These are some of the most beautiful beaches in Huelva that you cannot miss if you are going to spend a few days in this Andalusian province. You will love them!
Islantilla Beach
The beautiful one Islantilla beach It extends between two municipalities in Huelva: Lepe and Isla Cristina. It is a sandy area where the waves Blue Flag and the badge Q for Tourism Qualitywith calm waters and a pleasant promenade. It is a accessible beach perfect for families, from which you can also enjoy a beautiful sunset.
On Islantilla beach, 1,400 metres long, there is no shortage of hammocks, toilets, showers and lifeguard services. In its surroundings there are various water sports schoolssuch as sailing schools, so you can rent equipment or sign up for the class, course or sea baptism you want. And if you fancy a drink, there is a bar beach bars and bars on the beach.
The Antilla
In the municipality of Lepe is another of the most beautiful sandy beaches in Huelva: the La Antilla beachwhich borders Islantilla beach. It also has all the services to spend a wonderful day of sun and sea, such as lifeguards, cleaning and tourist information. There are three kilometers of beach, with waters of moderate waves, where the whole family can have fun. But if there is something that gives a really special touch to the beach of La Antilla, it is the traditional fishermen’s boats who go out to fish with their fishing boats, preserving the charm of a seaside town.
Isla Canela Beach
In Ayamonte Don’t miss the Isla Canela beachThis natural enclave is beautiful, since it is located in the mouth of the Guadiana River. In addition to the beach you can walk between marshes, dunes and reed bedswhich is why you will love this endless six-kilometre long sandy beach, perfect for nature lovers. And remember that it is an ideal location for practising sports such as paddle-surfing and windsurfing.
Cuesta Maneli Beach (Almonte)
In the vicinity of the Natural Monument of the Asperillo Cliffin the municipality of Almonteone more of the most beautiful beaches in Huelva. It is not strange if we take into account that it is in the Doñana National Parkmaking it perfect for those looking for wild sandbanks with few people.
We refer to the Cuesta Maneli beachTo get there you must follow the one and a half kilometer path of the same name. If you have time, stay to see the sunset in it, because it is one of the most special in the province. And do not forget that it is one of the beaches of Huelva with more nudist tradition.
The Portil
Another of those endless beaches, where you can spend a wonderful day enjoying a natural space unique, is that of The Portilbetween Cartaya and Punta Umbría. Located in the heart of El Portil Lagoon Nature Reserveyou can choose between staying in the wildest area, close to the mouth of the Piedras River or in the vicinity of Punta Umbría, where you will have all the services you need at hand.
Please note that this is where the popular tongue of sand called the Arrow of the Brokenwhich was formed after the Lisbon earthquake in the 18th century. There are boarding points where you can board a boat to get close to the Arrow. So don’t forget the smartphone or the camera, because you are sure to use them.
Matalascañas
Matalascañas It is one of the most famous beaches in the province of Huelva, and also one of the most beautiful. It is usually very crowded, because it is the closest to Seville, but it is a huge sandy beach with crystal-clear waters and some areas are wilder than others. You will only have to move away from the more urban area if you want more tranquility.
In Matalascañas is located the so-called Plugwhich is nothing more than the remains that still persist of the Fig Tree Towerafter the tsunami that caused the Lisbon earthquake in the 18th century devastated these shores. It is a perfect place to practice sports such as surfing and the windsurfwalk to the Matalascañas lighthouse and play in one of the golf courses close to the beach.
