Visit Tarifa

The town of Tarifa itself iz very interesting, with good restaurants and a fascinating castle (as well as the ferry to Tangier). And on the coast nearby, great beaches and sand dunes and the remarkable Roman ruins at Bolonia.

Kiloran Canada

Tarifa is wellknown for being a welcoming small coastal town with an international flavour brought by kite-surfers, bird-watchers and whale-watchers, with many bars, cafes and restaurants at different budget levels..the winter winds are very strong, but warm.. Food choices include many cuts and presentation of Atlantic Bluefin tuna as well as many other popular seafood and fish dishes, together with the meat dishes of local beef, including a Ruta Iberica

Jon United Kingdom

Tarifa is a very living town full of bars and restaurants and people of all ages. It breeze energy, not in the last place because of the wind ☺. A visit to the castle is absolute recommendable, it can cost you one hout or two...

Karel Netherlands

I didn't expect to find much to do in Tarifa, it was just a stop off for our return flight to the UK from Gibraltar, having been in Tangier. But it was actually a lovely place - very pretty, more upscale, and safer feeling than I expected for a port town. We were only there for 1 day and night, I'd definitely visit again to explore a bit more. Maybe don't go if you don't like dogs - we saw loads of them!

Lauren United Kingdom

Tarifa is a lovely old town with a tremendous town wall still in place on the west side of town. It is a romantic place with lovely little street, lots of shops and restaurants and bars, a ruined castle and old fortification near the harbour. A cute covered daily market offers meats, sausages, cheeses, flowers, clothing, plants and a spectacular display of fresh fish of the day to buy and also served to eat there and then. There are several ferries going daily to various places in Morocco. You can't get bored here. Public buses are very comfortable and punctual and super cheap to explore the surrounding area or coming/going to the airport. Ice cream in Tarifa is the best and plentiful - I am ice cream addicted.

Gertrud United Kingdom

Tarifa is beautiful, very cool, the old town is great if you could look at the buildings. You spend more time watching the ground for all the dog crap. My god, do people not know have to clean up after their dogs

Fergal Ireland