Plot in El Cuartón with sea and mountain views

The Costa de la Luz is the southernmost point of Europe and is washed by the Atlantic Ocean. Its name derives from the exceptionally bright sunlight, which shines here in every season and is reflected in a particularly striking way in its clear, immense sandy beaches and red sunsets.

Thanks to having remained free from mass tourism for many years and to its numerous protected natural areas, today we find a coast that is a true paradise: wide beaches with clean, powerful waves and endless dunes of the finest, lightest sand on the peninsula. Many are set in unspoiled, peaceful surroundings. Others, livelier, are equipped with first-class hotel complexes, marinas and golf courses, and offer a wide range of leisure activities. With its great natural wealth, the region also offers superb gourmet cuisine, delighting the palate with the finest fish and seafood, fantastic Iberian meats and excellent wines.

The Costa de la Luz also provides ideal conditions for sailing, water sports, surfing and paragliding, thanks to its favorable winds and mild climate, which make it possible to enjoy the sea at any time of year.

From Doñana National Park, past the unspoiled beaches of Huelva and Cádiz, the delightful Zahara de los Atunes and the ancient Roman settlement of Bolonia, we reach the surfers’ paradise of Tarifa, the southernmost point of the Iberian Peninsula and the place where the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea meet, opposite the African coast.