Casa Abajo is, true to description, a stone's throw from the beach and we loved coming back from our swim to a good shower (excellent water pressure, btw). The a/c unit in the living room, together with the fans in the bedrooms, meant it was cool enough to sleep at night. It was a cosy place to stay, the communication with the host and her local housekeeper was quick and easy.There are 20-odd steps from the gate up to the terrace - these are visible from the website photos so no surprises there. We were surprised, though, that in mid-late September it was still tricky to find a parking space outside; however, there is a large overspill carpark down the road, opposite the Osprey Hotel. Speaking of which, we would recommend the Osprey's Nest, a terrace-restaurant on the 3rd floor: the menu is limited but the food is excellent. Which sadly cannot be said for the 2 beach bars that were open during our stay - even their coffee left much to be desired, but the villa's Dolce Gusto machine was up to the task. We had a couple of lunches up in the village itself, where there are several good bars and restaurants.We happened to be staying during the local fiesta week, and the villa's terrace afforded us a ringside seat of the equine "jaleo" proceedings on and by the beach. It was also the perfect people-watching spot. A quiet, relaxing holiday for these lazy octogenarians!