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| Costa de la Luz | |
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Major cities: Cadiz, Huelva, Tarifa, Jerez, Sotogrande
sand dunes, pine forests, fishing villages, fine golden sandy beaches Costa de la Luz, the Coast of Light, runs from Gibralter to Ayamonte on the Portugese border. |
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| Cadiz | historic walled city built in a peninsula; thought to be the oldest city in Europe founded by Hercules, both Hannibal and Julius Caesar spent time here; rich maritime history, much of the Spanish Armada sailed from here; Moorish architecture and cobbled streets; coastline of 200 km; horse racing on the beach |
| Huelva | Andalucian architecture; immense beaches scattered with shells; Donana National Park, one of the best in Europe |
| Tarifa | windsurfing capital of Spain; many rare seabirds |
| Jerez | produces 90,000,000 litres of sherry annually; home of the flamenco | Sotogrande | affluent resort; excellent marina; Valderrama golf course hosted the Ryder Cup in 1997; world's top venue for polo; palm trees and sandy beaches |
| Locality | Attractions | Lifestyle | Properties |
| How to get here, temperature chart and location map | An area profile - the main attractions and special features | The Region's specialities including food and culture | All this area's properties currently held in the exhibition centre |