Isla Canela covers an area of 1760 ha on the mouth of the River Guadiana.
The partial plan, approved in June 1993, covers 60% of the area, in other words, 1058 ha. However, effectively it covers only 598 ha.
The plan establishes limits of 0.27 m² of ceiling for each m² of floor space and a maximum height of four stories. In addition, the partial plan sets a gross density of only 41 inhabitants per hectare, much lower than other similar tourist centres.
The project includes the construction of two marinas (one of them already in operation) to the east and west with a capacity for 800 moorings. The project also includes two golf courses, as well as other sports installations and facilities, etc.
The residential area is based on three holiday motivations: BEACH, GOLF AND MARINA.
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FURTHER INFORMATION:
Isla Canela is located in the tourist area par excellence of Spain: Andalusia. Isla Canela is a natural island with a bridge to Ayamonte, a village in the province of Huelva with the purest of Andalusian charm.
