Where you’ll be
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What's included?
This deal includes
- Ama Islantilla Resort 4*, located in Islantilla.
- Available with Breakfast, Half Board and Full Board (available from 19 March).
- One spa admission per person and booking.
- Indoor car park.
- Late check-out until 2:00 pm is available (subject to availability; please request it at reception).
Your perfect stay
Ama Islantilla Resort: golf, pools and relaxation five minutes from the beach
By mid-morning, the Islantilla golf course is already gleaming in the sun, and the beach is just five minutes away by car. This is where you'll find Ama Islantilla Resort, where every room opens onto a large terrace overlooking the greens or the Atlantic.
After a breakfast buffet much praised by guests, the day is shared between its three outdoor pools and, if you play, the course's 27 holes. As the afternoon fades, the spa with hot tub and steam bath brings a touch of calm.
Later, its buffet and à la carte restaurants and three bars make the evening last. Guests highlight its comfort and the friendliness of the staff.
Few resorts on the Costa de la Luz bring together golf, a nearby beach and wellbeing in one place. Book your getaway and let Islantilla do the rest.
This deal comes with extras!
When you book, you’ll enjoy:
- Free indoor car park throughout your stay. You’ll just need to leave a €50 deposit per space, which will be refunded when you leave.
- Late check-out on your departure day, subject to hotel availability. Just ask at reception when you arrive!
Book now and enjoy a comfortable stay with all the extras!
Relax and unwind

Your spa moment starts now
At AMA Islantilla Resort, your well-deserved moment of relaxation awaits, with 1 hour of spa access per person, per booking.
The spa includes a Finnish sauna, foot bath, ice bath, cold plunge pool, indoor pool and jacuzzi.
Enjoy your session during the following hours:
- General opening hours: 11:00 to 20:00.
- Children up to 12 years old: 11:00 to 17:00h, always accompanied by an adult and with access to the heated pool only.
Please note to book your session directly at the spa reception.
And don't forget: swimming caps and flip-flops are compulsory, so make sure you bring them with you!
Meals & more
Are you choosing Full Board? Take note of the meal schedule!
- Your first meal will be lunch on your arrival day.
- Your last meal will be breakfast on your departure day.
If you would like to change the order, you can call the accommodation before you arrive and they will confirm whether this is possible. You will find the phone number in your booking confirmation. They will be happy to help!
- This applies to meals only. Please check the key collection and room check-out times when planning your stay.
Why this destination is a must-visit
Discover Islantilla on the Costa de la Luz
Islantilla lies in the heart of the Costa de la Luz in Huelva, halfway between Lepe and Isla Cristina. Its name comes from a combination of Isla Cristina and La Antilla. Kilometres of fine sand, pine forests that reach almost to the sea and a relaxed atmosphere make it an ideal destination for families, couples and golf lovers in search of sunshine, good food and a chance to unwind.
What to visit?
The star attraction is Islantilla beach, a wide, well-maintained beach with quality awards, perfect for long walks beside the Atlantic. Just a few minutes away, the Isla Cristina fishing port showcases the area's maritime heritage, while the Paraje Natural Marismas de Isla Cristina is home to tidal creeks, salt pans and birds. For some time among the pines, Parque El Camaleón is a peaceful green space with a viewpoint, the Balcón de las Estrellas.
What to do?
Sports lovers will find plenty to enjoy here: Islantilla Golf Resort, with 27 holes surrounded by pine trees, is one of the destination's main attractions. You can also try sailing or windsurfing, explore the coast by bicycle or take on the urban zip line. In summer, don't miss the Festival Internacional de Cine Bajo la Luna, with open-air screenings beside the beach.
What to eat?
Seafood takes centre stage in the local cuisine. Try the famous Huelva white prawns, bluefin tuna and mojama, or a plate of skate with paprika, a classic from Isla Cristina. For dessert, enjoy coca isleña and, when in season, Huelva strawberries. If you fancy meat, Ibérico ham from the Huelva mountains is always a great choice.
Our recommendation
For a well-priced meal with your feet in the sand, we recommend El Portugué, a family-run beach bar on playa del Hoyo (Isla Cristina), famous for its Portuguese-style cod, brothy rice dishes and fish from the local auction. If you're looking for something different, La Montanera, in Islantilla itself and awarded a Solete by the Guía Repsol, is a renowned grill restaurant serving acorn-fed Ibérico pork and meats cooked over holm oak charcoal.
Nearby excursions
Around 20 minutes away by car is Ayamonte, a border town with a charming historic centre, from where you can cross to Portugal by boat. If you're interested in history, the Lugares Colombinos in Palos de la Frontera and Moguer, including the Muelle de las Carabelas, are less than an hour away and make a perfect family day out.

Huelva is made for holidays that unfold at an easy Atlantic pace. In this corner of south-western Andalusia, long beaches, pine-scented coastal walks and remarkable wetlands sit alongside a city with its own distinctive character. It suits families looking for room to roam as much as couples hoping to slow down, eat well and watch the evening light settle over the water.
Begin in the city, where riverside heritage and lively local flavours make a rewarding contrast to days by the sea. Then head out towards the coast and the landscapes of Doñana, leaving plenty of time to pause, breathe in the salt air and enjoy the unhurried rhythm of the region.
Make sure you visit:
Start at Muelle del Tinto, a striking riverside landmark and one of the best places in the city to linger at sunset. Its industrial character tells a different story from the beaches, while the open views make it an inviting stop for a relaxed evening stroll.
From there, wander through Barrio Reina Victoria, where architecture influenced by Huelva’s English connections gives the neighbourhood a character all its own. When you are ready for a change of scene, explore the surroundings of Doñana National Park, a remarkable landscape of dunes, marshes and wildlife. It is an especially memorable choice for nature lovers, and the mix of scenery makes it well worth taking your time.
Beaches we think you'll like:
For a proper day beside the Atlantic, head to Matalascañas, about 50 minutes by car from Huelva. Its expansive sandy shore is ideal for families who want space to play and for couples keen to stretch out a beach walk, especially when the light softens later in the day.
The coast around the wider Doñana area offers a wilder change of pace, with open horizons and a strong sense of nature. It is a lovely setting for a quiet walk or a pause by the sea; check local access guidance before setting out, as protected landscapes can have restrictions.
Family-friendly activities:
A family day here can start with a relaxed morning on the sand at Matalascañas, where children have room to play while grown-ups enjoy the sea air. Later, take an easy walk among the coastal pine woods, or simply find a shady spot and let the day unfold without a packed schedule.
For a change from the beach, make time for the landscapes around Doñana. The dunes, marshes and varied wildlife offer plenty to notice together, making this a memorable outing for curious children and adults alike. Keep the plan flexible and bring water, especially in the warmer months.
Local delicacies you have to try:
Huelva’s food is deeply tied to the Atlantic. Look out for white prawns from Huelva, chocos, coquinas and the fresh catch of the day, enjoyed at an unhurried lunch or dinner with local company. Azabache, a well-loved city restaurant, is a good place to experience traditional Andalusian cooking with quality ingredients at its heart.
For a taste from further inland, seek out Iberian ham from the Sierra de Aracena. It makes a wonderful start to a meal, particularly alongside a drink and good conversation, before you turn back to the seafood that defines the coast.
Make the most of your visit:
Huelva makes a comfortable base for exploring the coast and nearby inland landscapes. These day holidays bring together distinctive local character, nature and plenty of reasons to pause along the way:
- El Rocío (about 50 minutes by car): Discover a singular village of sandy streets and a distinctive atmosphere.
- Aracena (about 1 hour 15 minutes by car): Enjoy its mountain setting and visit the famous Gruta de las Maravillas.
- Matalascañas (about 50 minutes by car): Spend an easy day beside the Atlantic on a long sandy beach.

Solo & family stays
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Babies aged 0 to 1 year: the first baby stays free of charge when sharing a bed with two adults in double, triple and quadruple rooms.
- If you need to include 2 babies in the same room, make sure to contact us here to check if this is possible.
- If you need to include 2 babies in the same room, make sure to contact us here to check if this is possible.
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Good to know: Discounts for children apply only when the child shares the room with two adults or two people paying the adult rate.
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Maximum room occupancy: 4 people + a baby.
- Good to know: The accommodation does not allow a fifth person in the same room, whether adult or child.
- Good to know: The accommodation does not allow a fifth person in the same room, whether adult or child.
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