The Costa Chill-out of Cadiz

One of the best known beaches is La Barrosa, in Chiclana, where you can easily find DJ sessions organised by the locals. This beach continues onto La Loma del Puerco and Novo Sancti Petri. It is quieter and is known for its chill-out spots, with Bali beds waiting for you at sunset.Between the towns of Conil de la Frontera and Vejer de la Frontera there are 14 kilometres of relaxing beaches. There is one for every taste, from the little coves of Roche to the long stretch of unspoiled sand of El Palmar (about 5 kilometres long) with beach clubs and magical twilights. In terms of bars and restaurants in the area, there are the beach bars where you can eat on swings, relax on deck chairs or sofas while enjoying a cocktail at sunset, or spots on the beachfront with swimming pools. 

The Costa de la Luz is very busy in the warmer months and many businesses are only open from May to October. Also, every year new places open with captivating chill-out options.This area occasionally experiences strong winds, known locally as “viento de Levante”. If you want to go to the beach when the Levante wind is blowing - “hace Levante” - you can do so safely in the coves of Roche or Fuente del Gallo beach in Conil (sheltered by the cliffs). The “Levante” wind is often milder in La Barrosa (Chiclana) or the city of Cadiz and its beaches, such as La Caleta.