Tarifa

The Tarifa city is situated at the southern point in Europe, only 14 km from Africa.

It was the first settlement of the Moorish invasion of 711 and still retains all the charm of an Arabic city.

Its legacy of historic monuments is noteworthy:

The Gate of Jerez and the Caliph's Castle from the Moorish rule,

The church of San Mateo (16th century), etc.

Nearby, the Roman ruins of Baelo Claudia are worthy of mention, lying next to the beach of Bolonia.

Its coast has been chosen for the World Windsurfing Championships.

Underwater fishing is also possible in its transparent beaches:

Los Lances, Bolonia, Punta Paloma, De la Plata, Valdevaqueros and Torre de Peña.