Adult only exclusive apartments

with beautiful pool terrace and gardens

Holiday accommodation in the best location - Maestrat Interior and Costa Azahar - The best of both coast and country

Casa de Olivos is perched on a hillside overlooking the rural town of Traiguera. With historical roots dating back past Roman times, the town is a notable producer of olive oil. Olive and almond groves define the rolling landscape, with some trees planted a thousand years ago or more. 

Situated just 15 minutes from the beautiful Costa Azahar with its blue flag beaches, Casa de Olivos is the perfect base from which to explore the rich cultural and natural heritage of The Maestrat from coast to interior.

Local experiences at Casa de Olivos

Enhance your stay with an Experience. Book a massage, discover fabulous local cuisine, or learn about painting or pottery. We’ve compiled a number of authentic, local experiences that give you a deeper connection with the local area, or just help you relax and unwind even more.  

You’ll be supporting local businesses as well as creating even more memorable moments.

Cycling, walking and more...

...the Maestrat has it all

If you like your holidays to be packed with adventure, look no further. The Maestrat is a great destination for cycling holidays, walking holidays, and a wide range of sports besides.

Cyclists have over 100km of MTB routes right outside the gates here, and the local roads are quiet, scenic and provide excellent cycling, especially for professional riders looking for a new destination for winter training.

We are surrounded by beautiful, rolling countryside where you can go on a leisurely walk to start the day, and further afield are national parks and rugged hills to stretch your legs on.

Alternatively, book a Padel court in Traiguera, use the nearby golf course and driving range, go rock climbing, and more. 

Just don’t forget to leave time to relax!

Explore Maestrat cultural sites and towns

Home to people for thousands of years, The Maestrat has a rich cultural history for you to discover. The Roman road ‘Via Augusta’ passes through Traiguera, with many of the local Milennary olives having been planted by the Romans who lived and passed through here. Later, occupation by the Moors gave many of the towns their distinctive architecture still visible today. The region was once home to the orders of the Knights Hospitallers and Knights Templar, and the stories and relics of all these epochs are well preserved and told to modern-day visitors.

The local towns each have their distinct characters, and often specialise in artisanal products. Traiguera is synonymous with pottery and olive oil. Other towns nearby are notable for their wines, cheeses, nuts, honey, cherries and more besides.

What unites them all is their strong communities, and their warm welcome to visitors.

Your nearby Costa Azahar Beaches

Although we are a Casa Rural in the countryside, you’re never far from a beautiful beach.

From just 15 minutes away by car the Costa Azahar, or Orange Blossom Coast, offers you kilometres of beautiful and well maintained beaches, many of which are Blue Flag awarded.

We love Playa de Fora del Forat in Vinaròs because it’s well sheltered and has the feeling of a cove beach. The bars and restaurants of the Passeig de Sant Pere are just a short walk away, but the pop-up bar on the beach itself is perfect for a cooling cocktail.

Why not explore Benicarló and Peñiscola to the south, or Alcanar and Deltebre to the north. Each has their unique character, but all with Blue Flag beaches and crystal blue water.