Sandy Beaches of the Cadiz Coast
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Cadiz is located in the southern part of Spain and is washed by the Atlantic Ocean. It boasts unforgettable beaches known worldwide. No matter which beach you visit, you will have an extraordinary experience sunbathing, doing water sports, visiting ancient ruins, or tasting famous tapas. The Barceló Costa Ballena Golf & Spa hotel is located in the heart of the Costa de la Luz between Rota and Chipiona. It is the best accommodation to choose if you decide to visit the famous Cadiz beaches.
It is hard to name the best sandy beach in the Cadiz area. However, let us learn about the two most popular locations.
La Caleta Beach
La Caleta Beach must be number one on any traveller’s list if they decide to explore sandy beaches near Cadiz. The beach is conveniently located within the old city centre and has seen many historical events. It used to be a port for the Romans, Carthaginians, and Phoenicians.
Nowadays, travellers can enjoy its marvellous seaside and swim in the warm and transparent local waters. Besides, windsurfing and sailing are popular activities due to favourable wind patterns and smooth waves.
Playa de La Cortadura
Playa de la Cortadura is an amazing sandy beach located close to the centre of Cadiz.
One can easily get there by slowly walking along the beachfront. The beach offers pristine nature and stunning scenery, including its famous sand dunes.
If you prefer paddleboarding, kitesurfing, or windsurfing, this place can be a perfect choice. Some consider this beach the best place within miles around. Playa de La Cortadura constitutes a part of the Bahia Natural Park. It is a protected area full of different vegetation and numerous bird species.
The Cadiz Coast offers wonderful scenery and the best sandy beaches in Spain. You will definitely not regret visiting one of them.
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