Playa de la Redondela

Playa de La Redondela is a serene and almost untouched beach located in Isla Cristina, Huelva, Spain. It is known for its white sand, moderate waves, and the tranquil atmosphere it offers to its visitors. The beach stretches for approximately 1.22 kilometers and has a width of 80 meters, providing ample space for visitors to indulge in beach activities. The beach is surrounded by a scenic landscape featuring dunes and pine trees. A unique feature of the beach is the rows of reeds installed to protect against the wind. The beach also hosts a chapel which was built for the local patron saint festivities, adding a touch of local culture to the natural beauty of the area. For the convenience of visitors, the beach offers various amenities and services. These include free showers, public toilets, foot washers, and a children's area. A surveillance cabin is present to ensure the safety of the beachgoers. The beach is also accessible for wheelchair users, with solid ramps leading down to the shore and certain areas of hard flooring and shade available. Just a few meters away from the main beach access, there is a parking area for visitors. From the parking area, a sandy trail through the pine forest leads to the neighboring town of Urbasur. The beach can also be accessed through a path located near the turnoff to La Redondela. The beach is reachable on foot and the nearby road is the HV-7006 La Antilla - Isla Cristina. While the beach is characterized by a medium level of occupancy, its isolated nature ensures that it maintains a peaceful ambiance. It is popular among locals who seek a peaceful and quiet beach experience. In the pine forest area adjacent to the beach, there is a picnic area with barbecues available, adding to the recreational options for visitors. Despite its popularity, the beach is often almost deserted, offering a serene environment for visitors.