Tarifa – In the European Hotspot for Digital Nomads

Know as the European hotspot for nomads, the southern most city on the European mainland didn’t let me down: in Tarifa there are many nomads that I met on the Nomad Cruise or on other nomad events during this time of the year – between September und November.

To be honest I was a bit disappointed about the WIFI connection here, which is pretty slow and unstable although so many web workers come here day by day to combine work and passion. Even at my home, I had to restart the router quite often. Still I heard that technically there is fast WIFI here. I asked why it’s so slow then and the answer to that was: “Because the locals don’t care about WIFI”.

Even at the Coworking-Hostel La Cocotera, a really cool place to stay or work in general, seems to have a connection that is not reliable. The owners do care though, because they have a portable modem in the drawer that can be used in emergency cases. If you are working there and the WIFI is not working well, you can go to the desk and get it. One day there if you are not a guest in the hostel is 15 Euro. The stunning view over Tarifa from the roof top terrace is included.

Tarifa for Fans of Watersports

Tarifa for Nature Lovers

General Information

When the wind is not blowing and you don’t go to the beach to kite and you don’t want to leave the city for a hike, I recommend you to go for a litte stroll to Old Town.

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