The long stretch of golden coastline here offers a beach for every mood—whether you’re swimming and castle-building at Playa de Carmen, wandering along Los Alemanos, or slipping away to the tucked-away Playa del Cañuelo. Out on the Atlantic, the wind makes for fantastic surfing, kite surfing, and sailing, while inland you can trade the waves for hiking trails, cycling routes, or even horseback rides through the countryside. Beyond its beaches, Zahara is also famous for its red tuna, often called “the ibérico of the sea.” You’ll find it sizzling on grills, tossed into fresh salads, and celebrated in style at the town’s popular food festivals—the Ruta del Atún and Ruta del Retinto.
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Zahara de Los Atunes (Andalucia)
A classic beach resort boasting an enviable location. Sunny white washed rooms with large windows and private balconies. The hotel surrounds a large swimming pool. An elegant restaurant serves up Andalusian dishes. Just steps from the gorgeous beaches. Ideal for completely unwinding.
