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HUELVA
Between the
Guadiana
and the
Guadalquivir,
more than 120
kilometres
of golden
beaches offer a
haven of calm
and unspoilt
nature
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1.- Mazagón Beach
2.- Isla Cristina, Punta del Caiman Beach
3.- El Rocío Church
4.- Aerial view of Punta Umbría
Sun and beach:
A dreamlike coastline
If there’s one thing that defines the Huelva coast-
line, it’s the sense of space. No crowds, no skys-
crapers. More than 120 kilometres of wide, golden,
unspoilt beaches stretch between the Guadiana
and Guadalquivir rivers, bathed by clean waters
and open to the Atlantic.
Isla Canela, Isla Cristina, Punta Umbría, Mata-
lascañas… each beach has its own character, but
they all share a gentle rhythm—perfect for those
seeking to disconnect. They are ideal for families,
for evening walks, water sports, or simply lying in
the sun without a care in the world.
Tourist infrastructure is excellent, yet it doesn’t dis-
turb the harmony of the surroundings. Quality ho-
tels, charming restaurants, well-kept beach bars,
and protected natural areas such as the Marismas
del Odiel—a true haven for birdwatchers—exist in
balance. It’s hard to imagine a destination where
tranquillity and comfort are so perfectly combined.