I have now been in Tarifa for a while and can report about the prices here. Keep in mind that it’s low season now, so if you travel here in high season (European summer) expect higher prices.
| STORE / SUPERMARKET | ||
| 150 cl water bottle | 50 cent | |
| 500 cl water bottle | 60 cent | |
| 12 eggs | 1 euro | |
| 1 fresh bread | 1,50 euro | |
| 1 liter juice | 50 cent | |
| 1 liter milk | 70 cent | |
| 4 liter local beer | 6 euro | |
| 1 kg bananas | 1 euro | |
| 1 kg potatos | 1 euro | |
| 1 kg kiwi | 1,40 euro | |
| washing powder | 3 euro | |
| CAFE / PUB / RESTAURANT | ||
| Coffee | 1,20 – 1,60 euro | |
| Draft beer (33 cl) | 1 euro | |
| Tapa | 80 cent – 1,20 euro | |
| Fast food | 2 – 9 euro | |
| 3 dinner course | 6-9 euro (“dish of the day”) | |
| THE REST | ||
| Furnished apartment | 450 euro/month in rent + electricity & water |
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| Mobile internet (Vodafone) | 50 euro/month including USB-modem & card (1 GB fast, then slower speed) | |
| WIFI | Open WIFI networks on the street is difficult to find. There are a lot of cafés and restaurants with WIFI though. There is also one internet café with computers that you can rent. | |
| Cinema | 1 euro | |
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Hey Rogier,
I will send your mail to some apartment contacts I have in Tarifa. Maybe you can find something on http://www.livingtarifa.com also or through Google, but it will definitely be overpriced. My best tip for apartments there is to Couchsurf or stay at a hostel the first days, or even tent if the weather allows it. Then just walk the streets and ask in restaurants, cafes, everywhere. The town is small and you will find something cheap and central this way very fast, specially during low season like now. If you don’t speak Spanish just Google translate a short sentence and show the people.
Good luck and enjoy Tarifa!