Learn Spanish in Tarifa

Tarifa

Tarifa, on the Costa de la Luz, is the city which separates the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean and is the closest european point to the African continent. Tarifa is a destination indicated for students attracted by the idea of combining their studies of Spanish with the practice of wind-surfing and / or kite-surfing. Besides being one of the most popular places to practice these sports, Tarifa offers visitors the attraction of its friendly people and its natural environment.

Former military fortress, Tarifa lives primarily from fishing and tourism, mainly in the summer. The historic center is composed of many irregular streets dominated by the colors white and blue (typical of Morocco). Here you can find several cafes, bars, restaurants and shops with the typical clothing and pottery of Morocco. At the heart of Tarifa and beside the sea is the Castillo de Guzmán el Bueno, declared of Cultural Interest.

The beaches of Tarifa and its surroundings are characteristic of the Atlantic, beaches of white sand and clear water. The beaches are large and have a spectacular nature. Pinewoods and dunes mingle in this unique environment, isolated from the tourist invasion. To enjoy the sunset on a beach will certainly be a beautiful and unforgettable experience.

The night at Tarifa is active and at the same time calm. It's common that young people meet in any of the bars to comment their daily experiences on the sea.

Some places of interest in and outside from Tarifa are Castellar de la Frontera (44 miles), Gibraltar (48 km), Cadiz (106 kms), the "Parque Natural del Estrecho" (2 km) and the "Parque Natural de los Alcornocales" (12 kms).