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Slippery in wet weather

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Be sure to note that the beach path is 25 km long, and the sandy ground makes very slow progress. The ferry rarely arrives at night. Otherwise, the beach is beautiful.

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The ferry runs from sunrise to sunset. You have to call the number and then the ferry will come. Out of season it can take a while for it to pick you up, but it will come.

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Undoubtedly one of the greatest epicenters of Marian devotion in the world, the Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora del Rocío is visited by hundreds of thousands of believers throughout the year. Surrounded by marshes and fervor, the sanctuary stands in the village of El Rocío in Almonte, a magical and esoteric place where all roads converge.

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Beware, the ferryman tried to charge 100 euro to take me over. I waited him out until other people showed up. Then it was 10 euro. Was worth the wait...

Cycling is only allowed on the beach. This is only feasible when the tide is really low. That wasn't today. It was impossible to get through, especially with all your luggage. Plowing 30km was too much for me, I would also arrive in Matalascanas much too late. So back again.

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The short walk runs around the lake and offers a huge variety of vegetation

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Housed in a beautiful palace with views from the roof. The information center provides information about the National Park. A short walk on ramparts was made around the palace

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this flat area offers beautiful gravel paths

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This is what the area used to look like

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Beautiful statue on the roof of the palace

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What a palace , lots of information about the area inside

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Around the lake

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Information center

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About 1,000,000 come every year! Pilgrims

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Since the middle of the 18th century, pilgrimages (Romerías) have taken place on a large scale in El Rocío. Today, what happens in the town every year during Pentecost can be described as a huge spectacle. And as one of the weirdest religious celebrations on the European continent. Around a million (!) pilgrims come to El Rocío from all parts of the country at Pentecost. The highlight is the procession that begins on the night of Whit Monday. The almost human-sized, festively decorated Madonna is then carried under a canopy through the surging crowd for around twelve (!) hours.

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Such a beautiful, untouched and deserted beach does not exist often

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Yes, it's difficult to drive, like when you're constantly going up a 6-8% grade We also had panniers and front bags, handlebar bags. It took us 4 hours with breaks, so don't wait for the tide to go out, starting a little earlier is very good. As already written, there is no shade, no bushes and only a few shrimp fishermen were out. The experience is extraordinary and makes up for the hardship.

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It is the ideal place to finish a routine on a bicycle. If you do the route in winter, be very careful with the fog.

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Very difficult but what an adventure! Probably the toughest 30km of our tour (so far). We had loaded touring bikes (with road tires, panniers and handlebar bags etc). As others have advised it made a huge difference to let out air from tires. Would advise to start cycling around 2 hours before low tide. There is no shade, are completely exposed, and so have no option but to push on! We did it in 3 hours cycling time but this included strong headwind which caught us off guard and slowed our pace. IMPORTANT: completely depends on tide times, which, to use that old nautical idiom, means you really are stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea!