Jerez Airport Transfer to Caños de Meca

Caños de Meca is part of Barbate, and it has kept an easygoing air for decades. Houses are scattered among the pines, with bungalows, beach bars and craft stalls. A walk leads to the lighthouse at Cape Trafalgar, which gave its name to the naval battle of 1805.

The area lies inside the Parque Natural de La Breña y Marismas del Barbate, and from the Torre del Tajo you can see the cliffs. Places to stay are houses and small guesthouses. For that reason your street address matters more than the name of the village.

The last stretch is a local road with little signposting. Put the name of your accommodation, the street and a phone number in the booking, and check with your host whether there is a barrier or restricted access to the development.

Some houses in the pine wood stand a way back from the track. If you are travelling with small children, ask the place where you are staying how far it is on foot from the point where a vehicle can stop.

This is somewhere to drop the suitcases and head out for a walk to the lighthouse. Barbate and Vejer are a short ride away, and each has a route of its own.

Life here is slow. If your flight lands late, tell your host roughly when to expect you. The final leg is a local road among pines, and you move along it gently.