Villa Dylla is a whitewashed pearl nestled in the sweeping Algarve countryside, the villa and its surrounding area offer the perfect getaway for both holidaymakers in search of adventure, and those who wish to relax in the warm Portuguese sunshine. The villa is bursting with charm, having a warm and homely feel throughout, it makes the perfect home from home for families on holiday. The entertaining space comprises of a fully-equipped kitchen and a dining room fit for the whole family. The French windows help to fill the living room with light, bringing the beautiful sunshine indoors, perfect for those searching for a spot of shade. Villa Dylla can comfortably accommodate up to fifteen guests across eight bedrooms spread across the main house and wooden chalet. In the main house three of the bedrooms, two doubles and a twin, each boast en-suite bathrooms. The remaining two bedrooms, a double or twin and a single, share the use of a family bathroom. In the rustic wooden chalet are the final three bedrooms, a double room and two twin rooms as well as a family bathroom. The outside space is awe-inspiring, with something to entertain those of all ages. The large private pool is perfect for soaking up the Algarve sunshine, while the terrace complete with dining facilities is the ultimate space from which to end the day dining al fresco. The children will enjoy playing games on the extensive lawned gardens which even boasts a fun climbing area and slide. For those who are in training for Wimbledon, there is also a full-size tennis court, an excellent way for the family to have some competitive fun! #### Features The Villa Villa Dylla is spread between the main house and a lovely wooden cabin nestled in the extensive gardens. There are 8 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, and it can accommodate up to 15 people Ground Floor - Two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms - Twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom - Double bedroom - Twin bedroom - Single bedroom - Bathroom - Fitness room - Table tennis - Laundry room - Dining & living area - Fully equipped kitchen - Access to the patio & pool area Wooden Annexe - Twp twin bedrooms - Double bedroom - Bathroom Exterior - Swimming pool (10x8m) - Sun loungers & parasols - Large patio & garden area - Outside sitting & dining area - Outdoor shower - Playground - BBQ area - Covered terrace - Private parking #### Location The villa is situated in Mexilhoeira Grande, a quaint town of 4,000 thats embraced by the gorgeous countryside of the western Algarve. There are traditional Portuguese restaurants and mini-markets within walking distance and cheap bus service for those who wish to get out and explore. A 10km journey southward takes you to Alvor, a picturesque fishing village thats with both European and Moorish architecture; a testament to the areas rich and varied heritage. Alvor is the perfect place to indulge in Portugals world-famous seafood cuisine, and a handful of excellent restaurants provide plenty of opportunities to tuck into a plate of fresh grilled sardines. Two kilometres further south the Algarve melts into the ocean to the tune of Praia dos Tres Irmaos (‘the beach of the three brothers), a luxurious blanket of golden sand thats punctuated by coves and fascinating rock formations. For those in search of something a little more cosmopolitan, the city of Portimao offers shopping, nightlife and gorgeous architecture, while Lagos is famous for its winding cobbled streets, and its fascinating eventful history. Both Lagos and Portimao are also gateways to more beaches than you could ever ask for, each with their unique flavour. Whether its the Praia da Rocha or Praia Dona Ana, the coast of the Algarve is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful on the planet Its no surprise that the western Algarve is a haven for sports enthusiasts of all kinds. If water sports are your thing, theres plenty of opportunities to try your hand at sailing, windsurfing and scuba-diving. However, if youd rather keep your feet dry, paragliding, rock-climbing and mountain biking are all rife in the area. If the all of the above sound a little hectic, youll probably be more drawn to a spot of wine-tasting, or perhaps a relaxing boat trip, where its common to catch a glimpse of the dolphins that are native to the area.