It is truly worth taking the time to visit this wonderful archaeological site. It takes a couple of hours to walk round and it is free to visit for EU citizens (You need proof of address). My only other advise is to get there early...More

Family day out! Bring passports as free for EU citizens, great views of the beach and fascinating opportunity to learn about the romans!

The Romans landed on the shores of the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the 3rd century BC as they sought control of the Western Mediterranean. The ruins can be found at the beach in Bolonia, just west of Tarifa. It's a small sight, but...More

Really nice to walk around the ruins which were a lot more impressive than I expected. The amphitheatre was my favourite part to look around, and there's great views of the beach and the sand dunes the whole way around.

You need to visit this place to experience the magic of it. Suitable for all ages, and the best part is that it is just right next to the gorgeous Bolonia beach. Definitely worth to visit.

If you are interested in history this is a unique place to bring your family. It is a relatively well perserved town close to a wonderful beach and it is easy to imaging the life and work of the inhabitants due to the indoor exibition....More

First it's free for all EU nations, no ID was needed just say your from U.K. Etc. You can only enter from the northern part where there is a paved car park. We got a space pretty easy at 11:30 on a Saturday.... the beach...More

We started off in the small modern museum. Unfortunately the little shop was closed when we arrived so we couldn't purchase a guide book until we left. So we wandered around the site following the arrows. It is large and impressive and we were so...More

Baelo Claudia is an impressive Roman city behind an amazing beach. The visit is cheap (free if you are a European Union citizen), walking around gives you a unique feeling, the museum is informative... what more do you want? Go, and you won't regret it!

This is an absolutely spectacular Roman fishing village that they are still excavating!! It is magnificent with an amphitheater, stone salt bins, a beautiful forum, two parts of a Roman aqueduct, gorgeous walkways, columns, roads, and even a museum filled with statues and other items...More