With 120 kilometers of coastline, in Huelva there are all kinds of beaches
Of Cinnamon Island , door to door with Portugal, to Matalascanas , the most urban beach of all and the Puerta del Parque de Doñana you will find a thousand reasons to let yourself be loved by the touch of the waves, more than 3,000 hours of sunshine a year and an average temperature of 18 degrees . And all this, in the shade of the pine trees.
Ayamonte.
At the mouth of the elusive Guadiana and looking at Portugal, the beaches of Ayamonte are characterized by their long horizons of water and sand , more than seven kilometers of marshes, dunes and spaces of incredible beauty.
1. Isla Canela beach. Marshes, pipes, sandbanks and dunes. don't miss the cinnamon tower of the 16th century, nor the possibility of getting there by bicycle along its bike lane that leaves from Ayamonte . If you go on skates you will also be welcome.
two. Punta del Moral beach. In the estuary of the river Carreras you will find a beach of sand and stones, with calm waters and a roman mausoleum of the fourth century.
3. Beach of the Haraganes. A curious system of dunes separates it from the Promenade So it's a quiet beach.
Punta Umbría, golden landscape
Isla Cristina and Lepe.
Two of the code names so that everyone understands that you have been in Huelva . But also eleven beaches where you can enjoy summer in all its authenticity: lunch box and mat, beer cold in the beach bar, little fish to perk up the stomach and lots of good vibes. Tourist but with character.
Four. Islantilla beach. Careful urban planning and heart attack views , especially from the cliffs of the Golf Club .
5. Redondela Beach. An appetizing promenade of dunes and pine forests separate this beach from the madding crowd. Ideal place if you want to be in family , but with all services covered.
6. Punta del Cayman beach. Also known as the seagulls , a winding inlet of sand where calm and discretion prevail.
7. Center Beach. This beach combines the best of both worlds, a fantastic promenade and a landscape of sand and pines full of authenticity. From this beach begins a labyrinthine walk among the pines where you can observe the best of the native fauna, starting with the chameleon.
8. Hole Beach. Isolated and quiet you can access by road or by a greenway. By the way, if you like night walks you will be able to walk to the sand accompanied by a lot of lampposts.
9. La Casita Azul beach. Yes, indeed there is a blue construction, but also almost 3 kilometers of sand with a moderate swell and all the facilities to enjoy with the family.
10. La Antilla Beach. don't miss the Catalan beacon tower , which dates back to the 16th century, and which lends all the charm of history to this stupendous sandy beach in the middle of the estuary of the Stone River.
eleven. Nueva Umbria Beach. perfect to do nudism . Almost twelve kilometers of virgin beach very close to the port of The Lump , lively, young and full of temptations to spend the night.
Islantilla Beach, happiness at sunset
Umbria Point.
Pine groves, junipers and junipers… an endless coastline and one of the most emblematic areas of Huelva . Miles of golden sand await you in a dreamlike landscape that takes on surreal overtones when you look at its british brush strokes . And it is that the area was rediscovered by the English miners who arrived in the 19th century and there are still traces of their passage. Especially in the River walk.
12. Punta Umbria beach. An old British seaside resort, it is the oceanic front of a small peninsula that infiltrates the sea through the immensity of the Odiel marshes.
13. El Portil Beach. Do not miss the jewel in the crown, the Natural Reserve of the Lagoon of the same name, an amazing lake formed by the irruption of a dune in the middle of a tributary.
14. The Boot Beach. Ideal for fishermen and much sought after by the Huelva people of the capital who seek their refuge here to enjoy the best of the coast with all the comforts.
fifteen. La Mata Negra beach. It is the continuation of Boot Beach , so if you like fishing, again you are in luck. Open blue sea and dunes to enjoy paradisiacal views.
16. Los Enebrales Beach. It is the spectacular exit to the sea of the Odiel Marshes , pines and junipers behind a giant dune rarely visited by tourists and much appreciated by naturists.
Grandiloquence is standard on Mazagón beach
Cartaya.
It is a privileged natural space open to the Ría de Piedras and perfect for navigation. Four kilometers of sand and pine forests where, above all, calm reigns.
17. El Rompido beach. A semi-urban and little-frequented beach, with a curious tongue of sand that is worth admiring from the top of its lookout.
18. San Miguel beach. famous from the Middle Ages This beach of sand and pine trees has managed to blend the elegant residential spaces that surround it without disturbing their artistic natural harmony.
19. New Portil beach. Halfway between the Natural Park of the Marismas del Río Piedra and La Flecha del Rompido, this forest of junipers and pines offers the best sunsets from its spectacular viewpoint.
They call it the Costa de la Luz for a reason
Palos de la Frontera and Moguer.
The coast advances, leaving behind a trail of calm sand and foam dotted with pine needles. The sea continues to give away blues and the landscape anticipates the proximity of Donana . Don't miss out on dining out Moguer either Sticks , two white villages that will surprise you with their authentic and colonial style and the richness of their gastronomy.
twenty. Mazagon beach. Traditionally familiar, for the quality of its services and the beauty of your surroundings Over time, its audience has increased. More and more people want to relax among pine trees looking at an infinite horizon.
twenty-one. Puente del Vigía beach. The old silhouette House of the Watcher , with its wooden bridge dedicated to fishing, and its almost intact natural environment makes this beach the perfect place to unwind. It is the continuation of Mazagon beach , but much less frequented.
22. El Parador Beach, Moguer. It is an almost virgin beach, at the foot of a cliff and between pine forests. Two kilometers of isolated sand to intimately enjoy the powerful presence of the Ocean. The view from the nearby Parador Cristóbal Colón is recommended.
Marine life on El Rompido beach
To the mountain.
It smells of fruit wine, sea foam, chamomile, powder and dew. Typical and proud of its customs, aware of unalterable Andalusian charm , its beaches are wide and calm, with white sand that seems to get lost in the infinite horizon of the Atlantic.
23. Torre del Loro beach. One of the quietest beaches, very close to the spectacular cliffs of asperillo . Perfect for walking and relaxing.
24. Castile Beach. One of the jewels in the crown and an open secret among the locals. More than 20 kilometers of isolated beach that runs through the silhouette of the Doñana Natural Park. get on the Asperillo Dune and get the photo you were looking for.
25. Matalascanas. A classic, especially for people from Madrid and Seville that by some unknown force gravitate around the many beach bars of this very entertaining beach.
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Dune vegetation on the beaches near Doñana