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    Conil de la Frontera

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    Conil de la Frontera

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    Conil de la Frontera is popular for its expansive sandy beaches, its vibrant gastronomy centered around tuna and fish, and the white old town of a traditional Andalusian fishing village.

    by Felix Gillen

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    9. Conil de la Frontera
    Conil de la Frontera is popular for its expansive sandy beaches, its vibrant gastronomy centered around tuna and fish, and the white old town of a traditional Andalusian fishing village.

    Sights in Conil de la Frontera

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    Torre de Guzmán
    Castle

    1Torre de Guzmán

    The tower was built at the beginning of the 14th century to monitor tuna catches and offer protection from attacks from the sea. It is the landmark of Conil; from its battlements, you look out over the coast and the rooftops of the town.
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    Playa de los Bateles
    Attraction

    2Playa de los Bateles

    The city beach is right on the Paseo Marítimo and is very wide; from the edge of town, you'll walk quite a stretch across the sand to the water. Wooden walkways, beach bars, toilets, and lifeguards are included.
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    Calas de Roche (Cala del Pato)
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    3Calas de Roche (Cala del Pato)

    Behind the fishing port, small coves line up beneath the cliffs: the Calas de Roche or Calas de Poniente. They are sheltered and tranquil, but access and parking are challenging, and there's usually no lifeguard service and little infrastructure.
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    Essen & Trinken

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    Itañolo Pizzeria

    Bodenständiges Restaurant für hausgemachte Pizza und Pasta sowie traditionelle Lasagne.
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    Bar Los Hermanitos

    Bar in C. Román Ruiz.
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    Bar La Diligencia

    Bar in C. Gonzalo Sanchez Fuentes.
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    Taberna La Strazza

    Bar in C. la Virgen.
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    Restaurante Pizzeria Giovanni

    Bar in C. Torre de Hércules.
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    Nearby

    Vejer de la Frontera

    Vejer de la Frontera

    The white village of Vejer de la Frontera lies on a hill near the Costa de la Luz with views to the Strait of Gibraltar. Winding, flower-adorned streets, the well-preserved town wall with gates such as the Puerta de Sancho IV, the Plaza de España with its fountain of Sevillian tiles, and viewpoints like the Mirador de la Cobijada characterize the place.
    Cádiz

    Cádiz

    The port city Cádiz is considered one of the oldest cities in Western Europe, founded by the Phoenicians as Gadir. Its old town, on a narrow spit, offers narrow streets, watchtowers and squares, with Atlantic beaches like La Caleta right beside it.
    Costa de la Luz

    Costa de la Luz

    The Costa de la Luz, the "Coast of Light", stretches along the Atlantic from the Portuguese border to Tarifa. It is characterized by long, wide sandy beaches and a particularly clear light, plus historic cities like Cádiz and Jerez, white villages like Vejer, excellent conditions for wind and kitesurfing, and a cuisine rich in fish and sherry.
    Jerez de la Frontera

    Jerez de la Frontera

    In Jerez de la Frontera in the province of Cádiz, much revolves around sherry, flamenco, and horses. The city is known for its Bodegas, where you can taste the various sherry types from Fino to Oloroso. A highlight is the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art (Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre) with its show “Cómo bailan los caballos andaluces”. The historic center, with the Cathedral and the Alcázar, an 11th-century Moorish fortress, invites you for strolls. Many famous flamenco artists hail from Jerez; the Centro Andaluz de Flamenco is located in Palacio Pemartín. In May, the Horse Fair (Feria del Caballo) takes place. For a deeper insight into sherry production, a guided tour through a traditional Bodega is worthwhile.
    Tarifa

    Tarifa

    Tarifa, situated at the southernmost point of mainland Europe, is a hub for wind and water sports on the Strait of Gibraltar. The Old Town offers narrow streets and the Castillo de Guzmán el Bueno, a Moorish-era castle. At Playa de Los Lances, kite and windsurfers shape the relaxed, international atmosphere. On a clear day, you can gaze across to the African coast, and whale and dolphin watching tours are also popular. You'll find fresh seafood in the Old Town's tapas bars. You'll enjoy mild weather, especially in spring and autumn.

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