Costa de la Luz (or “Coast of Light”, in English) represents nowadays one of the most attractive spots in Spain for the Northern European market, whether as a holiday destination or as a target for property investments. Not in vain it is called the Coast of Light, for it is sunlight that bathes its voluptuous and unspoilt coastline, even in wintertime. It covers two main provinces in the Spanish region of Andalucia: Huelva and Cadiz. This area is also known as the "Spanish Algarve" due to its proximity to the Algarve in Portugal, in fact, only the flow of the river Guadiana separates this Portuguese region from it's Spanish brother.

The coast faces the green blue Atlantic Ocean, offering some of the most gorgeous white sandy beaches, the clearest waters and the purest air of all Spain. Facing them, there are also lovely Mediterranean-style towns, each with different personalities and landscapes to be discovered. The weather is warm and sunny at all times in summer, and even in winter, when temperatures seldom drop below 10?C, the sun keeps shinning incessantly. The bright and pleasant weather of Costa de la Luz seems to influence its people as well, since their charm and warm hospitality shines through their welcoming smiles. Architecture and culture are also two of the many outstanding features of The Coast of Light.

Influenced mainly by the Roman and Moorish, the historical heritage of this Southern Spanish corner is evidenced not only in its tiled squares, peaceful white churches and ancient castles; but also in the many festivities, religious and pagan, that constitute colourful and inviting rituals that you just can't miss. Costa de la Luz also offers a varied set of activities, for those who love nature and for the sporty ones in the family. Or both! You can sail, golf, cycle or just walk your way through the Coast, and also visit the many nature reserves in the area, framed by the most beautiful and exotic scenarios.