Tarifa is at the very bottom of Europe. It's where the Strait of Gibraltar and the African coast are super close, only 14 kilometres apart at the narrowest point. No matter the month, there's always something to do around Tarifa, whether it's on the water or land. The scenery is excellent for walks, climbing, biking, horseback riding, or just chilling at the beach watching the horizon. In spring and summer, you can even go whale watching on a boat. At night, there are lots of authentic restaurants and bars serving tapas. And make sure not to miss the famous sunsets from the beaches between Tarifa and Valdevaqueros. With good Spanish food and wine, friendly locals, the ocean, sun, and wind, Tarifa is a must-visit for kitesurfers, windsurfers, and wingfoilers.

Tarifa got famous among European windsurfers in the early 90s. Because of its location, it's windy and sunny almost 300 days a year, making it the best place in the world for kitesurfing, wingfoiling, and windsurfing. It's like a paradise for anyone who loves water sports. In Tarifa, there are two main winds: the Levante and the Poniente. The Levante is a strong, warm wind from the east, while the Poniente is a weaker, cooler wind from the west. These winds create perfect conditions for activities like kitesurfing, windsurfing, and wingfoiling. Tarifa is a great place for people who love wind and waves.