Los Caños de Meca
Los Caños de Meca sits on the Barbate coast between Cabo de Trafalgar and the pine cliffs of La Brena. […]
Los Caños de Meca sits on the Barbate coast between Cabo de Trafalgar and the pine cliffs of La Brena. […]
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El Palmar belongs to Vejer de la Frontera, though the white town itself sits ten kilometres inland on its hill.
Valdevaqueros is the big, wild bay about ten kilometres north-west of Tarifa, inside the Parque Natural del Estrecho. At roughly
Playa de los Lances is the long sandy arc immediately north-west of Tarifa town, and the beach most visitors to
An undeveloped dune-backed beach inside Cantabria’s Oyambre natural park, where a transatlantic aircraft landed in 1929.
A Roman-founded harbour town where a 13th-century Gothic church and a castle-lighthouse stand together above the sea.
A small Cantabrian seaside town holding Gaudí’s El Capricho, the Sobrellano palace and a Domènech-decorated university.
Spain’s national Altamira museum, where visitors tour the Neocueva replica — the original cave has been shut since 2002.
The preserved medieval village known as the town of three lies, built round a 12th-century Romanesque collegiate church.