Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Huelva

The port of Huelva set out Christopher Columbus on his expedition to the New World, but after this historic event, the second attraction of this destination is probably its natural landscape. Unique experiences and unbeatable views await travelers Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Huelva between services that will satisfy even the most discerning of guests.

Towards the north of the city center is the chapel of the Nuestra Señora de la Cinta Sanctuarywhich dates back to the XV century and is characterized by its white facade, like those that dot the narrow streets up to the cathedral and its baroque facade. In the Plaza de las Monjas, flanked by palm trees, the iconic statue of Christopher Columbus rises up, watching the blue horizon.

The Costa de Luz This is a succession of beaches and small towns, located between the source of the Guadiana River - which serves as a border with Portugal - and the source of the Guadalquivir River, which separates Huelva from Cádiz. With fine sand, blue waters, dunes and pine forests, these coasts are popular with sailing, as the weather is always good.

Punta Umbría is one of the most popular beaches among visitors. It is surrounded by three protected natural areas: the Marismas del Odiel Reserve, the El Portil Lagoon Reserve and the Los Enebrales Nature Reserve, which is therefore a privileged ecotourism destination. In the setting of an unspoiled beach, the service designed for the finest detail of Barceló Hotels & Resorts in Huelva add the final touch to a day of sun and sea.

Ayamonte, also part of the Costa de la Luz, is another area highly recommended for its beaches, among which Isla Canela stands out. Seven kilometers of wetlands and dunes, completely transparent waters and historic places of interest that round off this holiday landscape.

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