Lectori salutem.

With much, very much sense to go directly back to "our teepee" during our holiday at Isicola in Almunecar, we, Peter and Rosita, want to share our experience with you.

In ancient Native Indian language Isicola means "Free without interference". Isicola is conducted by Spiker and Mirjam, with whom you, if desired, can hang around with and you'll be also accompanied by their 2 daughters and their 2 beautiful watchful wolf dogs (you'll love them as you'll see them). They use their little valley in Andalucía to offer their children the enjoyment of freedom.

They offer five teepees to accommodate and to spend the night, wholly original condition with a fireplace and air outlet and the flaps of the 8-meter-high teepees are always open so you're able to see the stars out of your bed. The teepees are equiped with comfortable beds. You can use the showers, toilets, cookers, a refrigerator (with freezer), and the washing accommodation, where a total of 4 are build in the sandy, mountainous terrain, planted with avocados. A real spectaculair experience.

Our experience is (we both are 51 years old and over 21 years naturists) that there are always critics to make on a holiday. But this was nothing but positive to report. Because if you like nature, no finery, the adventurous roads here in Andalucia and peace and total relaxation, than this hospitable people can offer you all of this. If you like they'll have very interesting, substantive conversations with you. Visit their site on the internet and you'll get in the mood.

We booked 2 weeks in a teepee, the first week "All-Inclusive", with breakfast, lunch, at ±17.00 tapas and a 3-course evening dinner with drinks such as freshly squeezed juices, rosé, white wine, red wine, cervesa and fresh fruit, yoghurts, home-baked bread and tasty salads. Concerning to us a great start of a well-deserved holiday. Day 3 we went to Catarrijan Beach (±30 minutes) a nudist beach with 2 very affordable restaurants, showers, toilets, sun beds and umbrellas (€5,- for the whole day) and it's also a wonderful area for snorkeling. Great! Mirjam made for us in that first week, a packed lunch in a backpack equipped with cooling element. Where do you find something like this these days? The second week we booked "self-supporting", home care. The town of Almuñécar is situated on the coast of the Costa Tropical ±80km from Malaga and ±80km from Granada, near the Sierra Nevada. If we could we would be there now again.