Parking around the beach is charged (5€ / day). The beach is fine sandy, wide and long. The many visitors spread well. We hardly had waves and hardly any wind. As an additional attraction you can hike up the dune or visit the Roman village of Baelo Claudia. While the many visitors to the beach were well distributed, this did not apply to the cars. The many parking lots were full in the early afternoon and traffic jammed on the access roads (on the narrow roads the approaching and departing cars blocked each other). I would recommend coming early (morning) during the summer holidays to avoid stress, then nothing stands in the way of undimmed bathing pleasures.

The beach is a pass, the dune in the background is spectacular and worth climbing, I recommend carrying water and throwing yourself doing the kibble lol, Parking is 5 euros that is what I think is a pass because last year it was 1.5 euros. You can also visit the "Baelo Claudia Archaeological Complex" although on the outside you can see quite a lot.

The dunes of Bolonia are a paradise on earth. Clear sand, crystal clear cold water. They can be reached via a walk in the pine forest of about 10 minutes. You get over the dune, about halfway. Then down to the beach. If you are in the surroundings of Tarifa it is a destination to do.