Tarifa weather

Even in summer, the weather in Tarifa is not the sunniest. During the whole summer there are no more than two weeks of bright and sunny days. But the city can not boast of rainy days either. In the fall and spring the weather in Tarifa for 3 days can please with the absence of precipitation, although these seasons are the rainiest.

But still, the most popular among tourists are the summer months, when the weather in Tarifa for a week allows you to see all the sights and swim in the waters of the Strait of Gibraltar. The air temperature at this time fluctuates at a comfortable +23-25°C.

A completely different weather forecast in Tarifa interests another category of vacationers - surfers. For them, the news that the weather Tarifa for 14 days promises to be windy - the most pleasant. It is on such days that the best waves rise. As a rule, this period falls on October-November and April-May. These days the weather in Tarifa for 5 days and more pleases with strong winds, cool air and suitable wave height. In winter, the temperature stays around +13-15°C.

When it's cheaper to go to town

When one of your friends declares to you: "I'm going to Tarifa," don't be too quick to agree to keep them company. Find out what category of tourist he belongs to and then decide whether to go to Tarifa with him or apart from him. This corner of Spain is visited by two categories of tourists. The first - ordinary vacationers who like to swim in the sea, sunbathe on the beaches and see the sights. For them, the answer to the question of when it is better to go to Tarifa, will be the summer months, or rather, the period from May to September. Therefore, it is cheaper for them to come to the city in late fall, winter and early spring.

Another category of visitors to the city are surfers of various qualifications and profiles. For them, the season starts around April and lasts until October. The rest of the time is the period when it is cheaper to go to Tarifa. Not every surfer will venture out in the cold, although there are some who like to practice in the frigid waves of the Strait of Gibraltar in wetsuits.