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Resort Information for Costa De La Luz, spain
Holidays in Ayamonte, Costa De La Luz, Spain
- Lined with restaurants and bars, the fishing port and resort
of Ayamonte makes an ideal stopping place between Spain and Portugal.
With its attractive tiled plazas, remniscent of neighbouring Portugal,
lined with trees and restaurants and bars, the fishing port and resort
of Ayamonte makes an ideal stopping place between Spain and Portugal.
The centre is a good place to take a leisurely stroll, as many of its
narrow streets are pedestrianised. These link small, pretty plazas,
which are tucked away but full of busy pavement cafés and bars serving
great seafood characteristic of the Huelva Costa de la Luz. Visit the
elegant Plaza de la Laguna, for a good choice of eating places with
outdoor seating. Next to the main square, the Paseo de la Ribera, is the
harbour and further along is the ferry dock. In the old town is the
fifteenth-century Iglesia de San Salvador, worth a visit for its
memorable tower with superb views across to Portugal. There are similar
good views from the tower of the sixteenth-century San Francisco church
nearby.
Holidays in Chiclana de la Frontera,Costa de la Luz,Spain
- There are some amazing sandy beaches on the
Atlantic coast where you can spend a fantastic beach holiday
Chiclana de la Frontera is a large and bustling seaport, located south
of Cadiz Bay. It’s 25 kms from the historic city of Cadiz and about 6kms
inland from the coast. To the east is the Caño de Sancti Petri River –
it separates Chiclana from San Fernando and Cadiz. The idyllic island of
Sancti Petri lies on Chiclana’s Atlantic coast. The surrounding
landscape is flat, green, natural and untouched; it’s made up of
pinewoods and marshlands. There are some amazing sandy beaches on the
Atlantic coast where you can spend a fantastic beach holiday. Like most
places on the Costa de la Luz, Chiclana is bright. Its coastline and
facilities (hotels, bars, restaurants) have made it into a top quality
tourist destination for vacations in Spain. Chiclana has strong
associations with wine and wine culture. It was once, one of the most
important wine producing regions in Spain. Chiclana’s vineyards have
become popular tourist attractions. Wine lovers come from all over to
sample the product and learn about the history. Our wine making process
is very traditional; we’ve been using the same methods for centuries.
Holidays in Concil, Costa de la Luz, Spain
- This small town is fast becoming popular with summer tourists.
This small town is fast becoming popular with summer tourists. However,
it is still a typical Andalucian town with narrow cobbled streets, tapas
bars and an open air market at weekends and pavement cafes around the
main plazas.Another spectacular beach, a wide bay of brilliant yellow
sand stretching as far as the eye can see. Head for El Palmar beach for
a couple of excellent beach restaurants for lunch. One or two become
discotheques on hot summer nights.
Holidays in Costa Ballena, Costa de la Luz
- Costa Ballena - the perfect purpose built beach resort
Costa Ballena is a purpose built beach resort, located just a few
kilometres east of Chipiona on the Cádiz section of the Costa de la Luz.
The town has been carefully designed so that 62% of its surface area
consists of open spaces landscaped with 45,000 trees and shrubs. There
are no buildings over three storeys high and the residential zones
consist mainly of developments of apartments or town houses with
communal gardens, pools and/or tennis courts. There is a range of
shops, restaurants, services and sport and fitness facilities. The town
is built around an 18-hole
golf course (Photo - Costa Ballena Club de Golf) designed by José María
Olazabal, and a further 9 holes are currently under construction. There
are also opportunities for cycling, riding, bowling and tennis. There
are several interesting old towns close by : Chipiona, Rota (photo -
Town Hall) and Sanlúcar de Barrameda are within a few kilometres. They
are traditional fishing towns with whitewashed town centres and plenty
of restaurants and bars serving local produce. Flamenco music is a at
the heart of cultural life in this area and there are frequent fiestas
and events where you can enjoy the music and the atmosphere.
Holidays in El Puerto De Santa Maria, Costa de la Luz, Spain
- El Puerto de Santa María is a picturesque and lively Spanish town.
El Puerto de Santa María is a picturesque and lively Spanish town – town hall square) situated on the Costa de la Luz, 20 minutes across
the bay from Cádiz. It is located around the mouth of the river
Guadalete. This coastline is known as Costa de la Luz because of the
unusually clear and intense quality of the light. The town is an
important fishing port with a number of historic buildings including the
Castle where Christopher Columbus stayed, a palm lined alameda, a maze
of narrow bustling streets, a lively central market and a busy shopping
and commercial area. Puerto Sherry is located on Muralla Beach (named
after the old city walls which still stand at the western end of the
beach). It has a large marina and is a delightful place for a stroll or
to sit in a seafront bar and enjoy the view across e bay and out to the
Atlantic. Wonderful at sunset! The town’s principal activities by now
are the production of sherry and tourism. It is a popular resort with
Spanish people.
Holidays in Matalascanas, Costa de la Luz, Spain
- Matalascañas is a popular, modern resort, located in a beautiful area of
extensive coastal dunes and sandy beaches.
Matalascañas is a popular, modern resort, located in a beautiful area of
extensive coastal dunes and sandy beaches. Despite the village's
tasteless high-rise development, which is one of the worst along the
Huelva stretch of the Costa de la Luz, Matalascañas has some redeeming
features; namely, its beach and its proximity to the Parque Nacional de
Donaña. Its long and wide beach, the Playa de Castilla, extends for
40km from the Guadalquivir estuary southeast of Matalascañas to Mazagón
in the northeast. The best beach nearest the centre of Matalascañas is
at Torre de la Higuera, just west of the village. The main part of the
beach in Matalascañas itself has excellent facilities including
lifeguards, showers, hire of parasols and deckchairs. In the summer
there are many chiringuitos (beach bars). Running alongside the main
beach in the village is a 4km-long promenade, the Paseo Marítimo, lined
with good fish restaurants. All the way along the coast to Mazagón from
Matalascañas are stunning fossilized dunes, which you can explore on
foot in the Parque Dunar or at the Cuesta de Maneli.
Holidays in Novo Sancti Petri, Costa de la Luz, Spain
- Novo Sancti Petri is a complete resort complex, located on the Atlantic coast
Novo Sancti Petri is a complete resort complex, located on the Atlantic
coast, just a few kilometres south of Chiclana. It runs alongside La
Barrosa beach. The complex is surrounded by a stunning 36-hole golf
course, which was designed by Sevie Ballesteros. Players have nice sea
views from most parts of the course. You will find accomodation for a
relaxing vacation with your partner as well as for a pleasant family
holiday on the beach. Novo Sancti Petri is a great place for cycling;
the area is very flat and we even have a cycle track here (quite unique
for this part of Spain). There are plenty of restaurants, bars and
shops in the resort.
Holidays in Punta Umbria, Costa de la Luz, Spain
- A bisy beach and vibrant nightlife with loads of late-night bars
and clubs to choose from when the sun goes down.
Punta Umbria is the largest seaside town along the Huelva Costa de la
Luz. It's busy with beachgoers from Sevilla and Huelva city in the
summer, when there is a vibrant nightlife with loads of late-night bars
and clubs to choose from when the sun goes down. The beach nearest the
town, Playa La Mata Negra, is wide and sandy and has good facilities
including parasols and sun loungers for hire. There are lots of great
restaurants and bars along this stretch, many with views of the beach
and sea. Further away from the town towards La Bota beach is the
2km-long stretch of sand dunes, El Paraje Natural los Enebrales. Here it
is possible to find a more tranquil spot. You can reach it by the
footpath and cycleway that runs parallel to the beach.
Holidays in Tarifa, Spain
- Ten kilometres of white sandy beaches, unspoilt countryside and some of the best windsurfing conditions in Europe.
Ten kilometres of white sandy beaches, unspoilt countryside and some of
the best windsurfing conditions in Europe have established Tarifa as a
true surfers paradise. Just 11 km across the Straits of Gibraltar at its
narrowest point, this southern-most tip of Europe where the Med meets
the Atlantic Ocean, enjoys spectacular views of the Rif mountains of
Africa across the water. Tarifa's wild coastline attracts surfers and
nature-lovers alike. Just as famous for its birdwatching as its surfing,
there are endless opportunities to explore the rolling countryside.
Horse-riding, hang-gliding, kite-surfing, rock-climbing and diving to
name but a few. The narrow cobbled streets, tumbling jasmine and
beautiful wrought-iron rejas make Tarifa old town a charming place for a
stroll. The original castellated city walls of this ancient town are
tightly woven into the fabric of the whitewashed houses. However, much
of what we see today was constructed in the 18th Century. A pretty town
with a harbour with some bars cafes and restaurants, Tarifa is very
popular with couples and families.
