Huelva immense. 4 places to enjoy the province famous for its meadows

The first place is its more than 120 kilometers of Costa de la Luz. With natural beaches such as those of Punta Umbría, the incredibly quiet beaches of Isla Cristina and other long and perfect beaches to enjoy with the family such as Matalascañas. 

Its nature is another reason to visit Huelva, thanks to its great biodiversity, apart from its famous pastures. Between the Doñana Natural Park, the Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche and the Marshes of the Odiel River, you can enjoy incredible fauna and flora. Without forgetting the old Riotinto mines, a reddish landscape truly unique in the world. 

But Huelva is also small white towns, like Aracena, with its castle, its church and the incredible Grotto of Wonders. You also cannot miss what is surely its best-known town, El Rocío, where the most famous pilgrimage in the country is celebrated. You should also visit its capital, where you will find the Muelle de las Carabelas, a museum with exact replicas of the ships used by Christopher Columbus in 1492.

Finally, a gastronomy full of contrasts, Iberian cured ham and white prawns playing a lead role, the best from the land and the best from the sea in the Restaurante Azabache in Huelva or the Restaurante El Peñiscón in Punta Umbría. And you cannot leave without trying some wine from the Condado de Huelva Denomination of Origin, of the highest quality and at affordable prices.

If you would love to visit the province of Huelva, you already know where to start.