Complejo Turistico Los Veneros

Overview

Room Description: It has air-conditioned rooms or apartments with a private bathroom. Some have private balconies. All rooms and apartments come with a TV, and Wi-Fi is available.

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If you fancy spending your days wandering around a lively port, trying out superb restaurants and taking in some amazing views, a holiday to Huelva is a must!

Unknown to many, yet one of Spain’s provincial capitals, Huelva City on the Costa de la Luz offers a pleasant centre with an assortment of historical museums, a bustling port, a good selection of bars and restaurants and some stunning views.

There is a pedestrianised shopping area and palm lined square and as the city is quite compact, you can walk from one side to the other. Huelva City port is busy and the surrounding restaurants offer superb fish dishes. Huelva Province covers over ten thousand square kilometres and borders Portugal, the Spanish provinces of Badajoz, Seville and Cadiz, and the Mediterranean Sea.

The Northern Province of Huelva is part of the Sierra Morena mountain range where the beautiful Parque Natural Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche is located. Cheap holidays with lowcostholidays.com are based in the South Province of Huelva.

Once an island, the beach resort of Isla Cristina is 45 km from Huelva city and is a great place to relax and enjoy sea food cuisine while on your Costa de la Luz holiday. The fishing village of El Rompido is a tranquil and uncrowded spot, 8 km from the nearest town of Cartaya. A trip to the Parque Nacional de Donana must not be missed whilst in Costa de la Luz, well known for its huge variety of birds which are particularly amazing to watch during the migration season.

Incredible Costa De La Luz Beach Holidays

Nestled between the Portugese border and Spain’s Costa del Sol, is the Costa de la Luz or “Coast of Light”.

The sand is finer and more golden than Costa del Sol, and the beaches are generally more spread out and backed by sand dunes and pine trees. You can choose from natural, virgin beaches to others with facilities and infrastructure, from small isolated coves and fishing ports to beaches stretching for miles, and from family beaches to others more secluded.

The Costa de la Luz is 100 kilometres of sandy beach bliss with varied water sports opportunities, and you will not find the high-rise hotel developments of other areas, which makes holidays in Costa de la Luz a popular choice. There is a huge selection of water sports, golf, fishing, gliding and mountain biking, and the Bay of Cadiz annually hosts the “Tall Ships” regatta.