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At the Hotel Barcelo Isla Canela, relaxation is firmly on the menu. The hotel is situated in a quiet spot overlooking Canela Beach. However, should you want to be in the heart of the action on the mainland, Ayamonte is only six kilometres away, and a local bus can take you from directly outside the hotel. The hotel is styled like an Andalusian village with low-level buildings, terracotta roofs and courtyards. The outdoor pool is surrounded by flowering gardens and terraces with sun loungers. In the evening, the outdoor and indoor bars host live music and entertainment options from singers to guitarists and flamenco dancers.
Costa de la Luz holidays have been popular with Spanish holidaymakers for decades but they’ve also recently become popular with Brits looking for an authentic Spanish break. The area is known for its ecological importance and beauty. This makes holidays to Costa de la Luz perfect for those looking to enjoy some Spanish culture and explore surrounding protected national parks and waterways. Isla Canela, where you’ll find the Hotel Barcelo Isla Canela, is perfect if you love long coastal walks, while Punta Umbria is enclosed by three nature reserves. Whatever you’re looking for, Costa de la Luz has a resort to suit you.
Isla Canela is the perfect spot if you’re looking for a relaxing retreat. A seven kilometre beach stretches right the way to the Portuguese coast. Here, the waters are calm enough for you to take a dip but the wind still keeps sailors entertained. Isla Canela is connected to the mainland by a bridge, so you’re always close to the action. The marine life located below the water is great for many nature lovers to explore but many also head to Ayamonte, only 15 minutes away. Here you’ll find Marismas de Isla Cristina, a national park that hosts rare birds and can be explored on horseback.
Although it's not as well-known as some of the other towns that are frequented by those heading on holidays to Costa de la Luz, Isla Canela offers a calmer alternative to its more famous neighbours. Formerly a vibrant fishing town, the island is today a laid-back and relaxing tourist resort sandwiched between crystalline waters in front and beautiful marshland behind.
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At the Hotel Barcelo Isla Canela, relaxation is firmly on the menu. The hotel is situated in a quiet spot overlooking Canela Beach. However, should you want to be in the heart of the action on the mainland, Ayamonte is only six kilometres away, and a local bus can take you from directly outside the hotel. The hotel is styled like an Andalusian village with low-level buildings, terracotta roofs and courtyards. The outdoor pool is surrounded by flowering gardens and terraces with sun loungers. In the evening, the outdoor and indoor bars host live music and entertainment options from singers to guitarists and flamenco dancers.
Costa de la Luz holidays have been popular with Spanish holidaymakers for decades but they’ve also recently become popular with Brits looking for an authentic Spanish break. The area is known for its ecological importance and beauty. This makes holidays to Costa de la Luz perfect for those looking to enjoy some Spanish culture and explore surrounding protected national parks and waterways. Isla Canela, where you’ll find the Hotel Barcelo Isla Canela, is perfect if you love long coastal walks, while Punta Umbria is enclosed by three nature reserves. Whatever you’re looking for, Costa de la Luz has a resort to suit you.
Isla Canela is the perfect spot if you’re looking for a relaxing retreat. A seven kilometre beach stretches right the way to the Portuguese coast. Here, the waters are calm enough for you to take a dip but the wind still keeps sailors entertained. Isla Canela is connected to the mainland by a bridge, so you’re always close to the action. The marine life located below the water is great for many nature lovers to explore but many also head to Ayamonte, only 15 minutes away. Here you’ll find Marismas de Isla Cristina, a national park that hosts rare birds and can be explored on horseback.
Although it's not as well-known as some of the other towns that are frequented by those heading on holidays to Costa de la Luz, Isla Canela offers a calmer alternative to its more famous neighbours. Formerly a vibrant fishing town, the island is today a laid-back and relaxing tourist resort sandwiched between crystalline waters in front and beautiful marshland behind.
Items marked with * incur extra charges which are payable locally.
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