Bolonia, in Tarifa, is one of the last unspoiled beaches in southern Spain and is located in an area of great natural beauty and historical interest.
The Bolonia Beach is a nearly untouched beach located in Tarifa, about a 15-minute drive from this town. It is the southern extension of Zahara de los Atunes and Atlanterra but they are not connected, as they are separated by cliffs. Specifically, it is bordered to the west by Punta Camarinal and its Arroyo Cañuelo beach, and to the east by Punta Paloma; inland, it is bordered by the Sierra de La Plata, the Sierra de la Higuera, and the Loma San Bartolomé. The fact that it is such an unspoiled beach is no accident, as it can only be reached via the N-340, and the road is narrow and winding.
Bolonia is more than just a beach, is a natural setting with landscapes full of nearly untouched nature, fine white sand, crystal-clear waters, and a pleasant sea breeze. Visitors understand that this is a unique natural environment that must be respected. The beach is about 4 kilometers long and 70 meters wide.
The beach is located on the edge of the Estrecho Natural Park, which ensures the preservation of the environment
The house is located about 700 meters from Bolonia Beach and offers spectacular views of the beach and Morocco.
Rural Tourist Accommodation, Bolonia, Tarifa
RTA es VFT/CA/11176
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