Huelva is one of those places on the southern Spanish coast that hides incredible corners, even more so if your love of plans that have to do with the sea is deep-rooted. Huelva boasts immense beaches of fine sand, protected natural spots, and places are as well-known as the village of El Rocío. If you have chosen any of the marvellous beaches of Huelva as your holiday destination, then a boat trip on the waters of the Atlantic is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Huelva is the ideal place for this, as its beaches define perfection: the rich fauna and flora of the area with impressive sand dunes of extraordinary quality, all bathed by the azure vastness of an ocean shared with Cadiz and Portugal. For this reason, we show you the best marinas in the province of Huelva from where you can set sail aboard a boat. Take note that your next day off is coming soon!

Where to take a boat tour in Huelva?

- A boat trip from Ayamonte is undoubtedly a unique experience to enjoy the marshes, the navigable areas of the Guadiana River, or Isla Canela. For those who love the sea, this area bordering the Portuguese shore is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a quiet sailing trip where you will be told about all the curiosities and legends of a coastal area with tradition.

- If you are a nature lover, a boat charter to El Rompido is perfect for you. This town in Huelva offers the wildest beaches on the Costa de la Luz. It has a dune in the shape of a tongue with more than 12 km long, and the only way to access it is by boat, so be assured that you will have an exclusive experience. You can anchor in this area while enjoying one of the largest, unspoilt beaches in our country. The scenery you will see from the boat will leave your jaws dropped, as you can enjoy the village of El Rompido and its white houses on the beach. Tourists and the locals cannot stop admiring the views and taking pictures from the high seas.

Regarding the variety of boat trips offered in this area, we have to tell you that it is varied and vast, so regardless of the plan you bring, we are sure that there will be something that suits your tastes and that of your group.

- Isla Cristina is one of the favourite destinations on the Costa de la Luz. This town dedicated mainly to fishing keeps the charm of its streets and people pure from the sea intact, which makes any of the boat trips you can take from here a success. The Marimas Natural Park is a marvel, not to mention its salt marshes full of migratory and exotic birds such as flamingos. But without a doubt, we recommend you to enjoy the sea at sunset. From here, you can enjoy one of the most beautiful and longest sunsets in the world. You can even enjoy optical illusions such as the Fata Morgana (you will have to come here to discover it).

- If you are an enthusiast of sunsets at sea, one of the best places in Huelva to enjoy this moment of the day is the Paraje Natural de las Marismas de Odiel. This UNESCO-protected area, which flows into the Huelva estuary, offers a unique opportunity to sail and let your senses take you away.

- You can also find boat tours in the city of Huelva with a wide range of timetables. You don't need to worry about whether or not you have a nautical licence, as a professional crew is in charge of the navigation. Excursions that take you along the estuary of Punta Umbria, and can also depart from Punta Umbria or Mazagón.

- We could not forget Matalascañas, one of the most significant places for coastal tourism in Huelva. Belonging to Almonte, it is completely surrounded by Doñana, so whichever boat trip you choose from the also known as Torre de la Higuera, it will be a whole host of surprises.

- Islantilla has gradually established itself as a holiday destination on the coast of Huelva. So setting off from El Terrón, a marina located a few kilometres away to take a boat trip and discover the charm of the Atlantic in this row of little villages in Huelva, is always a great idea, whoever you come with.

There is Costa de la Luz to 'give and stay', so missing any of the boat trips you can do in Huelva would be an offence to your seafaring spirit. Let yourself be carried away by the essence of the sea and learn while sailing as you like.