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Tarifa only 20 years ago, before it was discovered by pioneering windsurfers, was little more than a small fishing village which the average tourists avoided because of its winds. Today other than windsurfing and kitesurfing Tarifa has become very fashionable and attracts all active and nature loving people.

Despite growing considerably and offering most holiday facilities, Tarifa still preserves its natural and secluded atmosphere.

Even at the height of the summer season you are still likely to find scarcely populated virgin beaches.

Dulce Nombre Hotel reflects the new and the old. It is out of all the hubbub, however still within walking distance to the trendiest beaches of all and yet is at the foot of the National Park of the Acornocales over looking the Las Dunas bay and with Africa on the horizon.

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Hotel Dulce Nombre started out as apartments to rent. In time, and through popular request it has become a combination between a hotel and residence. It now offers fully furnished apartments to guests who want isolation and a 'Do it Yourself ' approach and rooms to guest who want total relaxation and be served upon. All the rooms and apartments have clima (cold/heat) and complete private baths.


The hotel also spoils its customers with a large swimming pool in a garden and a terrace to chilly out in and enjoy the most spectacular sun sets. There is also a country style restaurant to complete the pleasure of your stay.

From 116€ for day in high season and 74€ for day in low season.

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Tarifa has over 35km of beaches and most of the best hotels are spread along the beach west of Tarifa old town.

Tarifa is at the extreem tip of continental Europe and getting here can be quite a trip. This, however, thanks to budget airlines, has made the journey relatively short and fast. Flying to Malaga airport in the morning and hiring a car you can be sailing or swimming in the afternoon.

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The establishment Hotel Dulce Nombre is within the municipality of Tarifa, located on the coast of Cadiz which is alongside that of Huelva, the well-known Costa de la Luz, which owes its name to the bright, vivid light that highlights the comeliness of its streets, whitewashed walls, the golden dunes and reflection of the sea. Thus, the south of Cadiz, offers endless possibilities for tourists, both cultural and natural attractions and sports.

Cultural visits

Cádiz capital Into the sea is connected to the mainland by a narrow strip of land and it is said that it is the oldest city in Europe.
Conil de la Frontera It is a town of ancient seafaring tradition and now an important tourist resort. It has some beautiful sandy beaches and ancient monuments preserved.
Vejer de la Frontera Located on a hill, is a beautiful townhouse layout white and Arab. From the top of the castle is a very beautiful view.
Tarifa The population has remnants of its past as the Castle of Guzman el Bueno, the tenth century, inside which is the church of Santa Maria. Neighbor to the City there is a viewpoint from where you see the port of Tarifa, the Strait of Gibraltar and the Moroccan coast.

Beaches

beaches famous for their services
La Regla (Chipiona)
La Victoria (Cádiz)
La Barrosa (Chiclana de la Fra.)
La Fontanilla (Conil de la Frontera)
El Rinconcillo (Algeciras)

beaches famous for their beauty, tranquility and seclusion
Calas de Roche (Conil de la Frontera)
Castilnovo (Conil de la Frontera)
Zahora (Barbate)
Los Alemanes (Tarifa)
El Cañuelo (Tarifa)
Bolonia (Tarifa)

playas destacadas por su young tourists and surfing, windsurfing or kitesurfing
El Palmar (Vejer de la Frontera)
Los Caños de Meca (Barbate)
El Faro de Trafalgar (Barbate)
Punta Paloma (Tarifa)
Los Lances (Tarifa)

The Alcornocales Natural Park
Listed as one of the ten natural wonders of Europe, in this Nature Park comprises a complex of hills where it grows, in excellent condition, the largest cork oak in the Iberian Peninsula and one of the largest in the world. The natural attraction of this park does not end here, as it hosts a gallery forests exceptional, capable of transporting us to subtropical regions currently lacking in the European continent, to be composed of species typical of these environments have found this a suitable shelter to develop. They are located in so-called canutos, deep and narrow valleys carved by rivers.

You can find many activities to do in the park through the company Nature Explorer.

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buena ubicación por: Francisco - 06/08/2007 excelente trato, zona muy tranquila sin duda volveré a este hotel tan encantador, se lo recomiendo a todo el que quiera disfrutar de Tarifa