Beaches of Tarifa

If a thing has Tarifa, It is quality in all its different beaches.

Today we recommend the best beaches to visit and enjoy a magnificent day.

Los Lances Beach:

It is the largest beach in Tarifa. It has a length of 7250 meters and 120 meters wide. We can divide this beach into two areas:

· South Zone: a little urbanized beach and far from large population centers
· North Zone: very close to the city of Tarifa and with an extensive human occupation

In addition to its large size, it is also characterized by its fine, golden sand. And for all the beach bars that you can find along the beach, which offer good food and a good atmosphere to have a drink with live music and views of Morocco.

Small Beach:

It is located at the southernmost point of the European continent, it is the last beach of the Mediterranean Sea.

It is characterized by its crystal clear water and the possibility of diving or snorkeling, since it has many varieties of corals and marine species.

In addition, it is ideal for days when the West blows hard. And, it also has great views of Morocco.

Valdevaqueros Beach:

It is a wild beach that is in the middle of nature,
It is the favorite for the practice of kitesurfing and windsurfing due to the winds that are usually present in the area, as well as the infrastructures and the environment that exists in it.

Furthermore it is, along with Bolonia, one of the last surviving virgin sands on the Peninsula. It has a large dune at its northern end and has a large number of services: toilets, showers, litter bins, lifeguards, Red Cross, telephone, etc.

Punta Paloma Beach:

It extends at the foot of a large dune that is formed with the help of the vientos de levante que arrastran la arena de la playa hacia west

The conditions that this beach presents are optimal for sailing, kitesurfing and windsurfing sports, currently being one of the world-renowned places to practice them.

Useful or not to take care of the skin, mud baths are another of the forms of entertainment that we find naturally in Punta Paloma.

It is a limestone rock that we find in some humid areas, forming a type of mud that people like to smear themselves with, both for its dermatological properties and for fun.

Bolonia Beach

Bolonia, in Tarifa, is one of the last virgin beaches in southern Spain and is located in a place of great natural beauty and historical interest.

Bolonia It stands out for its characteristic dunes, its fine sand and its clean and transparent waters. Of course, the water is somewhat colder than in other beaches!

In addition, you can find the Roman ruins of Baelo Claudia. Some ruins with a lot of history that you can see right there.

The beach of Bolonia It is very extensive, on one side you have the aforementioned dune (from the top of which you can see a fantastic panoramic view), and at the other end of the beach you come to a kind of natural pools that form at low tide.