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Newest Review: ... or windsurf, there is another thing to do at this beautiful beach other than taking sun bath, there is the mud bath, yes on the end of this beach, near the beautiful dunes, there is a stone mud were people look like aliens, and its really good, we tried and our skin is softer now:). Another thing you should be prepared to see on the beach on tarifa is topless, about 90% of women’s, and on some zones nude also, like a selvage beach. A must to see and get some shooting session is on the dunes, just go on the top and see the scenary, its like a desert with dead trees, unreal..... 5 PM time to go to the city and get the key for our small... more

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Tarifa: TARIFA WINDY PARADISE (846 words)
by - written on 11/09/06 (Useful, 898 readings)
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Tarifa, south of spain, this was my first time, as a kite surfer rider i have heard many times about tarifa, because of is all year wind conditions, and is true, i and my friends arrive tarifa by car, normal condition road and easy to find spots, its hard to miss tarifa because when you approach the view is something unreal, there are giant wind mill everywhere, i took great photos of them just imagine all horizon full of them, it was about 10 am when we arrived and of course the first thing we wanted do to, was to see the famous beach "vale vaqueiros", the view was again beautiful now just the beach, but the sea full of kitesurfers and windsurfers, imagine all ... Read the complete review

Not THAT windy city! (1406 words)
by - written on 13/03/06 (Very useful, 1099 readings)
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Until recently the town on Tarifa on Spain’s Costa de la Luz for famous for only two things – neither was tourism. Tarifa is situated as far south as one can drive in Spain and is the town from which passenger ferries depart for Morocco. For years now there have been nightly arrivals of illegal immigrants from north Africa arriving on the beaches around Tarifa undercover of the darkness. There’s actually a really impressive series or murals in town done by local school children and youth groups depicting such scenes and the positive contribution some of these immigrants have made on the town. The other thing that Tarifa has been linked with it the towns high ... Read the complete review