The most changing scene in Tarifa It has a length of 7,250 meters. It is divided into a northern zone and a southern zone, which is the closest to the town of Tarifa. It is the immense beach of Los Lances, where the Atlantic and Mediterranean rub shoulders. The one located furthest south in Continental Europe. From which you can see Africa. It is part of the Strait Natural Park, a protected area where migratory birds rest and lounge before heading to their next destination. . The Jara and La Vega streams flow here. In Los Lances a famous battle was fought between Christians and Muslims. They lost the last ones because they were surprised by a strong Levante.Poniente and Levante, Levante and Poniente. They are the winds that attract amateur and elite athletes. Mornings and afternoons the kiters’ kites are deployed and the windsurfers sail. The sunsets are like a magic show for all who attend. Kites fly and dogs run along the shore. Some afternoons the sea and sky merge, creating a mirror of oranges, fuchsias, blues and yellows. A color palette that the camera eats by the spoonful.The setting of Los Lances is changing and capricious. Because sometimes, when the sun is setting, you don’t know which is the sea or which is the horizon.