Tag: Tarifa
Full wind ahead on a kitesurfing adventure on Cadiz’ Costa de la Luz
The sport of kitesurfing leaves Jon Clarke in a tangle, after the first morning started with a nasty ‘shock’
WATCH: Boat carrying dozens of migrants washes up on popular Tarifa beach in Spain’s Cadiz
https://twitter.com/Tim_Roehn/status/1201099762625368065?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1201099762625368065&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fandaluciainformacion.es%2Fandalucia%2F864211%2Funa-patera-desembarca-en-plena-zona-urbana-de-tarifa%2F A BOAT carrying dozens of migrants landed on popular tourist beach in Tarifa this past weekend. The vessel washed up on Playa Chica on Sunday...
Hunt on for ‘mystery Tarifa man’ last pictured with missing Norwegian near Spain’s Costa del Sol before he vanished...
The missing man took a train from Oslo in Norway some days later and disappeared without a trace
SOUTHERN COMFORTS: Why it’s not just the infamous Atlantic wind that keeps the Costa de la Luz so spiritually...
The coastal town in Cadiz province is an endearing mix of beach bum bohemianism and boutique chic, with the added attraction of great seafood and restorative Atlantic winds
Eight arrested in HUGE drug bust in Spain as 200 Guardia Civil officers swoop on Tarifa and Algeciras
It comes as a separate incident saw one of the most notorious hash dealers in Algeciras also detained by police
COSTA DEL VIENTO: Five cultural insights into the winds in Andalucia
A YELLOW weather warning will hit the Costa del Sol tonight (Friday) until the early hours of Sunday morning. It comes as no surprise that...
WATCH: Vile video shows SEWAGE flowing onto popular beach in southern Spain
Locals commented on the video branding it a 'disgrace' and 'embarrassing'
Hurricane Force – the coolest hotel group on the Costa de la Luz
TAKE a slice of Ibiza cool, a dash of London savvy and a gust of Europe’s most wonderful wind and you find the hippest...
Whale of a time in the deepest part of the Straits of Gibraltar
WE are about between Spain and Morocco in the deepest part of the Straits of Gibraltar. Flying fish, turtles and two types of whale...
Human rights defender says Spain is ‘cruel’ to migrants
Speaking at the Joint Committee on Relations, ombudsman Francisco Marugan said there were 'major deficiencies' in how the media represented illegal migrants.
One dead and seven critically injured after explosion at Andalucia hotel
The flames began after a generator exploded, sending sparks into the kitchen and setting fire to a vat of cooking oil
British bird lovers to stage 700 mile trek through Spain to save turtle doves
The four Brits will walk 700 miles from Tarifa to Asturias from February 5 to raise money to help protect the bird, whose population has fallen by 93% in the UK and 74% in Europe since 1970
Perils at sea: The heart-wrenching stories of migrants crossing the Straits of Gibraltar into Southern Spain
The drowning of seven African migrants en route to Tarifa this month highlighted again the 21st century’s biggest crisis, writes Joe Duggan
Searching for the perfect tuna dish on the Costa de la Luz
The locals are extremely proud of their fishy obsession
Blah Blah Blah offers kids outdoor summer of their dreams
The camps run for three weeks from July 17 to August 14
Trattoria in Tarifa: Veni, vidi, vici
Tarifa restaurateur Luciano Fabricio, 44, is now branching out into more creative ways of cooking
Where to stay on the Costa de la Luz
The Costa de la Luz is packed with hip places to stay
The ions in the fire!
It is easily the most professional kite and windsurf centre on the Costa de la Luz
Blown away by Tarifa
Sixteen years after her first taste of Tarifa, Iona Napier returns to the windy capital of Europe for another taste of bohemian bliss
Learning the lingo in Spain
HAVING been in business for 27 years, it can rightfully claim to be one of the oldest language schools on the Costa de la...
Costa de la Luz: Into the light
Rob Horgan takes a ride through the sunbleached 'fresh and natural' towns of the bright and breezy Costa de la Luz
British teacher takes on 8,000km cycle across Europe
Swapping his interactive whiteboard for a road bike, Briton Andrew Sykes cycled 8,000km across the continent
Beach bar o’clock as the coast’s chiringuitos open for business
The days of ‘espeto’ sardines and sipping sangria on the sand are back, as the coast’s chiringuitos open up for spring
Human rights organisation slams Algeciras migrant detention centres
The centres were described as ‘places representing the most flagrant infringement of human rights’.
Tarifa-based world champion Liam Whaley aims to take kitesurfing to the next level
The 18-year-old won his first freestyle title in December
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