Isla Canela

Golf buggies are not an essential at the Isla Canela as it is very walkable with little undulation across the golf course. Whilst the golf course is fairly flat, there is still an abundance of hazards to trip players up and hinder their scorecard. There are some tricky dog-leg holes shaped around the landscape’s natural fauna consisting of orange, olive and eucalyptus trees. The Isla Canela is widely renowned for the immaculate condition of its greens and perfectly manicured fairways, so it comes as no surprise that it is one of the best-known golf courses in the area.

Due to its stunning coastal location, players are provided with beautiful sweeping views throughout the golf course. On a windy day, players must bring their A-game as a strong gust could send your ball wayward into a rough area or hazard. Those even with a low handicap will find themselves challenged should the wind interfere with their game.

The most demanding hole on the Isla Canela golf course includes the 14th hole with a stroke index one. Here, golfers must overcome a tricky left dog leg to then conquer a lengthy closing stretch. To heighten the challenge, the dog leg is lined by large eucalyptus trees ready to capture any wayward shots. Once players reach past the dog leg, they are met with a large lake protecting the right side of the fairway; this hole demands a lot of accuracy.