Each beach has its own energy

1. Valdevaqueros Beach

Just 400 meters from TAIGA Tarifa Valdevaqueros , this beach is the queen of the area. World-renowned for its ideal conditions for kitesurfing and windsurfing, Valdevaqueros is much more than just the wind: miles of fine sand, natural dunes, and a wild environment perfect for spending the day swimming, hiking, and relaxing.

• What to do: learn to kitesurf, watch the kite spectacle in the sky, lie on the dunes, or have a drink at one of the beach bars with a view.
• TAIGA Tip: At sunset, climb the dunes next to the beach. The light, the wind, and the sea create an unforgettable picture.
• The best: its free energy and the feeling of being at the center of the action without stress.

2. Punta Paloma

Right next to Valdevaqueros, Punta Paloma stands out for its enormous dune that descends toward the sea, creating one of the most impressive landscapes in the area. Less frequented, wilder, and with corners where silence blends with the sound of the wind.

• What to do: climb the dune (yes, it's tough, but it's worth it), relax in a hidden cove, try the natural mud baths among the pine forests. Here, disconnection is a real experience, and sunset is celebrated as a ritual.
• TAIGA Tip: Go early if you want more peace and quiet, and wear comfortable shoes to explore the nearby trails.
• The best part: the dune. Climbing it is a challenge, but the views from the top are worth it all.

3. Los Lances North Beach

About a 10-minute drive from TAIGA Tarifa Valdevaqueros , this beach is ideal if you're looking for space, a relaxed atmosphere, and less wind than in Valdevaqueros. It's perfect for relaxing, exercising, or strolling along a seemingly endless shore.

• What to do: paddleboard, watch the sunset, read under an umbrella, or take long walks with your feet in the water. And while you're in the area, take the opportunity to explore Tarifa's historic center: Guzmán el Bueno Castle, the Puerta de Jerez, and the ancient medieval walls.
• TAIGA Tip: There's easy parking and terraces where you can have a bite to eat right by the sea.
• The best: its tranquility, even in summer, and those movie-like sunsets.

4. Bolonia Beach

It's about a 25-30 minute drive, but it's definitely worth it. Bolonia has it all: a giant dune, clear, calm waters, and the Roman ruins of Baelo Claudia right next door.

• What to do: Visit the Roman ruins, swim in some of the cleanest water on the coast, and climb the dune.
• TAIGA Tip: This is one of the most popular beaches, so arrive early if you want to park safely.
• The best: the mix of nature, history and sea in one place.

Other options

In addition to these four beaches, you can explore quieter, lesser-known coves by hiking from Punta Paloma or through the Natural Park. They don't always have official names, but that's part of the charm: discovering them for yourself.

There are also sheltered bathing areas near the Jara River and small inlets between dunes where the wind stops and silence remains.

Taiga Tip: Ask at reception or the local team; they can recommend spots based on the day's wind speed. Here, every day brings a different experience.

Where to stay to enjoy all these beaches?

To experience all this from the inside, there's nothing better than relaxing in a natural setting that exudes tranquility. TAIGA Tarifa Valdevaqueros is your refuge.

So now you know: if you're looking for wild nature, wind sports, history, and good energy...
Valdevaqueros is waiting for you. And so are we.