Aljaraque is located in the southwestern part of Spain, in the province of Huelva, Andalusia. It lies just a short distance from the Atlantic Ocean, making it a coastal town, though slightly inland, surrounded by lush green landscapes and scenic countryside. The town is well-positioned, with the city of Huelva only 7 kilometers to the east, and the Portuguese border about 50 kilometers to the west, allowing for easy cross-border travel.
The region is characterized by the nearby Rio Tinto, famous for its striking red and orange waters, and the coastal beaches of the Costa de la Luz, which are easily accessible for day trips. The nearby Doñana National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers further natural beauty and opportunities for outdoor activities like birdwatching and hiking.
The climate in Aljaraque is typically Mediterranean with hot summers and mild winters. Summers can see temperatures in the high 30s (°C), making spring and autumn the best times to visit for comfortable sightseeing. Winter is also pleasant with cooler temperatures but still mild enough for outdoor activities, making the town a year-round destination.