Conil de la Frontera attracts thousands of tourists to the south of Cadiz. It has a great atmosphere blended with the traditional coastal culture, perfect for a daytime stroll or night out walk. The beach town benefits from the infrastructure development in Vejer de la Frontera, a nearby inland.

The town was initially a fishing village before it developed. Although international tourism has increased in the area, the Spanish fishing town maintains its authentic landscape. A stroll around Conil de la Frontera will take you to the undeveloped open countryside. The people have maintained low-rise resorts and old town features along the beautiful coastline.

Conil de la Frontera Facts

• The town began as a fishing village.
• Conil de la Frontera is in Cadiz, Spain.
• The town’s population is approximately 16300 people.
• Conil de la Frontera experiences a mild climate all year round.

Conil de la Frontera Major Attractions

• Playa Los Bateles Beach: Los Bateles beach is one of the area’s most popular beaches because of its crystal clear water and white sandy beaches. 
• Torre de Guzman Tower: The Torre de Guzman Tower is a historical monument. It was built in the 14th century in the Gothic style. 
• Calas de Roche Scenic trail: This trail is a 5.1-mile loop that’s open all year round. It’s considered an easy trail, and hikers can also enjoy camping and fishing. 
• Local Cuisine: People love visiting Conil de la Frontera to taste famous local dishes such as Atun Encebollado or Chocos con Patatas.
• Avda. de la Música: A market where you can find handmade clothes.