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Tarifa is a beautiful place at the southernmost tip of Europe, known for: • The stunning beaches like Playa de la Miramar and Playa de los Lances • The historic old town with its narrow streets and whitewashed houses • The 10th-century Tarifa fortress overlooking Morocco • The best surf and kitesurf spots in Europe

Tarifa is a beautiful place at the southernmost tip of Europe, known for: • The stunning beaches like Playa de la Miramar and Playa de los Lances • The historic old town with its narrow streets and whitewashed houses • The 10th-century Tarifa fortress overlooking Morocco • The best surf and kitesurf spots in Europe

Come here to be amazed 😄.

Cannot be visited at this time. June 2025

A magical vantage point. On one side, the Atlantic Ocean with its kite surfers; on the other, the harbor and entrance to the Mediterranean.

Culture, technology, and mountain trails under your feet – all in a mountainous landscape close to the sea...those seeking tranquility should head to the Buddha Cave; those not afraid of technical challenges should continue up the mountain to the wind turbines; and hopefully, you'll also see the omnipresent eagles, not uncommon here in themselves – but still impressive nonetheless. The trail is always easy to follow, unmarked; routefinding skills are helpful, but not essential! The trail, which branches off directly in front of a wind turbine, is highly recommended for a lasso loop.

In 1292, the city was besieged by the Merinids from North Africa. They kidnapped the son of the commander of the fortress and threatened to kill him if his father did not give them the castle. But the latter, known as Guzmán El Bueno, refused and, if legend is to be believed, even threw his dagger down to the besiegers so that they could kill his son with it: he would rather be a man without a son than one without honor. The Spanish named the castle Castillo de Guzmán after him, which was further expanded at that time. Like other generals who had distinguished themselves during the Reconquista, he was rewarded with land. His descendants, the Dukes of Medina-Sidonia, were among the largest landowners in Andalusia until the 20th century and owned large parts of the province of Cádiz. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarifa

There is a strong breeze on the way to the small island, which is unfortunately closed. But it is well worth seeing...the Atlantic to the right and the Mediterranean to the left...fabulous...easy to reach on foot or by bike.