El Puerto de Santa Maria

The town of Puerto de Santa Maria lies on the atlantic coast behind Cadiz, which sits on a narrow peninsula. So the beaches are sheltered and perfect for stand up paddle boarding.
1st November is All Saints Day, which is a Bank holiday in Spain. So the beaches and bars/restaurants in Puerto de Santa Maria were busy!

We spent three nights there, before driving to Cadiz on Thursday.

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