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Isla Canela travel information and video

Holiday information, facts, photos and video about Isla Canela

  

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Facts

Inhabitants 20000
Level above sea 0 meters
Nearest airport Faro, Seville
Distance to airport 50 km
Distance to beach 0 meters
Max. temperature 32 C
Min. temperature 13 C

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Isla Canela

Isla Canela is a natural island joined by a bridge to Ayamonte (Huelva), a town with pure Andalusian charm, it has become a popular tourist destination for Spanish and Portuguese
holidaymakers.

Isla Canela is located in the southwest of Spain, in the province of Huelva, between the Andalusian Atlantic and the Portuguese Algarve. It shares the charms of both Andalusia and the Algarve, and is set within an area of spectacular coastal scenery, with wide, sandy beaches, sand dunes and salt marshes.

Beaches & Activities
The beautiful 7 kilometre beach of fine, golden sand is what attracts tourists to Isla Canela. For golf enthusiasts there is an 18 hole golf club, and a marina and commercial centre, provide good amenties such as shops, bars and restaurants.

Outdoor pursuits such as sailing, canoeing, motor boats, tennis, fishing and diving, are available in
the area.

Getting there
Isla Canela is easily accessible from any part of Europe as there are two airports, Seville airport
(160 kms by motorway A-49 Huelva - Seville) and Faro airport in Portugal (50 kms crossing the international bridge that unites Spain and Portugal. 

Cuisine
Andalusian cuisine has an Arabic influence, the occupation made a strong impact on the cuisine of
southern Spain. Typical today are barbecued meats, sauces flavoured with cumin or saffron and sweets made from crushed almonds. Plus cured meats and sausages, such as chorizo and morcilla.

The region is also famous for its grilled fish, especially sardines, deep fried calamares (squid). Tapas were invented in Andalusia and a wide variety of them are served throughout the region.

Climate
The climate in Isla Canela is mainly Mediterranean, with generally hot and dry summers and mild winters.  The area is considered a year round destination. 

Map of Isla Canela

Reviews for Isla Canela

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City
Coast
Based on 3 reviews.

   
City
Coast
Submitted by:
16 January, 2012

City review

New development in a great location. Need time to mature. Great beaches

Coast review

Great beaches. Very bright light as the name suggest
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