Places in Los Caños de Meca, province of CÁDIZ, Spain.

Natural areas Los Caños de Meca

Acantilado y Pinar de Barbate Natural Park

Vejer de la Frontera, Los Caños de Meca, Barbate

Tlf: 956 59.09.71

The Acantilado y Pinar de Barbate naturl park looks out onto the Atlantic and over time the easterly winds have shaped it's landscape. Its pine forest stretches down to the coast and is marked by impressive cliffs.

Natural areas Los Caños de Meca

Natural Monuments in Cádiz province.

Barbate, Tarifa, Rota, Los Caños de Meca

These natural areas and monuments in Cádiz, such as the Tómbolo of Trafalgar, the Corrals of Rota and the Bolonia Dune, are known for their rare beauty and should have official recognition.

Beaches Los Caños de Meca

Beaches of Caños de Meca and Zahora

Los Caños de Meca, Barbate

The beaches of los Caños de Meca are an example of the natural and savage beauty of Cadiz

Monuments Los Caños de Meca

Trafalgar Lighthouse

Los Caños de Meca

Monumental lighthouse in Caños de Meca.

Monuments Los Caños de Meca

Hermitage os San Ambrosio

Barbate, Los Caños de Meca

: Visigothic architecture whose origin dates from Early Christian age and Vich suffered several transformations durin the Middle Ages. Situated outside the town, with a single nave divided into four pointed arches wich supported the roof, wich is now lost

Monuments Los Caños de Meca

Meca Tower

Barbate, Los Caños de Meca

With a height of 10,9m from the base to the turret, it stands over the Alto de los Caños de Meca 164m above sea level. Built at the beginning of the XVII century it is 2,5km from the Trafalgar tower and more than 4km from the Tajo Tower.

Monuments Los Caños de Meca

Tajo Tower

Barbate, Los Caños de Meca

The Towers – Beacons belonging to the military architecture of the XVI and XVII centuries which occupy strategic points stationed with artillery. The Tajo Tower is situated on the edge of the cliff of the same name at height of 100m above sea level.

Monuments Los Caños de Meca

Trafalgar Tower

Barbate, Los Caños de Meca

Found next to the lighthouse of the same name, it is now practically in ruins. It has a square floor and sloping base. There is no roof and the entrance opens into a square room