The corner room on the South-east side of the guest house is the one that withstands the strong winds from the East (Levante; donde se levanta el sol, where the sun rises).

You will get to know about wind, when you visit the Tarifa area during strong easterly winds. It is an experience in itself when you have to firmly stamp your feet into the ground in order not to get blown away.

That is, when even the most courageous surfers don’t go near the sea.

The rear window of the room opens the view to the east side where the pristine National Park “Los Alcornocales” (the Cork-oaks) spreads for almost a hundred square kilometers.

Through the patio door you see the mystic mountain “San Bartolo” which resembles Ayers rock during sunset, when coming home from pristine Bolonia Beach only 10 km away.

The two dome shaped windows to the south give you the vista all the way to the horizon across the Gibraltar Straits over the Rif mountain chain into endless Africa.

Spacious as it is, it easily accommodates 3 people or even 4.