Playa de Castilla

Playa de Castilla is a serene, isolated beach nestled in the municipality of Almonte, within the province of Huelva, Andalusia, Spain. The beach is situated between the Doñana National Park and the Atlantic Ocean, providing an untouched, natural environment. It extends for 17,000 meters, with a width of 70 meters, offering ample space for visitors.

The beach is characterized by moderate waves and golden sand. Despite its remote location, it is still accessible. However, access to the beach on foot is somewhat challenging, with the nearest road being the A-494 Mazagón - Matalascañas. The beach is also accessible by public transportation. Despite the remote location, there are occasional visits by vehicles, including police patrols.

Playa de Castilla is typically not crowded, even during the peak season, offering a peaceful environment for visitors. It is also a popular spot for nude walking. The beach is serviced by a small truck that caters to a beach bar, providing a basic amenity for visitors.

The beach has a supervised parking lot with more than 100 spaces, making it convenient for visitors driving their cars. However, it is important to note that there is no access for disabled individuals.

Despite its natural beauty, Playa de Castilla often experiences littering, presumably brought in by the sea. This underscores the need for increased awareness and responsibility among visitors to maintain the cleanliness of the sea and the beach.