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In Andalucia, on the Costa De La Luz, there is a golfing haven that will give you an escape from the rat race and a great place to switch-off. The 5-star El Rompido Resort oozes charm sitting on the coast beside a picturesque fishing village in the stunning natural environment of the Marismas del Rio Piedras, a vast natural park situated around the mouth of the estuary.
With easy access from Faro International Airport, around a 60-minute drive away, El Rompido is a superb all inclusive option for a golf holiday in Spain within a picturesque setting. Benefiting from the glorious weather of Southwest Spain, both the resort and the local beaches can be enjoyed year-round.
The North and South courses have distinct character and plenty of memorable holes for you to enjoy and test your skills against while the hotel at El Rompido is nothing short of spectacular, 5-star luxury throughout. This resort is all about blending in with nature in a luxurious way and the golf courses are no exception making El Rompido the perfect resort for golfing couples or small groups of friends looking for a quieter place to have their golf holiday.
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In 2003, Alvaro Arana put together a beautiful course featuring pine trees and orange groves on wonderful parkland turf. Just like it's neighbour, the North Course, the nearby marshes play a prominent role in the backdrop of this course and add to the character of the track. The South course is one that rewards accurate and clever golf, thinking your way around the course and playing conservative golf will put you in good positions to make a score.
The rolling terrain has some slight but beautiful elevation changes as you move through the course. The South at El Rompido Resort reserves its most spectacular feature to the very end. The 17th and 18th tees sit on a pontoon so you can play your tee shots over the marsh and onto the fairway beyond. This course is so much fun but those final two tee shots really leave you with a great impression of the place.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Alvaro Arana |
| Opened for play | 2003 |
| Course Record | Miguel Angel Jimenez |
| Black | 6,168 metres | SSS 73.5 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 5,963 metres | SSS 72.2 |
| Yellow | 5,681 metres | SSS 70.8 |
| Blue | 5,397 metres | SSS 68.6 |
| Red | 4,951 metres | SSS 72.4 |
The inception of the North Course in 2006 confirmed El Rompido's position as one of the region's golfing leaders, and is well worth a stop during your golf holiday in Andalucia. Not the longest in the world, however, it is a course for smart golfers rather than long-bombers and requires well thought-out golf shots to score well. Set in the middle of the Marismas del Río Piedras Nature Reserve amongst mature pine and orange groves The North is a joy to behold with plenty of nature to compliment the golf course.
Most of the front-9 of this course makes its way along the Piedra River marshlands. The feel of the land and the inevitable southern Spanish heat gives the course a feel reminiscent of Florida. As you play the more inland back nine, the course has an absolute gem awaiting you.
The 16th is one of the highlights of the round and the short par-3 is not one to take lightly. At only 136-yards, you would be forgiven for letting the beauty of the marsh in the background and the lack of distance put you off. However, you will need to keep your wits about you as the green is protected by two of golf’s most fearsome hazards…coffin bunkers.
Both the North and South Courses have their own extensive practice ranges that are designed by golf professionals to offer the best practice facilities.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Alvaro Arana |
| Opened for play | 2006 |
| Course Record | Miguel Angel Jimenez |
| Black | 6,111 metres | SSS 72.8 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 5,947 metres | SSS 72.0 |
| Yellow | 5,591 metres | SSS 70.1 |
| Blue | 5,153 metres | SSS 67.6 |
| Red | 4,765 metres | SSS 71.6 |
The courses at El Rompido Resort are impressive, however, the practice facilities here are just astounding. With two comprehensive practice areas, one for each course, you can use your time at the resort to really work on your game and come home a better golfer. In fact, this is the perfect place to go for some pre-season training so you can hit the season at home running.
The facilities on the southern side have a large putting green, comprehensive short game areas and a full-length driving range to develop your long game. The northern practice complex features a shorter driving range, a wedge area for working on longer approach shots, a putting green, a chipping green and a practice bunker. You have plenty of options to find a quiet place to develop your skills.
These courses are a joy to play and with the facilities on offer after your round, you can enjoy a great drink and a chat with your playing partner(s) as you wind down from a day of fun. The El Rompido Resort is a gem of Southern Spain and one not to miss.
With 184 rooms and 12 suites, this resort feels inviting and refined, fancy a more private holiday experience? Why not take out one of the 305 well-appointed apartments? Most of the rooms have a sea view which just adds to the experience. The resort grounds feel like a garden with lots of vegetation and trees to make you feel at one with nature.
The restaurant on the resort serves up a buffet breakfast that will definitely set you up for your day. There are two on-site eateries to choose from, two stylish bars for you to enjoy a cocktail or two and a nightclub so that you can dance the night away and continue sipping on some expertly-crafted drinks.
If you’ve had a big night, or you’re just in need of some relaxation, the spa is on-hand to make you feel human again. The indoor pool is perfect for a paddle or just napping beside and the sauna can help you ease off an aching body. If you need to take your relaxation to the next level, book yourself a treatment in the luxurious spa. The staff are on hand to give you the pampering experience you need on this well-deserved holiday.
The El Rompido resort is a favourite of couples who are looking for an intimate getaway. You can take boat trips from the resort to nearby beaches for some sunbathing on the sand or you can take a day trip to the nearby town of Huelva. Non-golfing activities include using the fitness studio, hiking around the beautiful local terrain to take in some nature or spend the day in the outdoor pool soaking up some sun.
El Rompido Golf Resort is located amidst the protected natural beauty of the Marismas del Río Piedras marshes. Seville and Faro airports are just an hour away from the resort.
Address: El Rompido, Cartaya Huelva, Spain, 21459
Joe
✓23 Feb 2026
The hotel fully met our expectations. The staff and general quality of service was excellent
Patricia
✓14 Oct 2025
Excellent hotel, spoilt only by late night noisy drinkers keeping some members of our party awake
Ian
✓5 Oct 2025
Billed as 5 star but it isn’t. The rooms are perfectly nice but the restaurant falls short. There are also problems with rowdy behaviour around the pool in the afternoons.
Sheila
✓4 Oct 2025
Facilities were excellent. Rooms spacious and comfortable and hotel has a good feeling. There could be more bar space and some staff were not very friendly or efficient.
Helen
✓26 Sep 2025
We really enjoyed our stay here
Clare
✓23 Sep 2025
Enjoyable & comfortable. An improvement in food quality since our last visit.
Andrew
✓20 Jun 2025
Room was quite comfortable, food was very good.
Peter
✓16 Jun 2025
Second time here. Courses in great condition. The choice of food very good and superb for gluten free. Would highly recommend.
Matthew
✓8 Jun 2025
Checking in process was very slow. Nice pool area. Evening food selection very limited
Michael
✓27 May 2025
Good quality rooms and facilities, can’t fault the food either on choice or quality. Stayed there three times now and will be going back.
Joe
✓23 Feb 2026
A great introduction to the resort. Challenging back nine.
Joe
✓23 Feb 2026
The course was a fair test after rough had been maintained following storms.
Patricia
✓14 Oct 2025
Similar to North course, a few challenging holes. Good to have toilets on the course and a buggy selling food and drink
Patricia
✓14 Oct 2025
Some of the holes were challenging and some quite long, but we coped well despite the heat at the end of the day.
Ian
✓5 Oct 2025
In my opinion this is the better of the 2 courses. It also suffers a bit of wild boar damage but not as much as the North. Greens are good and there are some really quirky holes. The 10th for example features a 90 degree dogleg. If your walking keep some energy for the trip between 17th green and 18th tee which involves a 400 yard trek across a walkway.
Ian
✓5 Oct 2025
The course is currently being damaged by wild boar which dig up various areas every night. It also has the worst buggy path I’ve ever seen although to be fair some sections were being relaid. The greens are good but if your walking allow a good 10 min to get from the clubhouse to the first tee.
Sheila
✓4 Oct 2025
Challenging and interesting course and back 9 very tight. It was extremely wet on back 9 not sure if overwatered but almost impassable in places.
Sheila
✓4 Oct 2025
There was a lot of work on resurfacing the buggy paths so a lot of disruption with plant moving across the course
Helen
✓26 Sep 2025
It seemed very very wet
Helen
✓26 Sep 2025
The best option is fly into Faro in Portugal and drive. Whilst the transfer will take around an hour it is relatively simple taking the A22 along the Algarve, crossing the Spanish border and into Huelva.
