Long stays and remote work in Vélez de Benaudalla
A village with everyday life, the coast close by, and mild winters. What to check before you settle in for weeks.
✓ Facts checked on 8 November 2026
What the apartment offers for long stays
Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi with a good connection, according to the host. For an exact figure, ask for a recent speed test.
Space
84 m² duplex with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, terrace, balcony and garden: room to separate work and rest.
Daily life
Fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, pets welcome at no extra charge, public car park nearby.
Living in the village
Vélez de Benaudalla is a working village rather than a resort, with its own shops and bars. Larger supermarkets and services are in Motril, on the coast.
Winters on the coast are mild (average highs around 17–19 °C in Motril from December to February), which makes the area popular for winter stays. It is also the rainiest season.
Practical and administrative points
For stays of a month or more, write to RentitSpain ([email protected]) to discuss dates and conditions; bookings remain through the official platforms.
Spain offers an international teleworker visa for non-EU nationals. Conditions change: check the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs or your consulate rather than relying on third-party summaries.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Wi-Fi good enough for video calls?
Wi-Fi is free and, according to the host, the connection is good. If your work depends on a specific speed, ask for a speed test before booking.
Can I book a month or more?
Contact RentitSpain to discuss long stays. Bookings are made through the official Airbnb and Booking.com listings.
Do I need a visa to work remotely from Spain?
EU citizens do not need a visa. Non-EU nationals should check the official international teleworker visa conditions with the Spanish authorities.