National park with hiking and biking trails. It's about a half hour drive from Tarifa. We drove out…read moreSunday morning, but discovered it is closed Saturdays and Sundays. Bummer!

Wholeheartedly agree with the other reviews in that this is a beautiful, near perfect beach. One…read moreof the best I've been on. Unspoilt and not over populated by loud touristy types. It felt like everyone here was here for one purpose. To lay in the sun and relax. No sooner as you walk on the beach this is all you want to do from morning until you can watch the glorious sun setting in the evening. Depending where you are on the beach you can either be around total quiet or near the restaurant playing music which you can hear in the background. Further down there is a nudist area. You'll know it when you get there! and further on from that is where the surfers hang out. There's miles of beach to walk along and just get lost in your own thoughts, sit and people watch or whatever you choose. A clean beach with no littering and no one trying to sell you anything or harass you for any reason. I'd love to come back it has surely grabbed a piece of my heart! I believe I was there a little prior to the season starting so, maybe it gets a little busier but April was perfect timing.

We were staying at the northern end of this beautiful boardwalk for a few days. So walking up and…read moredown this promenade was our daily thing to do. And it's a very nice way to spend some time here. The boardwalk is in really good shape and quite wide, so there's enough space for everybody. Even when it gets darker this place is still busy and feels safe to walk around. The views are stunning and the sunsets even more so. You won't find that many international tourists here, it's mostly locals who stroll around here, which is nice. There are numerous benches integrated in the boardwalk wall in case your legs need a rest. At the northern end there's a very small beach, ideal if your dog wants a quick dip. For the humans I'd recommend the beach at the southern end, right before the port. Also a nice spot to sit and watch the sun going down. The boardwalks runs parallel to the main street, which is busy, but still not really noisy or disturbing. It's a great thing to do when in town.