Filling up the tank has become a financial challenge for many families in Huelva, given the upward trend in fuel prices. Choosing one gas station over another can lead to considerable savings, especially on a day of travel across the province, whether heading to the Sierra or the Coast.

For those seeking maximum savings this April 18, low-cost gas stations and local cooperatives offer the most competitive prices. For Gasoline 95 E5, the most economical option is found in Palos de la Frontera, where a Ballenoil station on Avenida Mazagón offers it at €1.39 per liter. Closely following, at €1.405, are a station in Lepe and another from the same brand in the La Estación Industrial Estate in Cartaya.

Regarding Diesel (Gasóleo A), the lowest price is recorded in Lucena del Puerto, at the Costaoil station, at €1.652 per liter. The town of Lepe also stands out for its competitive prices, with a station offering the liter at €1.665, the same price as another station in Cartaya. These prices contrast significantly with the provincial average, allowing for direct savings.

On the other hand, refueling at certain branded stations or along major road networks can significantly increase the cost. The highest price for Diesel this Saturday is in Lepe, at the Primafrio station on the Lepe-Ayamonte road (km 121), where a liter reaches €2.099. Other stations with high prices include one in Alosno (€1.989) and another in Villalba del Alcor (€1.979).

The most expensive Gasoline 95 is located in San Juan del Puerto and Aracena, both at €1.495 per liter. Although the price gap for gasoline is smaller than for diesel, choosing stations in Punta Umbría or Valverde del Camino, where the price is around €1.49, remains a slightly more advantageous option. Planning your refueling stop before leaving home is, more than ever, a smart decision to enjoy the weekend without budget surprises.