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ENJOY ITS BEAUTY

Enjoy the beauty of a unique setting at Dunas de Doñana, with direct access to the Playa de Matalascañas, a long stretch of golden sand ideal for unwinding by the sea. Over 60 kilometers of virgin beaches in Huelva await just minutes from the accommodation, perfect for those seeking peace and unspoiled nature.

Explore the richness of the Doñana National Park, one of the most important natural areas in Europe. If you're wondering what to see near Matalascañas, don't miss a visit to El Rocío, a village full of tradition and spirituality, famous for its pilgrimage and unique atmosphere.

You can also discover the striking mining landscape of Río Tinto, where the land takes on surreal colors and looks like something from another planet. A different kind of plan for those looking for more than just sun and beach in Matalascañas, blending sea, culture, and adventure.

DOÑANA NATIONAL PARK

The Doñana National Park is one of the most valuable natural areas in Europe and a must-see if you're wondering what to see near Matalascañas. It brings together a variety of ecosystems—beaches, shifting dunes, marshes, and forests—that give it a unique character. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this natural sanctuary is one of the must-visit places in Huelva.

With vast wetlands, lush woodlands, and expansive dunes, Doñana is home to extraordinary biodiversity. Endangered species like the Iberian lynx and the imperial eagle live here, along with thousands of migratory birds that use this area as a stopover, breeding ground, or wintering site.

You can explore the park through guided 4x4 tours or discover it on horseback excursions, an unforgettable way to connect with this unique and protected natural environment.

MATALASCAÑAS

Located on the Atlantic coast of Huelva, Matalascañas captivates with its natural beauty and laid-back vibe. Its wide golden-sand beaches, like the popular Playa de Matalascañas, are perfect for relaxing and enjoying the sun in a privileged setting.

In addition, Matalascañas is flanked by Spain's two longest beaches: Playa de Doñana, with 28 kilometers of untouched coast, and Playa de Castilla, stretching 17 kilometers. A paradise for those seeking pure nature and long walks by the sea.

Among the best beaches in Matalascañas are also Playa Torre de la Higuera, famous for its iconic monolith; the wild Playa de Castilla; the spectacular Playa Cuesta de Maneli (or del Asperillo) with its fossil cliffs; and the peaceful Playa Mata del Difunto. All invite you to take long strolls and enjoy moments of relaxation by the sea.

Added to these is the majestic Playa de Doñana, considered the longest beach in Spain. Completely unspoiled, with fine golden sand, it is part of the protected Doñana natural area. Access is restricted, helping to preserve its pristine state: it can be reached on foot from Matalascañas or by crossing the Guadalquivir River from Sanlúcar de Barrameda by ferry.

In addition to sunbathing and swimming, visitors can enjoy various leisure options on the coast, such as water sports in Matalascañas, ideal for those seeking an active holiday by the Atlantic.

RÍO TINTO

The Río Tinto, located in the province of Huelva, is one of the most striking natural landscapes in Andalusia. With its reddish waters and terrain reminiscent of Mars, this place not only captivates with its beauty but also with its history. The Río Tinto mines, exploited for centuries, have shaped a unique ecosystem and a fascinating geological heritage, perfect for nature lovers, scientists, and photographers.

A visit to Río Tinto Huelva is a perfect opportunity to discover one of the most stunning corners of southern Spain, ideal if you're looking for what to see near Matalascañas.

EL ROCÍO

El Rocío, famous for its annual pilgrimage that attracts thousands of devotees, is much more than a religious destination. Its charming white village, with sandy streets, traditional architecture, and its majestic chapel at the edge of the marsh, captivates the eye. Its festive atmosphere full of music and color invites visitors to immerse themselves in a unique cultural experience, where religious devotion blends with celebration and tradition.