Costa de Luz

Known as the 'Spanish Algarve' Costa de la Luz has beautiful weather and white sandy beaches and is close to the Portugese border

Costa de la Luz comprises sun and sand; the rivers flow in channels before reaching the sea; water and earth combine in the swamps, estuaries and salt mines. Its name comes from a bright, vivid light that highlights the comeliness of its streets, the whitewash of its walls, the golden hue of the dunes and the reflection of the silver sea, the only greyish tint in this land of colour.

Inland you will find varied landscapes of wild sierras, fertile countryside, pastures of fighting bulls, world-renowned vineyards and hidden villages where time passes slowly by. Spring brings with it an explosion of flowers, fiestas and processions; winter, mild and sunny, attracts millions of birds to the area.

The infinite beaches of Costa de la Luz  lined by pine groves, form an arch from Ayamonte to Tarifa, from the mouth of the Guadiana River to the Strait of Gibraltar.
The Costa de la Luz in Huelva runs from the mouth of the Guadiana River, the border between Spain and Portugal, to the mouth of the Guadalquivir River, which separates the province of Cadiz Huelva. Also in Heulva there is a fantastic Aquopolis Water Park, an ideal place to cool off and have some great family fun!

In this zone lies a series of wide beaches of white sand where they join and combine the water, dunes and pine forests, offering visitors from a lively atmosphere in areas fully equipped to wild places and solitary.

The coast of Huelva, which has numerous marinas, has the best conditions for practicing sailing, thanks to the fair weather you can enjoy the sea at any time of year.