Things to do in Huelva

If there were one word to describe Huelva province it would be ‘diverse’. With its multitude of beaches, vast natural spaces dotted with little whitewashed villages Huelva is the perfect place to lose yourself in for a few days.

Surrounded by marshlands teeming with wildlife and some of the best beaches on the Costa de la Luz, the seaside town of Isla Cristina will surely win you over as it has thousands of visitors before.

The province of Huelva holds wonderful secrets that are easily discovered if you know how. Here you’ll find 6 not-to-be-missed activities to help you get the most from your stay.

Tradition, culture, history, beautiful wetlands, great food… Read on for our pick of the best that the city of Huelva has to offer.

Idyllic beaches, wetlands and golden sand dunes all await on the natural paradise that is Isla Canela.

Punta Umbría is blessed with kilometres of pristine beaches, quaint fishing villages and vast open spaces the likes of which are found only in fairy tales. All of which make for the perfect place to get away from it all.

Located next to the mouth of the Guadiana River, Ayamonte has a wide range of attractions on offer, from long seductive beaches and bustling ports to fine art, delicious cuisine and charming hotels.

Where there’s good source material, you’re sure to eat rich and regal. No two ways about that. And no better proof than Huelva, where there are restaurants galore, for every taste and pocket size.

Aracena’s castle may not be as famous as its ‘Grotto of Marvels’, but thanks to its beauty and the rich history behind its construction, it’s slowly becoming one of Aracena’s most popular attractions.

Right in the centre of Aracena you will find the entrance to one of the most spectacular caves in Spain: the Grotto of Marvels.