-	All photographs of Vejer

Here we offer you all of the information about our picturesque city situated in the Atlantic Coast of Andalusia .

The village of Vejer de la Frontera is an andalusian town located 10 kilometers inland, from the Costa de la Luz in Spain. It is situated high above the steep gorge of the Barbate river. The closest towns are Barbate and Conil de la Frontera (see map).

Set 200m above the surrounding countryside, it offers spectacular views. It´s a perfect example of what many Andalucian towns were like during the five centuries of Islamic occupation.

Vejer is typically Spanish; the narrow winding streets and white washed houses remain completely unspoilt.

The architecture is a blend of Moorish, Visigoth and Mudejar styles. It was declared a national monument in 1978. The village is dominated by a Moorish castle and a gothic church. This church was built over the site of an ancient mosque.

Vejer´s beaches have fine white sands, transparent waters and are surrounded by a picturesque natural landscape. It´s an open and friendly village with a lively atmosphere and many things to do and see.

Probably the most stunning feature is the Arab-Andalusian architecture. Dramatic, uncorrupted and steeped in culture, Vejer is breathtaking.