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Puerto Carbon
Just 10 minutes down river from Sanlúcar de Guadiana is the hamlet of Puerto Carbon.
On the banks of the River Guadiana, the peace and tranquillity of this rustic area is sure to give you a real feel for Spanish country living at its best. 

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Located in the grounds of Casa Amarilla, you could stay self-catering in a wooden house on the banks of the river Guadiana. With one twin bedroom and a comfortable double sofa bed in the sitting room, this will accommodate from 2 to 4 people.
There is a fully fitted kitchen, comfortable dining/sitting area, a bathroom which includes bidet and shower, and a private terrace. There is also a swimming pool which guests are welcome to use.

This is the ideal rural retreat in which to relax and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of this stunning area.

Our prices include gas, electricity, linen, towels and a starter pack (comprising tea, coffee, sugar, milk etc). 

Price for the cabin for 1 week is 50 Euros per night for 2 people with a surcharge of 10 euros per night for 3/4.

A deposit is required at time of booking and balance will be payable on arrival.  (Please contact us for availability, details on how to pay your deposit (which can be paid in £ sterling if required) and shorter stays.) 

For activities that are on offer locally please click on the link below.

Sanlúcar de Guadiana
This picturesque border town situated on the banks of the River Guadiana is just 20 miles inland from the Atlantic Ocean. One of Spain's pueblos blancos, steeped in history with it's castle dating back to the twelfth century, the port of Sanlucar de Guadiana gained prominence in the first half of the nineteenth century when it was used as a base to export such crops as rice, soap, lead and wood. Now, however, the only boats to be seen are those of visiting yachtsmen and the local fishermen who live in the village.
The surrounding areas are renowned for their now dormant mines and the Rio Tinto mines are reputed to be the oldest mines in the world. According to myth, these are the fabled mines of King Solomon.
The village has two general stores, a bakers, post office and four bar/restaurants and with an average meal out costing around 6 euros per person, you are sure to be delighted with this taste of old Spain.
With Portugal's Alcoutim just a minute's ferry ride across the river, you are able to enjoy two cultures in two different time zones. New Year's Eve can be celebrated twice  in this unique location! There is also a man made beach and swimming area.
Car hire is recommended to get the most out of this area.