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This is a lovely walk passing the landmarks where the Mediterranean and Atlantic meet. Only when you get out to the island do you realise is is closed for development. Views toward Tarifa are lovely as well as the Atlantic beaches on the other side.
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Date of experience: October 2019
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Despite the Island being closed to the general public, this being unable to access the lighthouse or see where the two seas actually collide, or to get to the most southerly point in mainland Spain, the walk across gives a great perspective of the city of Tarifa. If only it was safe to access! …
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Date of experience: September 2019
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It's cool to walk towards the Isla de las Palomas between the Mediterraneo and the Atlantic Ocean! However, it seems hard to visit the island itself. There's little information online, it seems that it can be done via reservation for groups, but I have yet to understand exactly how... …
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Date of experience: August 2019
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Great to walk in the amazing blowing wind across the water but shame that it was closed when we had walked all the way there to find the sign! Apparently this is not uncommon, worth the walk anyway!
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Date of experience: June 2019
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This is the point at which the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic and the southernmost tip of Europe. The views out to North Africa are fantastic and this area is a must for travellers to this area. Its just a shame that the fort/ruins at the end of the walk are closed to the public. The Spanish could really make the area a place of natural beauty and capitalise on it..alas Still worth the walk down the path anyway while wandering around Tarifa town…
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Date of experience: March 2019
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