Tarifa Hostels - Reviews and Rates

Yesterday we flew from Barcelona to Tarifa, Spain. Tarifa is the closest city in Spain to Africa. We can see Africa from the beach. It is funny, because in two days we are going there (to Tangier) and it is only a 35 minute ride on the ferry. We are staying right next to the ferry port. The town is very old and is surrounded with walls because i...

The overnight train that we took from San Sebastian to Madrid last night was definitely a step up from the first one - thank goodness! After we arrived in Madrid we caught a first class train to Algeciras. It's too bad our budgets are too small for first class trains on a regular basis (these were the only seats left on this train). The food was...

After leaving Gibraltar we took a bus from La Linia to Tarifa - almost 1.5 hours - it was dark as we arrived! We didn't have a hostal and we were just so exhausted from walking around in Gibraltar all day long! I'm glad we found something really fast for low budget!! It looked little bit weird - it was dark and the man on the reception was old -...

We went to tarifa this weekend. We took a bus to go there which took 2 and a half hours, which would've been horrible if it wasn't for this lady that was sitting next to me from Australia, she was as nice as could be we talked about traveling for the entire bus ride. After we got to Tarifa Mike and I scoured the city looking for a place to stay ...

Just a quick catch up.. From Granada i caught a bus along the south of spain to a little windsurfing town called Tarifa. Along the way was the multitudes of apartments owned by holidaying europeans and i guess retirees. The rock of Gibraltar was visible though not that impressive. On the bus I met two people I had met in Granada who were also pl...