Suite Dreams on the Cádiz Coast

• Full Board is only available on some dates: from June 20 to September 6.

Full Board at the hotel: how meals are organised

If you book your stay with Full Board, please note the order of the meals included, so you can plan your stay with complete peace of mind.

• Your stay will begin with lunch on the day of arrival.
• Your stay will end with breakfast on the day of departure.

The hotel specifies that this order cannot be changed, as restaurant capacity is carefully managed to ensure smooth service for all guests.

• Good to know: This only applies to the restaurant service. Please check the key collection and check-out times to organise your stay comfortably.

Complete Your Stay with a Spa Discount

• Book this deal and enjoy a 20% discount per person and per booking on spa treatments — a perfect excuse to treat yourself!

• Relax for less. Simply head to reception, request your discount and book the time that suits you best.

• Opening hours:

  • From 10:00 am to 2:00 pm and from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm for adults.
  • If you’re visiting with children (always accompanied by an adult), please check schedules and conditions directly with the accommodation.

Chiclana de la Frontera Curiosities

Chiclana is far more than just “sun and beach” — although it certainly has plenty of both. This charming corner of the province of Cádiz hides a fascinating history and unique details that even regular summer visitors often overlook.

Discover some of its most surprising curiosities:

The Temple of Hercules and Atlantis

Just off its coast lies the Islet of Sancti Petri. According to legend and ancient chronicles, this was the site of the legendary Temple of Hercules Gaditanus.

Historical fact: It is said that figures such as Julius Caesar and Hannibal once visited it.

The mystical connection: Some theorists and Atlantis seekers believe traces of the lost civilization may lie in this strategic enclave.

Why “de la Frontera”?

Many assume it refers to the border with Portugal — but it doesn’t. Like Jerez, Arcos or Vejer, the name dates back to the Reconquest, when Chiclana marked the frontier between the Christian kingdoms and the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada.

The Battle of Chiclana (1811)

A key episode of the Spanish War of Independence against Napoleon’s troops.

It took place in the area of Loma de Sancti Petri.

Although the allied Spanish and British forces technically won, they failed to lift the siege of Cádiz, making it a bittersweet victory.

The Origin of “Chiclana Wine”

Chiclana forms part of the Marco de Jerez wine region — with its own distinct personality. Its wineries produce outstanding fino and muscatel wines.

Fun fact: In the past, almost every house in the town centre had its own small family winery.

The Marín Dolls

If you’re from Spain, you probably remember the iconic flamenco doll that used to sit on top of the TV.

Their birthplace: The Muñecas Marín factory was located in Chiclana. Founded in 1928, its designs won international craft awards before closing in 2014. Today, a museum keeps their legacy alive.

The “Town of Two Centres”

Chiclana has a unique layout:

Chiclana Pueblo: The historic heart, with churches, markets and authentic Andalusian life.

La Barrosa / Novo Sancti Petri: A tourist hub just a few kilometres away, boasting one of Europe’s finest hotel infrastructures and beaches that look straight out of the Caribbean.

A Natural Wonder: La Barrosa Beach

Considered one of Spain’s best beaches, what many don’t know is that it stretches for 8 kilometres. Depending on the tide, you can walk for hours along its fine golden sand, moving from lively areas to untouched cliffs without interruption.

Did you know? “Sancti Petri” means “Saint Peter” in Latin — the patron saint of fishermen — a fitting name given the area’s historic almadraba fishing tradition.