Upon arrival in Tarifa, travelers will have about 30 minutes of free time to stroll around the city and grab a coffee before boarding for Tangier. Tarifa is one of the most beautiful white villages in Andalusia and also the closest point to Africa from Europe. The duration of the journey between Gibraltar and Tarifa is about 45 minutes

The gateway to Africa from Europe. This city was a Spanish and French protectorate not long ago, so European influence is significant. Nevertheless, it is undoubtedly a place to enjoy Moroccan and Arab culture. We'll stroll through the magnificent Kasbah, the souk, and the market, where you can do some shopping or simply enjoy the wide variety of aromas and colors of the products offered. We'll visit the area of Cape Spartel and have the opportunity to take a camel ride near the beach. Finally, we can also visit the famous Hercules Cave

Cape Spartel, situated near Tangier in Morocco, is a picturesque headland renowned for its stunning views and natural beauty. Perched on the northernmost tip of Africa, it offers sweeping vistas of the Strait of Gibraltar and the Atlantic Ocean. The cape is adorned with rugged cliffs and rocky outcrops, creating a dramatic backdrop against the azure waters below. Visitors can explore the area's rugged coastline, take in panoramic views from the lighthouse perched atop the cape, and enjoy the tranquility of this coastal paradise. Cape Spartel is also steeped in history and mythology, with references to it dating back to ancient times. It's a must-visit destination for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat amidst breathtaking scenery

Travel time - Drive - The Costa de la Luz, aptly named for its radiant sunlight, is a picturesque coastline spanning the provinces of Huelva and Cádiz in southwestern Spain. Characterized by its golden sandy beaches, crystalline waters, and unspoiled natural beauty, this coastal region offers a serene escape from the bustling cities. The coastline is dotted with charming seaside towns and villages, each exuding its own unique charm and allure. Visitors can indulge in a variety of water sports, from surfing and kiteboarding to windsurfing and sailing, or simply bask in the sun on the pristine beaches. In addition to its natural splendor, the Costa de la Luz boasts a rich cultural heritage, with historic landmarks, ancient ruins, and vibrant festivals waiting to be explored. Whether seeking relaxation, adventure, or cultural immersion, the Costa de la Luz offers something for every traveler, inviting them to experience the magic of Spain's Atlantic coast

Drive back - Andalusian countryside, specifically the Campiña Sevillana, is a picturesque expanse of rural terrain surrounding the city of Seville. Dotted with charming villages, olive groves, and fields of sunflowers, this region epitomizes the quintessential Spanish countryside. The landscape features gently rolling hills, interspersed with vineyards, citrus orchards, and wheat fields, creating a patchwork of vibrant colors throughout the year. Alongside the agricultural richness, the Campiña Sevillana is home to historic haciendas, traditional cortijos (farmhouses), and ancient ruins, each contributing to the region's cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the tranquil countryside on scenic drives, hiking trails, or leisurely bike rides, immersing themselves in the timeless beauty and serenity of rural Andalusia.