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solopes Says: The most remarkable monument in Cartaya is Zuniga family's castle, built in the 15th century and restored about 20 years ago.
solopes Says: A few kilometers apart from town, the small village of El Rompido lives from fishing and beach in summer. A few, modest restaurants border the ria, waiting for the dwellers that, in summer, multiply by four the total population. The beach seems safe for children.
pure1942 Says: El Rompido near Cartaya is best known for it's great seafood restaurants, golf courses and it's lighthouses. The shorter lighthouse was built in 1861 but was damaged and neglected. The newer more modern lighthouse is located next to the older and shorter lighthouse which...
2 Reviews and 108 Opinions It is always hard to evaluate in winter a hotel built expressly for summer dwellers. The outside of...
El Rompido esplanades: Good for seafood ?
solopes Says: We didn't eat outside the hotel, but the several restaurants by the seaside were an invitation, and a promise of fresh seafood. Maybe next time, if it there will be one!
El Rompido Golf: Hotel Animation
solopes Says: We had two extremely different nights in this hotel: the first one, New Year's eve, the animation was good, with a good band playing until 5 AM; the second night... nothing, just a bar and a few people playing table games. What is the truth about this hotel's nights?
solopes Says: Our visit to Cartaya started with great fun: My friend José Manuel was navigating, using his GPS that mentioned our Hotel. Leaving Cartaya to El Rompido the instructions seemed to be accurate until one roundabout where Fernanda saw a signal indicating the hotel to the right,...
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The most remarkable monument in Cartaya is Zuniga family's castle, built in the 15th century and restored about 20 years ago.
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My visit to Cartaya was to party in New Year's eve. I must confess that I almost skipped town, because the hotel was in El Rompido, and the following day was used in Sevlle. A nightly stop, and it was...
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Cartaya - Huelva's baby brother
Cartaya doesn't feature on many people's itinerary when travelling to Andalucia. To be honest it probably wouldn't have featured on mine only I was there as part of a school twinning trip with a...
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