Family Siesta…
is the kind of place where you know you will chill. To cut a long story short, it’s a wonderful finca set in an old avocado grove in the hills overlooking Fuengirola.
Family Siesta has four rental apartments. They’ve all got their own terrace and cooking facilities. In other words, you’ve got the privacy of your own place as well as being able to share the outdoor area with other holiday guests. Personally I think the best thing about Family Siesta is that their apartments are spacious enough to accommodate families wishing to have fun together.

The hosts Mona and Jerry have three kids of their own. This means the place is packed with family friendliness. Toys can be borrowed, there’s a trampoline, swings and plenty of tolerance. And should you need some advice on activities in the area, Mona is a great source of information. Two of the things she will not fail to tell you about is the wonderful and very reasonable restaurant called “Mezzanotte” along the Fuengirola beach front.
Mona is a regular herself, because as she says: “Their shawarma pizza is addictive!”
A day trip she is fond of herself is to Tarifa. It’s an hour and a half by car towards the Atlantic, and wow – once you’ve tasted the Tarifa magic, you will want to return for more…
Finally, I believe we have saved the best for last when it comes to Family Siesta. Their prices are highly competitive! For a two bedroom/two bathroom apartment the price is £350 + £100 for the final clean out.
Check out availability, prices and more information about the four apartments on www.familysiesta.no
If you want more suggestions on unique places to spend your holidays in Spain, check out this quaint little shepard’s cottage in Gaucin.








Jason
December 17, 2010 at 4:08 pm
Vibeke,
Family Siesta looks really good right now as it is raining outside my window. The schwarma pizza sound tasty…I’ve never tried it.
Jason
photito
December 23, 2010 at 5:29 am
Hi Jason,
Family Siesta is just one of those places.. no wonder most of their guests return year after year.. Thanks for your comment, and I hope the sun will be back real soon to warm you up! Merry Christmas!