Why visit Tarifa Cadiz Spain?
Have you even been to Tarifa Cadiz? If you have not been here yet you better include this town of Cadiz in your list of itineraries if you planned to spend your vacation in Cadiz. The town of Tarifa is located in the southernmost of Europe specifically in the very tip of southern Spain. It is one of Cadiz’s towns which feature stunning scenery. Visiting Tarifa would be a great experience that you should not miss. Tarifa is not just an ordinary town in Cadiz because there are many things that you can do here that you would really enjoy. It features various notable places like castles and historical monuments. The following are some of the things to do in Tarifa Cadiz Spain.
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Visiting Castillo de Guzman—this historical castle was named after Guzman El Bueno. It has a historical value since 1294; Castle de Guzman has been tried to invade by the muslims but they were not successful. Guzman saw his son’s death after it was being hostage since Guzman never gave up the castle. Since then Guzman and the Castillo de Guzman became famous in Tarifa Cadiz Spain.
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Tarifa’s Municipal Museum—the museum is located in the Casa del Posta which is also known as the square of the little frogs due to the water spurting from the frog’s mouth. The museum is open from Monday to Friday, what you can find here is the documents of the museum’s archaeology, geography and history.
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The Church of San Mateo—this church is located at the top of Sancho IV El Bravo. It is a 16th century church; you can see the baroque style façade that it shows. You can visit the church any time you want from 8:45am to 1pm and 5:30pm to 8:30pm.
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Whale Watching—this is one of the greatest experiences that you should try in Tarifa. The trip would take at least 3 hours and a half hour talk about the work of the company before. Though you pay for 27 euros, it is all worth it.
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Visit the Muelle de Rivera – Causeway—this part of Tarifa is the best place to wander and feel the ocean breeze. It is in this place that the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean meet.