Costa de la Luz Route 2026

Picture-perfect sunsets along the Atlantic coast, from the endless beaches of Cádiz to Ayamonte, with a stop in Mazagón, right in the heart of the Doñana paradise.Day 1. Parador de Cádiz. Light, magic, and joy. In a nutshell, that’s what they call “La Tacita de Plata,” one of the oldest cities in the Western world. A labyrinthine city of narrow streets opening onto the Atlantic, where Baroque palaces and Indian-style buildings coexist harmoniously with the Parador’s exceptional modern architecture.Day 2. Parador de Mazagón. On the way through the province of Huelva, a mandatory stop is in Jerez de la Frontera to visit one of its famous wineries and taste “the bottled sun of Andalusia.” And since the Doñana National Park’s conservation measures require a detour through Seville, if you have time, you can make a stop in the historic city of Seville, with its Giralda and Torre del Oro.Day 3. Heading west, we arrive in Ayamonte, the final stop on this route along the Costa de la Luz. It’s a place to rest and relax, where you can enjoy the mouth of the Guadiana River and beaches like Isla Canela or Punta del Moral—beautiful stretches of sand where dunes define the landscape and its surroundings.**Bed and breakfast itinerary from January to April and from November to December. Price per person in a standard double room.The route includes: three nights' accommodation in a standard double room on the selected board basis (bed and breakfast or half board).The route does not include: transportation, which is at the customer's own expense, nor visits or entrance fees to monuments or places of interest (the information provided is for guidance purposes only).