In the morning we drive to Tarifa, the southernmost tip of Spain. From the Mirador del-Estrecho we have a beautiful view of the Strait of Gibraltar and the African coastline, only 14 km away from here. The beach at Tarifa is a windsurfers paradise, it is nice to see the skills of the wind and kite surfers. We enjoy some free time to visit the white town and buy a picnic for our walk. After visiting Tarifa we drive to Facinas, where we visit a chapel and a beautiful cemetery: that’s where our walk starts. We walk past the old cork oaks, which are still scaled every nine years with the help of donkeys. We therefore walk on a donkey path, winding, stony, sometimes we have to jump over a water stream. We have a view of a valley with cork oak forests on the other side. We have a picnic somewhere in a nice spot and then walk back.

Distance 12 km / level 1-2 / 3 ½ hours walking.

€ 45,00 incl:
Picnic
Bottle water
Guide speaks German Dutch, English and Spanish
Min four pers.

This walk starts at the high rocks of the Sierra de la Plata, rather inaccessible ridges, spectacular to photograph. The earthen path changes into a sand path, the vegetation changes with it and we now walk through pine forests. There are beautiful views of the ocean and the mountain ridges. Then we come to a ‘valley’, a gorge where you imagine yourself in a western. We walk over it up to a road, which we cross and follow a steeply sloping path that ends at the beach. Rocks in the sea, possibility of swimming and walking along this wild coast. Then we walk back to the road and after a short while we arrive at a small charming bar where we can eat a fish and drink a beer / wine, with that beautiful view of Morocco again. Then we loop uphill through forests and partly over rocks back to our starting point, and drive back to Zahora.

Distance 16km / level 1-2 / 507m high / 507m down / 367M max altitude

€ 45,00 incl:
Picnic
Bottle water
Guide speaks German Dutch, English and Spanish
Min four pers

First we are offered a cup of coffee on the mountain in La Muela. It’s an incredibly beautiful view from where we have our coffee, and the nice thing is that we can see exactly where we’re going for a walk later. It is a route that runs down, via a Roman acuaduct with waterfalls and a natural ‘yakuzi’, then we arrive in the inhabited world (well … 7 houses ..) where we sit in a bar with a terrace above the flowing water at Antonio can have a drink. We continue our way, which climbs further uphill on the other side of the motorway to Vejer de la Frontera: the most beautiful white Andalusian village. There we give a tour through the winding streets, with beautiful flowers in the patios, the old city wall and we climb an old city tower. Then we walk to the outskirts of Vejer, where we can eat and drink something in a restaurant while enjoying a beautiful view to the coast and, in good weather, admire the paragliders and penters. Then we walk the road back and have a nice drink on the mountain.

Distance 14.5 Km / Level 1-2 / 4 ¼ hours walking / 174M Up / 174M Down / 220M Max Altitude

€ 55,00 incl:
Picnic
Bottle water
Guide speaks German Dutch, English and Spanish
Min four pers