Enjoy the beauty of the Isla Canela marshes from the water on this jet ski tour from Huelva. Ride a high quality Sea Doo jet ski and stop for a swim in the open sea. Reach the gaping mouth of the Guadiana River before returning to your starting point.  Check-in with the activity provider and get set up with your life jacket and jet ski. Follow your guide as you set off from the Marina Isla Canela towards the Isla Canela marshes. Enter the waters of the La Canela channel admire the grassy marshes as you drive towards the Guadiana River. Reach the Guadiana river, cruise by the Ayamonte fish market, where they sell their the catches off their fishing boats. Pass under the bridge that connects Spain and Portugal. Refresh yourself with a dip in the open ocean before returning to your starting point.

Discover the salt marshes of Salinas del Duque, admire the centenary tide mills, and visit the wonderful town of Ayamonte, the fishers' neighborhood of Canela, and Punta del Moral with this sunset E-bike rental. Pick up your E-Bike in Huelva and begin your self-guided adventure. Bike down the entire Isla Canela promenade thanks to the latest generation's powerful and silent electric motor and its Big Foot wheels. As you bike, admire the flora and fauna of the Costa de la Luz. See insects, chameleons, egrets, flamingos, and other species that call this area home. Explore the medieval town of Ayamonte and stop in the fisherman's neighborhood of Canela. Enjoy a beautiful view of the sunset as you return to Huelva.

Discover the salt marshes of Salinas del Duque, admire the centenary tide mills, and visit the wonderful town of Ayamonte, the fishers' neighborhood of Canela, and Punta del Moral with this full-day E-bike rental. Effortlessly, thanks to the powerful and silent electric motor of the latest generation and its Big Foot wheels, you will be able to travel along the Isla Canela promenade from start to finish, admiring the flora and fauna characteristics of the Costa de la Luz. See Insects, chameleons, egrets, flamingos, and other species that call this area home. Make sure to always leave a distance to respect the wildlife.