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OKU Andalusia introduce their personal take on barefoot luxury to the Playa de La Alcaidesa on Spain’s southern coast. The perfect opportunity for guests to relax in the resort’s adults-only beach club, taking in dramatic views of the Mediterranean Sea and the distant North African coastline.

A retreat for the adventurous traveller, OKU Andalusia features stunning infinity pools for complete guest relaxation and indulgence, built into the hillside terraces and overlooking the dramatic Mediterranean coastline. Those looking for more of the same can retreat to the well-appointed OKU Spa, offering an indoor pool, hammam and tranquil meditation courtyard. For those visitors with children, OKU Andalusia also introduces an exciting kids’ club to its selection of services.

About OKU Andalusia

Located on a secluded beach on Spain’s southern shore, OKU Andalusia is a beautiful hacienda-style property that features 255 guest rooms, including one 4-bedroom villa with private swimming pool and a stunning terrace area. Room options include terraced suites with private pools, roof terrace rooms with ocean views, and two-bedroom suites, ideal for friends and families. All feature memorable vistas of the Spanish coast and Africa beyond. OKU Hotels' second property in Spain follows a proven tradition in encouraging guests to explore the magnetic charm of this ancient and historic Spanish region. The property is nestled between Sotogrande, San Roque and the Los Alcornocales nature reserve, sitting in almost 10 hectares of verdant meandering gardens. Guest facilities include multiple swimming pools and a restorative spa complete with a wide selection of wellness programs. This extensive spa facility features an indoor pool, relaxation area, sauna, steam room and soothing treatment rooms, while its outside areas include a meditation courtyard, a wellness garden of medicinal plants and a jungle-framed yoga shala. Four individual dining outlets are available, including an adults-only beach club, directly accessible from the beachfront on Playa de La Alcaidesa. The property's children’s programme reflects Spain's rural agricultural lifestyle and the influence of the ever-present land and sea. Family-friendly areas are a common feature, present throughout the resort and centred upon children from infancy to 12 years old with a focus on wellness and dining experiences. The impressive kids club complex comes complete with a farmhouse adventure playground, a wet splash zone and shallow pool. Teens are catered for through the presence of a dedicated area with beach volleyball, located close to the beach.

Services & Facilities

Three main swimming pools.

Shallow pool.

OKU Spa.

Wellness and kitchen garden.

Sports Club featuring four tennis courts, two padel courts and one multi-sport pitch.

Boutique concept store.

Kids' club and a dedicated teens' area.

Dining

Teyo

A Japanese and global fusion concept offering sharing-style small plates, vegetable grills, Robata meats, tempuras, salads and a raw menu of expertly-prepared sashimi, nigiri and sushi.

Open for dinner.

To Kima

An all-day poolside restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine with an Asian twist.

The menu features a selection of sharing dishes, light bites, fresh salads and poolside snacks.

The Terrace

A bar and restaurant open for breakfast and snacks throughout the day.

The Beach Club

Serves popular client fare next to the beach.

A separate pool area is reserved exclusively for adults, complete with DJ programmes and a beach bar.

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Additional documents required by tourists

If you enter the Schengen area as a tourist, you may need to provide additional documents at the border. As well as a valid return or onward ticket, when travelling to Spain you could be asked to show:

You have enough money for your stay
Proof of accommodation for your stay, for example:
A hotel booking confirmation
Proof of address if visiting your own property (such as second home)
An invitation or proof of address if staying with a third party, friends or family, such as a ‘carta de invitation’ completed by your hosts.