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Kitesurfing
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From the beginnings of kitesurfing, many windsurfers switched to this new, exciting and ... |
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Windsurfing
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Windsurfing is the sport that has given this town its fame. |
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Surfing
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You can find great waves in winter. |
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Scuba diving
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Different certified scuba diving schools offer diving tours in the Atlantic Ocean and the ... |
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Biking
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There are numerous trails with varying difficulties. |
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Hiking and Sight Seeing
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Tarifa forms part of two Natural Parks: Los Alcornocales National Park, and Estrecho National Park. |
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Kayaking
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Another sport you can practice in the water is kayaking. |
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Fishing
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Along the beaches you will find many good spots to practice this 'national sport'. |
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Tennis and Paddle
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You can also practice these popular racquet sports here. |
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Rock Climbing
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The hills around Bolonia, in the San Bartolo area, offer over 250 routes of levels between III ... |
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Canyoneering
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Tarifa offers many alternatives for your entertainment. |
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Flying
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Don't underestimate the strong winds that the straits are famous for! |
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Tarifa offers many alternatives for your entertainment.
Barranquismo, or descending canyons and ravines, is a semi-aquatic sport that combines different disciplines like caving and mountain climbing; and is at a federal level for many years, and shared by the federations of mountain and rock climbing, and caving. Today, barranquismo is a sport that needs its own spacific materials.
Its practice has balance between a very serious activity to even scientific, and also dangerous if security measures aren't practiced in a proper manner. Safety is very relative, as in a ravine or canyon, you are in a forced and potentially dangerous situation of perhaps falling off the rocks, slipping, water flow gushes, etc. |
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