Costa De La Luz Holiday Reviews

Nice place to spend 24 hours, the cathedral and Alcazar were both worth a visit, there was also a fair going on while we were there hich as great fun.

We had to leave early due to family emergency so didn't see much of the resort. The weather was lovely and the streets looked clean and well-tended.

Lots of activities on during the day for all ages if you wanted to take part.evening entertainment was always varied and different.

Dead as you are going to get! Can't add any more as there is nothing to say, there is nothing there.

not much nothing outside no transport to get anywhere no beach poor holiday overall go several times a year to different places this is the worst resort i have been to and would not recomend it

Lovely beaches all around the area, but if you get the ferry across the pedro then there is nothing there what so ever. No shops, cafe, bars nothing.

Dont go here if you are after a buzzing nightlife as it is a very small quiet spanish fishing village. We fell in love with the place though as its nothing like the spainsh costa's.

Make you sure you go to the sports cafe as a really friendly family run bar.

Conil is a fab town and has something for everyone.It is still very Spanish with very few British tourists, no offence, but thats the way I hope it will stay!! The beachest are the best in southern spain if not the whole of spain and go on & on!!

Outstanding resort individually designed 4star hotels and apartments, most activity around marina which is a mix of local village and Modern complex with some Bars Resturants and shops. The whole area is of a high standard. Not much night life apart from the few Bars, not your typical "Costa". Beach gos on forever. Good for families, Couples.

Nice hotel in a lovely location, ideal for families with children. There are plenty of activities around near the hotel suited to people of all ages. The hotel is also suited to people who just want to stay close to the hotel and have a relaxing break..

we stayed in a really plush appartment on a golf resort in La Antilla. The weather was wonderful but the flys they made us all want to drown ourselves, it was impossible to sit outside it drove us crazy! The countryside was flat flat flat and really uninviting We went to saville for the day and were not impressed. The food was ok we ate out all the time the paella was really out of this world but anything eles we ordered came without any type of veg/salad or rice/potatoes mostly just fish. what did we do wrong was it us or them?

Unfortunately we did not discover the Commercial Centre until a few days before we left as our holiday rep told us it closed at 8pm due to the end of season, and so we didn't want to sacrifice our sunbathing time to go down there during the day. But once we found it, we spent our last evenings there.

Cadiz is a great old spanish city. You must check out the cathedral and the old square outside it.

Chiclana is a small town and very spanish, not a huge amount going on but great to visit if you want to see real spain.

The old town is really lovely - wonderful squares with plenty going on. Lots of lovely churches to visit - make sure you climb to the top of the cathedral spire for fantastic views!

This is a Spanish resourt and 90% of the people staying here are Spanish, as a result no one in the shops or bars attempts to speak a word of English and pretend not to understand wheh you try to speke Sapnish. The up side however is that the people around the pool are refined and well behaved with not a foolball shirt or tatoo in sight.Islantilla is a purpose build resort consisting of a prominade approx three quarters of a mile long with hotels and holiday apartment blocks on the land side. In the center is a commercial area with shops selling designer tat and a number of the most appauling restaurants I have ever had the misfortune to eat in - apart from the Chinese which although not to up to Stowell Street standards, is quite passible, with friendly staff.A meal for two in most of the restaurants will cost about £40 - £50. The beach in places is very shelly and can be rough under foot it also gets very crowded. The sea becomes deep very quickly and may not be suitable for inexperienced swimmers.Our Thos Cook rep was next to useless. This resourt is only a few miles from the border with Portugal but it is truely a different country - If you have not been to Portugal before, do yourself a fovour and give it a try, there you will be made to feel welcome and have a much superior holiday

Not may restaurants outside of the hotel, and practically no shops in the vicinity. Would recommend hiring a car for sightseeing.