Twenty-five kilometres of coast, twenty spots. Tarifa is the southern tip of Europe — where the Atlantic and the Mediterranean meet, where the terrain forms a funnel that accelerates the wind. Depending on whether the Levante blows from the east or the Poniente from the west, the coast changes face: a spot that was perfect in the morning can become unrideable in the afternoon.
From beginner kitesurfing at Los Lances to year-round windsurfing at Bolonia, by way of the pros' big-air at Balneario and the wave at Hurricane — every spot has its own wind, its own level, its own rhythm.
And when the wind drops, the backcountry takes over: 4 climbing sites between San Bartolo and El Bujeo, 10 hikes from Cerro del Tambor to the Duna de Bolonia, and the Strait Natural Park to watch cetaceans and migrating raptors.