Reviewed on Oct 15, 2024
Reviewed on Aug 13, 2025
Take a boat ride from Chiclana de la Frontera to this island fort, originally built by Moorish conquerors in the 13th century.
Treat yourself to a day out at a long and attractive beach which has watersports, a medieval watchtower, playgrounds and a promenade packed with bars.
Its 54 holes provide a pervading sense of luxury and a welcoming atmosphere. This course in southern Spain makes it easy to spend an entire vacation playing golf.
From an atrium window, this elegant 17th-century convent sells Chiclana de la Frontera’s most famous pastry. Sample the cloistered sisters’ almond cake.
With a traditional Andalusian clubhouse and a walkable, pleasant course, a game of golf here is a relaxing affair tinged with real Spanish atmosphere.
Designed by the same architect as Cadiz Cathedral, this neoclassical parish church has three vaulted ceilings and numerous Baroque canvases.
