town via "Barca de Vejer". You will find a public, free parking lot if you drive down "La Merced" to the end and then turn right, and then follow the ring road (Cicumvalación) for aprox. 200 m.

You can also travel by bus. The companies Comes and Alsa connect Vejer with the airports of Jerez and Seville. Attention! When searching, also enter "La Barca". This is the crossroads in the valley of Vejer. Most buses stop down in "La Barca". From here, a cab to Casa Pétalos costs approx. 5 euros. If you would like to book a cab (also for transfers or excursions), please contact José Castrillón (+34 600 511 301).

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Usefull links:

Tourist Information Vejer:turismovejer.es/en/

WAZ article on Vejer (Jul. 2022)

Further information on arrival:https://www.andalucia.com/province/cadiz/vejer/transport.htm

Other useful information about Vejer (unfortunately only in Spanish):

https://www.infovejer.com/consejos-practicos-para-visitar-vejer

This is Don Domingo

he doesn't pay rent

but occasionally visits.

Don't worry, he doesn't do anything

eats at most a mosquito!