PUNTA UMBRÍA Surroundings

The best routes to run during the holidays and on weekends in Punta Umbría. Those who appreciate running or walking, preferably breathing fresh air surrounded by magnificent landscapes, will be able to enjoy the Los Enebrales Natural Area, the area with a bike path to Marismas del Odiel, or even the El Portil Lagoon.

We have designed different routes so that you can enjoy with your STRAVA application.

At Pato Hotels you can play golf throughout the year . And, whether you have experience or are taking your first steps in the modality, we have five golf courses a few kilometers from the hotel, less than 30 minutes by car, and all of them are among the best golf courses. the Spanish coast.

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Near our hotel is Karting Cartaya, considered one of the best circuits in Spain to develop motor activity. An activity both for the little ones and to enjoy with the family.

Just 20 kilometers away is this fun water park where children and adults can spend an unforgettable day. Laughter, fun and splashes are guaranteed.

Pato Hotels is located two steps away from many options for family fun, such as theme and leisure parks, especially recommended for children. Fun places where the whole family can participate.

During the summer season, the little ones will be able to enjoy our children's entertainment, with programs full of activities, jokes and lots of games.

Hoteles Pato has a children's pool and a play area so that they can unleash their energy.

Our beach enjoys a location very close to our hotels and close to the town center, which makes it easily accessible for families and people with reduced mobility.

It is the preferred option for those who visit Punta Umbría during the summer. Despite its large width, you will not feel cramped, since there is enough space between each parasol to maintain a comfortable and safe distance.

Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. If you want to enjoy tranquility and contemplate impressive views, a few kilometers away is Playa de los Enebrales. This beach is located between a lush pine and juniper forest, with exuberant vegetation.

If your objective when visiting the beach is to relax in a beach bar and enjoy the views, you are in luck. At Playa de los Enebrales you will find several beach bars where you can relax with a refreshing beer or enjoy a freshly prepared mojito.

Located on the opposite side of town, this beach is the perfect choice when the windy conditions on the Gulf Coast are too strong.

It is made up of the mouth of the Odiel and Tinto rivers, as well as the Atlantic waters that flow into it. It is a quiet beach, with a very welcoming family atmosphere. It is the ideal place for those looking to enjoy a serene and relaxed environment.

Punta Umbría is not only limited to its beaches and the ocean. It also houses a rich history. A clear example is the Torre Almenara, an imposing watchtower that was erected to protect the city from pirate attacks.

This tower is part of a defensive complex that extends from Gibraltar to Ayamonte, and is in an excellent state of preservation. Discover the fascinating history that surrounds this tower and immerse yourself in the past as you explore its structure and admire its magnificent views.

Recently renovated, this peculiar building has been meticulously restored following the latest models of houses of this nature, turning it into a charming museum. Without a doubt, it is an essential stop to delve into the history of Punta Umbría. Your visiting hours may vary depending on the season.

We recommend you call 959 495 190 to arrange a visit where you will explore its rooms on a fascinating journey through time.

On the outskirts of the city are the remains of an ancient Roman settlement that have only recently been discovered and excavated. The inauguration of this archaeological site in 2021 has allowed Punta Umbría to highlight its immense cultural and heritage value.

Immerse yourself in history and marvel at the Roman ruins that have been revealed to the delight of visitors. Discover an archaeological treasure that arouses curiosity and admiration for the past of this fascinating city.

In this area, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a wide selection of bars, beach bars and restaurants, where you can taste refreshing drinks or delight yourself with delicious dishes made with the freshest and tastiest seafood.

From the charming Plaza de la Canaleta, you can continue your way along the Espigón de Punta Umbría. This walk is perfect to do during the afternoon, while the sun sets on the horizon. The panoramic views that await you will not disappoint, providing you with an unforgettable visual spectacle.

When you arrive in Huelva, you cannot miss a visit to the Wharf of the Carabelas, an essential place to learn about the history of the city. Although it is not located in the capital, it is located on the Palos de la Frontera wharf, the same place from where Columbus set off on his journey to the New World. From the city center, you can reach the pier in just 10 minutes.

At the Museo del Muelle de las Carabelas, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in a detailed recreation of the society, environment and environment that surrounded the departure of Columbus. The visit begins with a projection that will transport you back in time, reliving the exciting journey to America.

The Eiffel Bridge, a majestic iron and wood structure, stands imposingly at the entrance to the estuary promenade. It was built at the end of the 19th century by the same architect who designed the famous Eiffel Tower in Paris.

Initially, the bridge was built as a loading dock to transport ore from the mines in the province. Today, it has become a prominent tourist attraction in Huelva. This bridge juts into the mouth of the Odiel River for more than 1 kilometer, providing a beautiful starting or ending point for a walk along the estuary.

This extensive walk runs parallel to the mouth of the Odiel River, offering a panoramic view of the beautiful landscape of the Huelva marshes.

It is an impressive protected natural space located in the province of Huelva, in Andalusia, Spain. Recognized as a Biosphere Reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this park is home to an incredible diversity of ecosystems, from pristine beaches and coastal dunes to marshes, lagoons and forests.

Doñana is home to a wide variety of animal species, including migratory birds, such as flamingos and imperial eagles, as well as the emblematic Iberian lynx and the Iberian imperial eagle, two endangered species. In addition, the park is an important habitat for numerous species of plants and animals.

It is an area of great historical and geological importance. Known for its rich mineral deposits, especially iron, copper, and other metals, this region has been mineral-exploited since ancient times.

The Rio Tinto mining basin is famous for its unique and colorful landscapes. The effects of mining activity have created a surprising color palette in the terrain, with reddish, orange and ocher tones that contrast with the green of the surrounding vegetation. This unique landscape has attracted the attention of visitors and artists over the years.

When we enter the Grotto of Wonders, we immerse ourselves in a dream place. During the 45-minute visit, we are amazed by the presence of lakes, stalactites, stalagmites, columns and various rock formations that show the unmatched power of nature in its purest state.

The grotto impacts from the beginning to the end, and if we keep quiet, we can feel how the cave is alive by listening to the constant dripping and the incredible sound of the water. The lakes, with their dazzling turquoise blue hue, bathe the illuminated rooms, creating an unforgettable experience.