Wakacje Costa de la Luz - holidays and trips
In brief
- Coast of Light with wide, golden beaches, going on for many kilometers
- Pueblos Blancos - atmospheric white villages
- green hills, wild beaches and undiscovered coves
- excellent tapas and the famous sherry from Jerez de la Frontera
- golf courses in Isla Canela
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All Inclusive (9) Holidays (13)Hotel Hipotels Flamenco Conil Costa de la Luz
- right next to a sandy beach
- swimming pool overlooking the sea
- comfortable and bright rooms
- friendly and helpful staff
Hotel Fuerte Conil-Resort Costa de la Luz
- 4 swimming pools, including 1 on the roof
- surrounded by a large green garden
- walking distance from the beach
- friendly and helpful staff
Hotel Hipotels Gran Conil Costa de la Luz
- 3 mini clubs
- heated swimming pool in the spa center
- tasty cuisine based on local products
- spacious and functional rooms
Hotel Best Costa Ballena Costa de la Luz
- right next to a sandy beach
- several pools, a water playground for children
- restaurant and 2 bars, including one by the pool
- spacious and comfortable rooms
Hotel Playaballena Costa de la Luz
- close to a sandy beach
- animations and mini-club for children
- comfortable rooms
- tasty cuisine
Hotel Elba Costa Ballena Costa de la Luz
- right next to a sandy beach
- 3 restaurants and 3 bars
- in a quiet and peaceful area
- family animations, mini-club
Hotel Iberostar Selection Andalucía Playa Costa de la Luz
- right next to a sandy beach
- picturesque sea views
- great service
- Iberostar chain
Hotel Playacanela Costa de la Luz
- swimming pool with 2 slides
- close to a sandy beach
- restaurant and 2 bars, including by the pool
- unique interiors in an oriental style
Puerto Antilla Grand Hotel Costa de la Luz
- close to a sandy beach
- 4 swimming pools, including an indoor
- mini-club, animations and a paddling pool for children
- fantastic sea views
Hotel Occidental Isla Cristina (ex. Barceló Isla Cristina) Costa de la Luz
- family holiday
- close to the sandy beach
- spacious rooms
- swimming pool adapted for the handicapped
- Barceló chain
- Itaka’s Sail
Hotel Barceló Isla Canela Costa de la Luz
- recommended for couples
- close to a sandy beach
- tasteful rooms
- "Q" quality certificate
- professional service and service
- Barceló chain
- Itaka's Sail
Hotel Barceló Punta Umbria Beach Resort Costa de la Luz
- family holidays
- animations, mini club
- spacious rooms
- close to a sandy beach
- Barceló chain
- Itaka's Sail
Hotel Barceló Punta Umbria Mar Costa de la Luz
- show cooking at the Los Enebrales restaurant
- interesting architecture
- quality awarded with a certificate
- by a beautiful, sandy beach
- tasty and varied cuisine
- animations for adults and children
- Barceló chain
- Ithaca's Sail
Wonderful beaches of golden sand and beautiful shells, sand dunes, coves, low hills and orange groves equal a holiday away from the hustle and bustle. In Costa de la Luz - the Coast of Light, where the sun shines 310 days a year.
Costa de la Luz extends along the Atlantic, from the Strait of Gibraltar to the Portuguese border. It is primarily located in the province of Huelva, on the south coast of the Spanish region of Andalusia, which offers everything that is most commonly associated with Spain. Wide and sandy beaches, friendly and professional service, as well as an excellent standard of hotels makes it difficult to leave this unique place. In Andalusia you can find everything that is the best and most interesting in Spain: great food - delicious tapas and "jamón iberico" ham, the most famous sherry from Jerez de la Frontera. Flamenco and castanets were born here, the tradition of folk entertainment and fetes originate from here, even the corrida.
The coast is more peaceful compared to the vibrant Costa del Sol, there aren't endless rows of hotels and crowds on the beaches. Controlling the purchase of land and investments causes that only here, especially in the province of Huelva, where the hotels offered by us are located, can you still find endless, and wild coasts, with plenty of golden sand beaches. Driving along the Costa de la Luz coastline, we have the impression that we are in another, better, world - the small green hills, orange groves, Storks' nests, numerous coves and wild dunes. The wonderful climate with an average annual temperature of 23°C promotes relaxation, away from the hustle and bustle of big cities and crowds on the beaches.
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Pilot: tourists are looked after by a Polish resident, whose tasks include help upon arrival, departure and stay, as well as registration for local trips.
Flight duration: Warsaw-Faro - approx. 4.5h.
Local time: GMT+1.
Language: Spanish
Voltage: 220 V.
Currency: Euro (EUR).
Prices in the hotel and restaurants: lunch – approx. 15 EUR, beer – approx. 2 EUR, wine – approx. 6 EUR, mineral water – approx. 1.5 EUR, coffee – approx. 1-2 EUR.
Prices in the shops: water 1.5 l – approx. 0.50 EUR, beer – approx. 1 EUR, juice 1 l – approx. 0.70 EUR. Car rental: from approx. 70 EUR/day; 1 litre petrol - approx. 1.5 EUR.
Transport: taxi - approx. 8 EUR, city bus - approx. 1.5 EUR (distance approx. 10 km).
Beaches: free; sunbed and umbrella rental – from approx. 8 EUR/day. Umbrella purchase – approx. 18 EUR.
Local trips: organised by local tourist agencies on terms specified by them. There is a possibility that, if there are too few participants, a trip may be canceled.
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Gibraltar — it is a peninsula of the length of only 6 km It is perceived as one of the most strategic points in the world, and - as a duty-free zone - it is ideal for shopping. Take a minibus ride around the city and drive up the Rock of Gibraltar, from where there is a wonderful view of the Strait of Gibraltar and the Atlas mountains on the African continent. On the rock a stop at Europa Point and St. Michael's Cave, as well as an opportunity to see unusual monkeys - Gibraltar macaques. Then free time for a meal and shopping in the duty-free zone. Day trip. Price - approx. 79 EUR.
Seville — a coach ride to Seville. Starting a sightseeing from a drive along the Maria Luisa Park and pavilions built for the Ibero-American Exposition in 1929. Visit to the Spain Square - a palace and garden complex with ceramic decorations, which is a flagship of the city. Free time for taking photos. Then, a walk along the old Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz, full of picturesque alleys, and a visit to the Gothic cathedral. Free time for lunch, shopping or further sightseeing (2.00 - 5.00 p.m.). It is worth seeing Alkazar - the royal palace, which is an excellent example of mudéjar style architecture with beautiful gardens, richly decorated halls and original ornaments. Next to Alkazar there is the Main Archive of India (free entrance) and bullfight arena. You can also take a one-hour cruise on the Guadalquivir River or a carriage ride through the old town. Meeting in a designated place and return to hotels. Price - approx. 59 EUR.
Shopping in Seville — drive to Seville and stop at the Golden Tower located on the bank of the Guadalquivir River. The building used to function as a chapel and a prison, today it houses the Maritime Museum. Free time for sightseeing and shopping (6 hours). It is worthwhile to see the main monuments of Seville, such as the Cathedral of Saint Mary - the largest and one of the most magnificent Gothic churches in the world, the Royal Palace of Alkazar with beautiful gardens and charming corners, the old Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz. It is also worth seeing the Spain Square, which is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city and was the scenery of films such as "Lawrence from Arabia" or "Star Wars". Meeting in a designated place and return to hotels. Price - approx. 30 EUR.
In the footsteps of Columbus — of all the places in Spain, Christopher Columbus chose Costa de la Luz to plan his trip to India. For several years he lived in a 15th-century Franciscan monastery, La Rabida, where the only figurine of Our Lady crowned by Pope John Paul II in all of Spain is located. From the nearby Palos de la Frontera, Columbus set out on his three ships to conquer the New World. 1:1 replicas of the ships: Santa Maria, Pinta and Nina can be admired in the Marine Museum, where there is also a miniature of Palos village and the island which Columbus' crew saw as the first. Price - approx. 35 EUR.
Algarve — drive to Portugal over a bridge built on the River Guadiana towards Loulé. A visit to the popular city bazaar, the chapel of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary and a walk around the medieval Castle. Then visit to the village of Albufeira, a former fishing village and now the tourist capital of the region. Free time for a meal, shopping or sunbathing. On the way back a visit to Vila Real de Santo António, a town considered to be a "shopping paradise". At the end, organized will be a ferry crossing over the Guadiana River, which marks the natural border between Spain and Portugal. Day trip. Price - approx. 46 EUR.
Huelva — a panoramic tour of the center of Huelva, during which you will be able to see the most important places, streets and monuments of the city, such as the cathedral, university, the English district of Queen Victoria, or the old Casa Colón hotel. Then free time in the city center for shopping, further sightseeing or a meal. Half-day trip. Price - approx. 25 EUR.
Andalusian traditions — the trip begins with a visit to one of the best in the area husbandry of fighting bulls and hot-blooded Andalusian horses, where you can admire these amazing symbols of Andalusia from up close. Then, a drive to the bodega, where the local delicacy Vino de Naranja is produced - an orange wine, wine tasting. Free time for lunch. In the afternoon, a visit to the town of El Rocio with the Sanctuary of the Virgen del Rocio - the destination of one of the most important religious pilgrimages in Spain, which was also visited by Pope John Paul II in 1993. Day trip. Price - approx. 59 EUR.
Local excursions are organized by local travel agencies under the conditions fixed by them. It's possible to disorganize trips due to low number of applicants.
Gibraltar — it is a peninsula of the length of only 6 km It is perceived as one of the most strategic points in the world, and - as a duty-free zone - it is ideal for shopping. Take a minibus ride around the city and drive up the Rock of Gibraltar, from where there is a wonderful view of the Strait of Gibraltar and the Atlas mountains on the African continent. On the rock a stop at Europa Point and St. Michael's Cave, as well as an opportunity to see unusual monkeys - Gibraltar macaques. Then free time for a meal and shopping in the duty-free zone. Day trip. Price - approx. 79 EUR.
Seville — a coach ride to Seville. Starting a sightseeing from a drive along the Maria Luisa Park and pavilions built for the Ibero-American Exposition in 1929. Visit to the Spain Square - a palace and garden complex with ceramic decorations, which is a flagship of the city. Free time for taking photos. Then, a walk along the old Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz, full of picturesque alleys, and a visit to the Gothic cathedral. Free time for lunch, shopping or further sightseeing (2.00 - 5.00 p.m.). It is worth seeing Alkazar - the royal palace, which is an excellent example of mudéjar style architecture with beautiful gardens, richly decorated halls and original ornaments. Next to Alkazar there is the Main Archive of India (free entrance) and bullfight arena. You can also take a one-hour cruise on the Guadalquivir River or a carriage ride through the old town. Meeting in a designated place and return to hotels. Price - approx. 59 EUR.
Shopping in Seville — drive to Seville and stop at the Golden Tower located on the bank of the Guadalquivir River. The building used to function as a chapel and a prison, today it houses the Maritime Museum. Free time for sightseeing and shopping (6 hours). It is worthwhile to see the main monuments of Seville, such as the Cathedral of Saint Mary - the largest and one of the most magnificent Gothic churches in the world, the Royal Palace of Alkazar with beautiful gardens and charming corners, the old Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz. It is also worth seeing the Spain Square, which is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city and was the scenery of films such as "Lawrence from Arabia" or "Star Wars". Meeting in a designated place and return to hotels. Price - approx. 30 EUR.
In the footsteps of Columbus — of all the places in Spain, Christopher Columbus chose Costa de la Luz to plan his trip to India. For several years he lived in a 15th-century Franciscan monastery, La Rabida, where the only figurine of Our Lady crowned by Pope John Paul II in all of Spain is located. From the nearby Palos de la Frontera, Columbus set out on his three ships to conquer the New World. 1:1 replicas of the ships: Santa Maria, Pinta and Nina can be admired in the Marine Museum, where there is also a miniature of Palos village and the island which Columbus' crew saw as the first. Price - approx. 35 EUR.
Algarve — drive to Portugal over a bridge built on the River Guadiana towards Loulé. A visit to the popular city bazaar, the chapel of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary and a walk around the medieval Castle. Then visit to the village of Albufeira, a former fishing village and now the tourist capital of the region. Free time for a meal, shopping or sunbathing. On the way back a visit to Vila Real de Santo António, a town considered to be a "shopping paradise". At the end, organized will be a ferry crossing over the Guadiana River, which marks the natural border between Spain and Portugal. Day trip. Price - approx. 46 EUR.
Huelva — a panoramic tour of the center of Huelva, during which you will be able to see the most important places, streets and monuments of the city, such as the cathedral, university, the English district of Queen Victoria, or the old Casa Colón hotel. Then free time in the city center for shopping, further sightseeing or a meal. Half-day trip. Price - approx. 25 EUR.
Andalusian traditions — the trip begins with a visit to one of the best in the area husbandry of fighting bulls and hot-blooded Andalusian horses, where you can admire these amazing symbols of Andalusia from up close. Then, a drive to the bodega, where the local delicacy Vino de Naranja is produced - an orange wine, wine tasting. Free time for lunch. In the afternoon, a visit to the town of El Rocio with the Sanctuary of the Virgen del Rocio - the destination of one of the most important religious pilgrimages in Spain, which was also visited by Pope John Paul II in 1993. Day trip. Price - approx. 59 EUR.
Local excursions are organized by local travel agencies under the conditions fixed by them. It's possible to disorganize trips due to low number of applicants.