Description

Located in Tarifa, these handmade nomad dwellings combine all the characteristics of a luxury camping experience without losing the proximity to nature that camping offers. The yurts sleeps up to five people with one double bed and two singles, and there is the possibility of an extra bed or travel cot. It comes with roll-up windows that increase the air flow and contact with the beautiful gardens and local birds. The roofs are double insulated and elegantly lined to maintain an agreeable temperature, no matter what the weather.

Inside, a warm and inviting atmosphere is created by the antique Afghani furniture, solid beds and traditional carpets, and a washbasin. After a busy day learning how to kite surf, whale watching, horse riding, hiking, bird watching or any of the many local activities, guests will love coming back to this space and relaxing in style and comfort. Each yurt opens onto a lovely garden and has its own picnic table, parasol and hammock, the perfect place to enjoy a morning cup of coffee in the sunshine. There is also a wonderful play area for kids so parents can really unwind!

Within a few meters of the yurt, guests will find the communal facilities, all shared between the three yurts. These include the two bathrooms, where guests will find a hot solar shower, a sink, and a toilet. There is also a kitchen with a terrace and a barbecue, equipped with everything guests might need to enjoy a meal or make a picnic. Guests can also treat themselves to a made-to-order breakfast. There is a gorgeous natural pond with 2,3m deep plunge pool to jump into on hot days, or just sit by and enjoy the frogs and birds that abound there . . .
The beaches of Tarifa are extremely close, and Gibraltar, Cadiz, Vejer de la Frontera and El Palmar are no more than an hour's drive away. Not to mention, Morocco is just across the water!

The glamping site has a communal kitchen and a barbecue area, with tables and seating. Moreover, there is a timber-framed bathroom block consisting of two separate bathrooms with hot showers, toilets, and sinks. The whole facility has Wi-Fi and outlets for all electronic devices.

All installations, including the water system are run by solar- and wind-generated electricity. The aim is to keep the carbon footprint as minimal as possible without sacrificing quality or comfort. The hosts are more than happy to provide their guests with homegrown produce from their private veggie garden. Homemade breakfast service is available upon request.