In the area of ​​the Cadiz coast we find Conil, Zahara de los Atunes,
Barbate and Tarifa, during this season the fishing of the
Almadraba tuna known worldwide.
The meaning of the term "almadraba" comes from Arabic and means place
where it hits or contends. It is a fishing art that comes from the
time of the Phoenicians and later used by Romans on the coasts
Cadiz.
The ritual begins by placing 2 ships at a distance, among them is
places a net that is used to collect the tuna. This fishing is done at
throughout the months of April and June.
It is a completely handmade process, respecting the species and the environment
environment. In the Cadiz Bay area there were tuna traps that
are currently preserved from Cape Trafalgar to Punta
Camarinal.
Traditionally the fishing and the ronqueo of the tuna are concentrated between the
months of May and June, we also find in summer season the
nice opportunity to get to know the virgin and charming beaches of the
zone, lush pine forests that preserve their natural beauty intact.
Practicing water sports is the perfect plan in its crystal clear waters.
The Tuna Museum becomes a mandatory stop in Barbate,
in addition to its particular port.
Conil, one of the busiest cities and with an offer
incomparable gastronomy.
Surely you have heard of the east wind, in Tarifa it will be your
greatest ally to have a great time practicing sailing sports.
The Tuna Route is focused on the gastronomy of the territory,
based on the primordial product that characterizes and gives rise to the
name of our town, Almadraba Bluefin Tuna. come and meet
this product known all over the world.