Heading straight from the Marina of Mazagón, you'll encounter a good fifteen kilometers of uninterrupted fine sandy beaches that visually demonstrate how this coastline has evolved over time 🏖️. From the more urbanized areas of Mazagón to the outskirts of Moguer and Almonte, at the gates of the Doñana National Park, where you'll find the wildest beaches of Huelva 🌊. One of them is Cuesta Maneli Beach (also known as El Aspillero Beach), in Almonte. It stands out for the scenic route leading to it, a wooden walkway that runs from the parking lot and ends in stairs leading to the sand 🚶‍♂️. Here, the spotlight is on both the sea and the Natural Monument of the Asperillo Cliff, a system of fossil dunes that stretch along twelve hectares of coastline, with some truly unique geomorphological characteristics 🏞️. Suitable for those seeking a beach in a most natural setting 🌿.