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Description
This cape juts out into the Atlantic just enough to make it a good spot for seawatching particularly with onshore winds and in the morning when the sun is behind you. Expect Σούλα (του Βορά), Αρτέμης, Μύχος των Βαλεαρίδων , Αετοληστόγλαρος and hope for something rarer. The shallow inter-tidal pools often have Θαλασσοσφυριχτής, Αιγαιόγλαρος and Μαυροκέφαλος Γλάρος. The pines and low scrub attract migrants (e.g. Τσαλαπετεινός, Μαυρομυγοχάφτης, etc. In late autumn visual migration can be spectacular with large numbers of hirundines, larks, finches, etc (but be aware that this is also a season loved by local bird trappers).
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Access
Easily reached from Vejer de la Frontera via the A-2230 & A-2233. The cape is signposted off the latter road.