The Costa de la Luz, or Coast of Light, that stretches all the way from Tarifa to Cadiz is Europe’s true deep south; a windswept flood plain, fringed by long dune beaches and crowned by a series of austere ‘cubist’ towns, which were built by the Moors who ruled this land for nearly 800 years. If you have never taken a ride to these shores, just the other side of the Rock of Gibraltar and Algeciras, you are in for a surprise. There are literally miles and miles of mesmerising and largely unspoilt white, soft and sandy beaches,

CONTENTS:

• Riding The Wind
• Let There Be Light
• In The Footsteps Of The Gods: James Bryce Takes A Trip To Chiclana And Sancti Petri
• Frontera Of Food: Cookery Teacher Annie Manson On Vejer de la Frontera
• On The Crest Of A Wave: Top For Activities
• Gisela Pulido: Tarifa’s World Kitesurf Freestyle Champion
• Viva La Luz
• A Feast For Foodies: Costa de la Luz Has Some Of Andalucia’s Best Restaurants
• Where To Stay: Costa de la Luz Has A Wealth Of Stunning Places
• Tarifa: All Year Tourism
• A Whale Of A Time In The Straits Of Gibraltar
• Tarifa: One Of The Best Places To Dive In Southern Spain

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Published: 2011