Matalascañas

Matalascañas is best known in Andalusia for its broad Atlantic beach beside Doñana National Park. This coastal settlement in the municipality of Almonte faces the Gulf of Cádiz, where dune systems and seasonal wetlands form part of the wider Doñana landscape. At the waterline stands the broken Torre de la Higuera, a former coastal watchtower whose collapse in the 1755 Lisbon earthquake created one of the resort’s most recognisable landmarks. The town provides access to the shore of Huelva province and the protected habitats nearby. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Matalascañas and the Doñana coast.

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