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“Fuerte Santiago” Residence ecir “Fuerte Santiago” Residence LOCATIONSITUACIÓN Avd/ Capitán Ontañón n1-3 11.202 Algeciras Cadiz 956 589 600 956 652 705 [email protected] FACILITIESINSTALACIONES BBQ swimming pool, Gym, Terrace, Cafetería, Mess hall, Parking lot , Laundry, Disco-Pub. ROOMSHABITACIONES 54 twin rooms 16 extra beds This residence, due to its features, Ferrol y alrededores location and comfrtability of its rooms, is the perfect site to go sightseeing, coastal tourism and relax in the area of Algeciras, Castellar de la Frontera, Jimena de la Frontera, Tarifa and Los Barrios; in this last town we can find the viewpoint of Puerto de Ojén, where you will admire fantastic views as well as the starting point of Ruta del Toro (Route of the Bull), running to Jerez de la Frontera. “Fuerte Santiago” residence is located in the city centre in Algeciras, 50 metres far from Plaza Alta and 15 minutes far from the train and coach stations as well as the port and maritime station linking Ceuta and Tanger, our ways to Africa. Situation of the Residence ACTIVITIESACTIVIDADES Active Tourism RMASD. FUERTE SANTIAGO Campo de Gibraltar is situated in the South, between two seas and two continents, the most Southern area in Spain. This privileged geographic situtation brought about, from its origins, the settlement and step of cultures, under which the idiosyncrasy of an area with future and developement was created. With more than 10 kms of top-level beaches, fantastic weather with about 300 sunny days a year and the Natural Parks of “Los Alcornocales” and “El Estrecho”, it is more than enough to make it the best of the destinations. In the area of the Bay of Algeciras, we find El Rinconcillo and Getares beaches, which, every year, are awarded the blue flag distinction of the Clean Seas of Europe. More Tourism Office Link beaches are Palmones, in Los Barrios, and Campamento and Puente Mayorga, in San http://www.spain.info/es/informacion-practica/oficinas- Roque. turismo-embajadas/oficina- From a high point, it is possible to see the turismo/cadiz/oficina_de_turismo_de_algeciras.html Strait of Gibraltar and the Northern part of the African continent, which makes it a privileged viewpoint of hundreds of bird species migration, which cross every year..
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