Holiday rentals & lettings in the Costa de la Luz

The Costa de la Luz: know the south-east of Andalusia

The Costa de la Luz comprises the waters that bathe the provinces of Cadiz and Huelva, so it stretches for many miles, reaching the border with Portugal. The whole coastline is dotted with small and paradisiacal towns such as Isla Canela, Mazagon or Conil de la Frontera, so you can enjoy here an unforgettable trip with holiday rentals. Jerez de la Frontera Airport is the one that allows the quickest access to the beaches of the Costa de la Luz. However, the bus and train connections with the provinces of Huelva and Cadiz also make it easy to reach them from other cities, such as Seville or Malaga.

The best areas to rent a letting in the Costa de la Luz

There are many interesting areas to rent a holiday letting on the Costa de la Luz for a weekend getaway. It all depends on the type of holiday you want to enjoy.

Costa de la Luz to practice water sports

If water sports are your thing, it's best to book a holiday rental at Tarifa, which also has many natural and monumental attractions in the area. You will have close proximity to the ocean and you can explore numerous beaches and enjoy water sports.

Costa de la Luz for families with children

If you are travelling with your family and you want to relax, we recommend that you rent a villa in Sotogrande in one of the most charming destinations in the region. It is located at the mouth of the Guadalquivir and with spectacular sunsets. Conil is also a good destination for families, as it is a charming white village where you can breathe tranquillity and nature in every corner. It is full of picturesque houses and equipped with all kinds of services. To enjoy a holiday with children in a residential destination, the tourist centres of Punta Umbria, Isla Cristina and El Rompido are a magnificent option. Alternatively, book a holiday letting in Vejer de la Frontera to live in the iconic white villages.

Costa de la Luz for cultural visits

If you are one of those travellers who enjoy cultural visits, the best option is to rent a letting in the centre of Cadiz, where you can visit the Cathedral of Santa Cruz and the Roman Theatre and enjoy wonderful beaches. However, El Puerto de Santa Maria is also an excellent destination for visiting monuments and has a privileged location for excursions to other localities in the area.

Costa de la Luz for those who want to have fun

If you are looking for a charming destination, choose Rota, synonymous with relaxation, leisure and fun.

The Costa de la Luz for outdoor sports lovers

The rentals close to the beach on the Costa de la Luz allow you to experience some sports that can hardly be enjoyed elsewhere. The weather conditions in the area make the beaches of towns such as Tarifa, the destination of choice for many surfers. The wind of the Strait of Gibraltar creates ideal conditions for windsurfing sports. In addition, diving is an activity that has become a major protagonist in areas such as the Bay of Cadiz and other nearby areas, thanks to the richness of a unique seabed.

The Costa de la Luz for golf fans

The Costa de la Luz has also dared to seduce golf lovers with a good number of first-class courses, including Club Campano, Costa Ballena Ocean Club and Club de Isla Canela. These courses have certifications to be used by all types of players, so they have the ideal environment to start in this sport or to improve skills in a quiet and beautiful area.

The Costa de la Luz for those looking for unique beaches

The Costa de la Luz has quite unique beaches where the sand dunes and vegetation of the area create environments difficult to find anywhere else. The unspoilt beaches of Bologna, the Lances beach in Tarifa, the beautiful Caleta of Cadiz or the beach of the Germans in Zahara de los Atunes are known for their natural charm. The beaches, besides being ideal for bathing, are also ideal for the practice of a wide variety of nautical activities, such as underwater fishing. The region also has a good number of hidden coves, much less frequented, and that will allow you to enjoy the sun and the sea surrounded by virgin natural places, far from urbanism. This makes them ideal for those who want to disconnect completely. Some of the best are Roche, Aceite, Tito Juan, Varadero and Frailecillo.

1. Meet the picturesque village of Setenil de las Bodegas
2. Visit the Cathedral of the Holy Cross
3. Disconnect everything in the most hidden coves
4. Travel to the past visiting its sites
5. Try their exquisite fish and seafood dishes

1. Meet the picturesque village of Setenil de las Bodegas

The province of Cadiz hides an unusual place: Setenil de las Bodegas. This village, which is part of the "Ruta de los Pueblos Blancos" (Route of the White Villages), has taken advantage of the cliffs and rocky outcrops to create its buildings. Its urban landscape is worth a visit that will not disappoint anyone. Also, if you have time, don't forget to visit other charming villages such as Arcos de la Frontera, El Bosque or Bornos, surrounded by the spectacular landscapes of the Sierra de Grazalema.

2. Visit the Cathedral of the Holy Cross

The cathedral of the city of Cadiz is one of those buildings that cannot be easily forgotten. Its beautiful and rich interior joins a completely white exterior topped by a golden dome, something that makes this cathedral a unique temple that can be seen from the beach itself. If you are a history enthusiast, take the three-hour trip from your villa in El Palmar (Andalusia).

3. Disconnect everything in the most hidden coves

Far away from agglomerations and conventional tourist scenarios are the coves of the Costa de la Luz. Places such as the Melchor Cove, the Dorada Cove or the Oil Cove are well worth a visit to discover unspoilt corners full of charm. It is true that access is not usually easy and that most of the time, it is necessary to walk for a while. However, the effort is worth it to enjoy beaches of such beauty in an environment of complete calm.

4. Travel to the past visiting its sites

Numerous cultures have passed through the Costa de la Luz, leaving remains that can be visited comfortably. The most important are the sites of Baelo Claudia, a Roman settlement of great importance in the past. The visit is completely free, except for foreigners, who must pay the ticket to enter. It's the perfect way to spend the day away from your holiday letting Costa de la Luz.

5. Try their exquisite fish and seafood dishes

The Costa de la Luz has an impressive gastronomic wealth. The sea breeze makes enjoying your freshly caught fish and seafood dishes an experience for all the senses. Don't miss the opportunity to try the sole, red mullet, sea bass, tuna, mackerel, razors, fine clams, chirlas, coquinas and, of course, the very famous Huelva prawns. The fried fish deserves a special mention, where the pointillitas, chocos and boquerones stand out.