The longest beaches in Andalusia to enjoy a quiet summer
Get ready to discover the largest and quietest beaches in Andalusia. Ideal to immerse yourself in a world of tranquillity, and get a break from your daily routine.
Doñana beach is the longest beach in Spain.
Located in Doñana National Park, which has been a Biosphere Reserve since 1980, Doñana beach will surprise you as it is a 28-kilometre-long unspoilt paradise. A landscape of sea and dunes. A natural wonder. Fine and golden sand. Perfect to get away from it all and find yourself at the same time.
Nueva Umbría beach, a diamond in the rough.
After a beautiful ferry ride, you will see a veritable natural gem appear before your eyes: Nueva Umbría beach. Unspoilt. Exotic. 12 kilometres of fine sand. Ideal for sinking your feet into the sand. And going for a walk in the Odiel Marsh Nature Area. And just allowing yourself to relax.
El Palmar beach, with a "Q” for Tourist Quality certification.
3 kilometres of crystal-clear waters. You can go surfing. You can soak up the sun. And just relax and let time go by. Listening to the sound of the waves. With no noise. No buildings. No roads. Just a lovely white village nearby – Vejer de la Frontera.
Levante beach, a secret and secluded spot.
4 kilometres of pure relaxation. Fine sand. And abundant fauna and flora. Located in El Puerto de Santa María, Cadiz, also known as Los Toruños, Levante beach, with its beautiful narrow paths, will win you over. Botanical routes. And the spectacular Bay of Cadiz Nature Reserve.
Isla Canela, the beach is its treasure.
Located in Huelva, a few miles from Ayamonte, you can find a beautiful town with a seafaring tradition: Isla Canela beach. You're sure to love this peaceful paradise with its stunning marshes, extensive sandbanks, and long rivers like the Guadiana.
