Zahara de Los Atunes

Located in the Costa de la Luz, Zahara de los Atunes, like its neighbors Barbate and Los Caños de Meca, used to be strategic enclaves of the salted fish, mainly the tuna. It is an industry that started in the sea with the complicated and millenary art of “almadraba”, a system of nets and cages to trap fish, which was already used by the Phoenicians.

Today this white town still has a special marine soul, even though it focuses more and more on tourism.

The visitors go there to enjoy the sand, mainly families with small children since this sea is very calm and the atmosphere is not pretentious, but popular.

I spent a week of vacation in this fantastic town. If what you need is relaxation, this is the best place: sun, amazing beaches, fine sand, great people, and long strips of beach. This is how I spent my week: walks on the beach and a lot, lot of relaxation.

Without a doubt, this is the best beach in Cádiz. Here you will find peace and tranquility, good tuna and natural beaches with crystalline water. The sand is white and fine and it ends in the famous beach of Atlanterra or “German Beach”.