The Costa de la Luz extends through the provinces of Huelva and Cádiz, in Andalusia, bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. Its name, 'Costa de la Luz', refers to the intense and bright sunlight that illuminates it most of the year, reflected in its extensive beaches of fine, golden sand. It is a destination that combines the tranquility of protected natural areas with the vibrant Andalusian culture, the practice of world-renowned wind sports and exquisite cuisine based on seafood, bluefin tuna and Iberian ham. It is ideal for nature lovers, athletes, families and those looking for an authentic and less crowded experience than other Mediterranean coasts.