The tariff, the city to which is quite difficult to get from Russia ... But you did it! You got to luxury beaches, maybe even worked out with windsurving or tried themselves in kaitsurfing. And now the question arose in front of you: what about the cultural program? What should I definitely see here except the beaches and the sea?
So, despite the fact that the tariff is not a record holder on attractions in the region, however, the cognitive aspect of rest here is also present.
As a rule, the first thing tourists do in the tariff is floating from it in Morocco. For some reason, this is the main tourist entertainment of the city. In any agency, the first thing is that you are offered - this is a single-day tour to the city of Tangier, to get to which you can just half an hour. If you are independent and not recognize organized excursions - then you can go to Tangier yourself, just by buying a ticket to the ferry, at about 50-60 euros back. You need to take a passport with you, and most importantly, so that the Schengen multivisa stood in it.
Sometimes a trip to Morocco, tourists replace maritime walk in the hope of seeing whales and dolphins drawn in advertising booklets of companies that carry out such excursions. In this case, it is often important in advance to take pills from mentaling - after all, ocean waves reach the Gibraltar Strait. By the way, Cape Gibraltar can also be seen during this journey.
For those who like to be immersed in the historic past of the city, it is perfect for a walk through the central part of the tariff, a somewhat launched, but breathing centuries-old history - the history of the city standing on the border of two continents, two cultures.
So, the city has survived a fortress wall, which is the name of Husman, the legendary hero of medieval wars, as well as an old gate, through which the entrance to the city and several churches, the foundation for which the remains of the mosques served as the foundation. Rising to the fortress, you can see the coast of Morocco.
The most interesting, in my opinion, place in the city is La Isla De Las Palomas (Pigeon Island), actually, and the most southernmost point of Europe.
In 1808, the island was connected to the mainland with a narrow cable, on the one hand, hitting the stones and rocks, the waves of the Mediterranean Sea are splashing, and on the other, a racing on a golden sandy beach, the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. So that you do not get confused, from which side what is, on both sides of the coherent shields with the inscription - Mediterrana (Mediterranean Sea) and Atlantico. For this, you can walk to the island to the island, almost the entire territory of which the military base occupies, so it is impossible to go on it.
But when you will unfold and go back the way, you will see almost the entire city, beaches, the port and the Santa Catalina Tower, which served as a quarantine baroque during the epidemic of the plague, and a powder warehouse, and military strengthening and even a meteorological station.
After examining the city, walking along his narrow streets, rising to the fortress and trying the wonderful Andalusian wines, you begin to strive for the city to see even more interesting places.
Those who move by car must visit the magnificent viewing platform of Mirador Del Estrecho, from where you can make very beautiful panoramic photos, on which it will be seen not only the coast and the sea, but even Morocco.
Those who are interested in history go to the ruins of the Roman city of Balela Claudia. Here you can see samples of traditional Romanesque architecture, and on the way back it is to drive to a chic beach, located near Bono Bay.
In fact, the tariff is still more nature than the story. Even all the architectural ensembles of the city and the surroundings are interesting and beautiful primarily by the fact that they are in harmony with nature of this region, with waves and winds, with sandy beaches and rocky shores. It is this symbiosis that gives the most sensation of the peace that you experience while walking around the city in good sunny weather, and the feeling of anxiety that occurs during the winter visits to the city, when the harsh wind drives lead rain clouds over the sea.
If you relax in the tariff, do not limit the urban beach, be sure to travel to the nearest countryside, located next to Barbate and Zahara-De-Los-Atunes. It is here, it seems to me that there are the best beaches of the region, more secluded, with a long and wide strip of golden sand, which waves endure bizarre shells.
Due to its location, the tariff is convenient for traveling both along the Costa de la Luz coast and Costa del Sol. It is easy to get to Cadiz and Algeciras, as well as, if you have a British visa, visit Gibraltar.