Matalascañas is the name of a beach and resort within the Municipality of Almonte, Huelva Province, in southern Spain. It is known for having an ancient upside down tower on the sand called Torre la Higuera. This was one of the seven defense towers built by Phillip II in the 16th century in order to protect the coast from the incursions of Turkish and North African corsairs. In fact, this place was called after the tower until the 1970s.
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Based on former visitors to Matalascañas, Andalusia the following are the most recommended accommodation in Matalascañas.

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Sector Inglesillo, 129 Matalascañas, Andalusia
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Sector M, Parcela 120 Matalascañas, Andalusia
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Sector Somormujo, 26 Matalascañas, Andalusia
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Sector J, Parcela 3-43 Matalascañas, Andalusia
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Ronda Maestro Alonso, S/n Matalascañas, Andalusia
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Sector Laguna Del Sopetón, 59-62 Matalascañas, Andalusia
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Sector D, Segunda Fase Matalascañas, Andalusia
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Sector E. Parcela, 15 Matalascañas, Andalusia
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