Costa de la Luz

Oppdag Aljaraque i Huelva: nær portugisiske strender, Odiel-våtmarkene og dagsturer langs Costa de la Luz vest i Andalusia.

What Cartaya is really like: the sandbar beaches of El Rompido, Nuevo Portil’s Atlantic sands and Río Piedras nature.

What El Campillo is really like: a Riotinto mining town in Huelva, gateway to the red Río Tinto, the mining park and the Costa de la Luz.

What Los Barrios is really like: gateway to the Los Alcornocales cork forest and Palmones estuary, near the Strait of Gibraltar.

What Moguer is really like: home of Nobel poet Juan Ramón Jiménez and a Columbus port town, with Mudéjar convents on the Costa de la Luz.

What Almonte is really like: gateway to Doñana National Park and the El Rocío pilgrimage, with Matalascañas beach on the Costa de la Luz.

What Punta Umbria is really like: a sandy spit between ocean and estuary, pine-backed beaches and the Odiel marshes on the Costa de la Luz.

What Isla Cristina is really like: a great Atlantic fishing port, a famous carnival, marshland nature and long beaches on the Costa de la Luz.

What Ayamonte is really like: a Guadiana border town facing Portugal, whitewashed streets, Isla Canela beaches and a ferry to the Algarve.

What Chipiona is really like: Spain’s tallest lighthouse, the long Playa de Regla, the Regla sanctuary and Moscatel wine on the Costa de la Luz.