The Cadiz Coast in a Junior Suite at the best price

Vincci Costa Golf: peaceful days by the Atlantic

Enjoy the Costa de la Luz at Vincci Costa Golf, a refined retreat set in the quiet surroundings of Novo Sancti Petri. Just a short walk from La Barrosa Beach and surrounded by expansive gardens, the hotel invites you to relax from the very first moment.

Unwind in spacious, well-designed suites created for comfort and rest. Make the most of the outdoor swimming pools, the indoor pool and the carefully maintained common areas—ideal for both couples and families seeking calm.

Savor Mediterranean-inspired cuisine at the restaurant, where every meal reflects balance, freshness and simplicity.

Complete your stay with the gym and wellness area, designed to enhance your sense of well-being. Guests particularly value the friendly staff, impeccable cleanliness and the serene setting. A place to disconnect, enjoy and let holiday time flow.

Junior Suite with Garden Access or Golf View

Fancy a getaway to Cádiz with extra comfort?

The Junior Suite at Vincci Costa Golf 4* is the perfect choice for enjoying a relaxing break with more space and comfort.

Featuring a bedroom and a separate lounge with a sofa bed, it’s an ideal option for couples, families or friends looking to travel in complete comfort.

You'll find a range of services designed to make your stay as enjoyable as possible, including free Wi,Fi, air conditioning, heating, minibar, safe, television and a fully equipped bathroom.

Relax, unwind and make the most of your holiday deal in a spacious, welcoming room designed to make your stay even more special.

Chiclana de la Frontera: endless beaches and unforgettable sunsets

Although Chiclana has a charming historic centre inland, its true magic lies on the coast, especially around the famous La Barrosa beach.

• La Barrosa: one of the best beaches in Spain More than 8 kilometres of fine golden sand make La Barrosa one of the most spectacular beaches on the Andalusian coast. The best part? Each area has its own atmosphere depending on the kind of holiday you’re looking for.

  • The seafront promenade: the most comfortable area for families, with restaurants, shops and all services just steps from the sand.
  • The cliffs and Novo Sancti Petri: further south, the beach becomes wilder and more natural, surrounded by dunes, pine forests and cliffs. Perfect for long walks and disconnecting from everything.

• Sancti Petri Castle and its magical sunsets Just off the coast stands a small islet crowned by a 17th century castle. According to legend, this was once the location of the ancient Temple of Hercules.

  • Don’t leave without watching the sunset from Sancti Petri beach. The sun sets right behind the castle, creating one of the most iconic and beautiful views in all of Andalusia.

• Salt marshes and nature in the Bay of Cádiz Chiclana is surrounded by the Natural Park of the Bay of Cádiz, a stunning landscape of marshes and traditional salt flats.

  • You can visit historic salt mines such as Salina de Chiclana, where you’ll discover how Flor de Sal is still harvested by hand and enjoy fantastic local seafood and fish in their restaurant.

• The land of fine wines and traditional wineries Chiclana belongs to the famous Jerez wine region. Its town centre is home to traditional wineries such as Primitivo Collantes and Vélez, where excellent fino wines and sweet muscatels are produced.

  • Visiting one of these bodegas is a fantastic way to discover local culture while escaping the summer heat with a glass of authentic Andalusian wine.

Cádiz: history, sea and Andalusian flavour in every corner

Cádiz is often referred to as the oldest city in Western Europe, and it certainly feels like a living history book by the sea. With its charming old town, golden beaches and relaxed pace, Cádiz is a great choice for both families and couples looking to explore a more authentic side of Andalusia.

Make sure you visit:

• The Cathedral of Cádiz and climb its tower for amazing panoramic views.
• The old town, full of narrow cobbled streets, lively plazas, and local shops.
• La Caleta Beach at sunset, an iconic spot where locals gather.
• Torre Tavira with its camera obscura experience for unique city views.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Playa de la Victoria: wide, clean and perfect for families.
• Playa de la Caleta: small, charming and right next to the city centre.
• Playa de Cortadura: more natural and quiet, ideal for those who enjoy space and peace.
• Playa Santa María del Mar: a favourite among locals for bodyboarding.

Family-Friendly activities:

• A boat trip around the Bay of Cádiz.
• A day at Genovés Park: green, shady, and great for a picnic.
• Visit the Puppet Museum, fun and unexpected.
• Explore the Castle of San Sebastián via the scenic coastal walk.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Fried fish platters (“pescaíto frito”), especially in local freidurías.
• “Tortillitas de camarones” (crispy shrimp fritters).
• Local cheeses and sherry from nearby Jerez.
• Artisan ice cream from historic heladerías in the old town.

Make the most of your visit and go to ...

• El Puerto de Santa María (20 km): great for wine tasting and riverside dining.
• San Fernando (15 km): a town rich in naval history.
• Vejer de la Frontera (55 km): a whitewashed hilltop village full of charm.
• Jerez de la Frontera (35 km): famous for its sherry, horses, and flamenco.