TARIFA AREA

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Our Holiday rentals are located in La Peña, within easy reach of Tarifa town and its golden coastline. We cater for travellers looking for new experiences during the days and peace and tranquillity during the nights. Tarifa Chalets are ideally located to discover and explore the wealth of natural beauty and local historical interest from Tarifa town to the City of Cádiz. 

Tarifa town itself offers a wealth of gastronomic choice, for all tastes and budgets. Reknowned for its water sports, its incredible views across to Morocco offer spectacular scenes from its port and beach bars. The old town is steeped in moorish details with the Castle of Guzmán el Bueno beautifully maintained and open for visits. 

Those arriving for the first time will soon be immersed in the relaxed way the locals go about their days. From fresh fish stalls in the old town market to locally produced cheeses, fruits and vegetables, the pace of life is dramatically reduced once you get their bearings. The old town is full of independent shops, cafés, bars and restaurants.

Tarifa is an end destination with access to the continent of Africa via a short ferry crossing from Tarifa Port. Its unique location allows travellers the opportunity to see dolphins and whales on organised boat trips across the Straits towards Morocco. 

Famous for water sports schools and major facilities at Valdevaqueros; the golden beaches at Bolonia which are awarded national recognition on a yearly basis; the Roman Ruins of Baelo Claudia are an impressive backdrop to the sand dunes and kilometres of beautiful beaches at Bolonia.

Trekking, horse riding, cycling, diving, the list of activities on offer is plentiful. 

With endless sun, sea and sand in unspoilt, historical locations, added to the variety of pastimes and activities on offer, makes the Costa de la Luz and Tarifa in particular, a truly unforgettable getaway. 

Tarifa is an end destination. Offering old Spain with a heady mix of top European facilities and entertainment. For guaranteed heat and sun, the months between May and October are preferable. July and August are the busiest and the period between November and April offer a mix of weather to suit all tastes. 

With the historical pomp of Easter week added to the many more celebrations throughout the year, there is always something to entice and entertain visitors.  Andalucia is the warmest of the Spanish provinces, in every sense of the word.