Cádiz Tours - page 2

It will be an amazing tour where the most beautiful corners of this wonderful village and amazing places and routes from the area will be seen, having an interesting conversation in Spanish about our Culture. In the surroundings there are also very interesting places that I always recommend visiting after having some tapas and a good wine

Discover the white villages of Andalucia on this guided tour from Cadiz, Jerez, or El Puerto de Santa Maria. Stroll through the Moorish streets of Arcos de la Frontera; explore the lush forests of Grazalema Natural Park; tuck into a traditional Spanish lunch in the town of Ubrique; and visit the Ribera Castle over the course of the day. Lunch and round-trip transportation from central meeting points is included.

See the picturesque white villages of Southern Spain during this full-day, guided, private tour that includes a chauffeur for the day. Customize your route and go at your own pace or let your guide lead the way by selecting must-see sights that suit your taste. Visit the villages of Arcos de la Frontera perched on a rocky limestone ridge and Grazalema in the foothills of the Sierra del Pinar mountains.

Visit the historical city of Jerez de la Frontera with the benefit of a private full-day tour from Cadiz. Take in the Gothic and Moorish architecture and monuments of Jerez, including the cathedral, the alcázar, and the Church of Santiago. Your guide can customize the itinerary to your interests, and hotel or port pickup and drop-off is provided.

Visit some of the most interesting tapas bars in Cadiz with a food-loving guide who shares commentary about Spain’s culinary traditions. Bypass the tourist traps and head to local favorites to taste an array of tapas and wine. Highlights include the food market, fresh seafood, a venerable family-run establishment, and a modern venue that mixes tradition with innovation. Includes food and wine tastings, and pickup at centrally located hotels.

When your cruise ship docks in Cadiz, travel to Seville with ease on a private full-day tour that features the highlights of this stunning city in southern Spain. After transfer by private vehicle, your local guide takes you to the Seville Cathedral, Giralda tower, the Alcazar, and Barrio Santa Cruz—the historic Jewish district. Have free time to try the delicious food of Seville (own expense) and explore independently.

A 40 kilometer long tour through the beautiful La Breña nature park. Departure point is from Zahora. The tour goes towards San Ambrosio up a dirt road through the La Breña nature park. Once you arrive in the nature park, you follow sandy roads to the seaside town Barbate. In Barbate we stop to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee. After having gained energy, we cycle up Barbate Mountain towards San Ambrosio the small village in the middle of the nature park, this route takes us over breathtaking cliffs overlooking the sea. It's a bit of a heavy part, but arrived in San Ambrosio our lunch Andalusian style is waiting for us. Minimum 4 participants

Explore the highlights of Gibraltar in a day with a private guide on this convenient tour. Gibraltar is Europe’s southernmost point and is full of old-town charm. Visit the picturesque village of White Towns, that’s comprised of Andalusia’s well-known architecture. See if you can spot the only wild primate in Europe, stroll along Main Street, and more.

Discover the fascinating history of one of the western world’s oldest inhabited cities on a 2-hour walking tour of Cadiz’s Old Town. Learn about the various styles of architecture that represent the city’s multilayered past, admire the exterior of the seaside Cadiz Cathedral and see where residents shop at a local market. Wander through narrow alleyways and charming plazas while your guide shares legends and facts about the ancient town.

Get acquainted with the history and art of Jerez de la Frontera on a 2-hour walking tour that provides a great introduction for first-time visitors. Alongside an art historian guide, you’ll weave your way through the cobbled streets of Jerez’s Old Town and learn about the melting pot of cultures that created the historic city.

A route through the city of Cadiz and its Tavira tower from which to see incredible panoramic views of the city. A walk through the Phoenician Cadiz, Romana, up to the actuary. Know the popular neighborhood of La Viña and Populo, Caleta door, the beach of La Caleta. Knowing why the first constitution was signed in Cádiz, because Napoleon fell in love with Cadiz, letting himself be carried away by the smell of salt in its streets.

Guided tour to a winery and relaxed Sherry and Brandy tasting straight from the barrel. Introduction to the ancient relationship of the Jerezanos to the wine while walking through the historic center to the bodega (about 15 minutes), visiting places that tell us something about that history. At the winery, we learn first hand everything about the production of Sherry and Brandy. Of course, we also take time to taste these fine wines and spirits, most of them directly in the wine cellar. This tour is designed only for small groups – I prefer a familiar atmosphere.

In this small-group tour, you’ll venture to Gibraltar and then visit the picturesque Bolonia Beach. You’ll make the most of your time by having an action-packed itinerary that takes you to an ancient Roman archaeological park (Baelo Claudia), The Rock of Gibraltar, and to Peñón to see the monkeys. You’ll travel in comfort on an air-conditioned minivan, so no need to worry about booking transport.

Marvel at the historic wonders of ancient Seville during this private, customizable, trip from Cadiz. Design a trip that suits your interests as you explore city highlights such as the ‘Giralda’ tower, ‘Plaza de Toros’ bullring, the ‘Alcazar’ royal palace, and much more, learning about the Moors, Romans, Visigoths, and Christians that have called the city home.

-Get to know the unique history of Jerez -Learn about the Tabancos and what makes them unique -Taste the best delicacies of the Jerez and the surrounding province -Learn the difference between different wines from Jerez -Live an unforgettable experience

Specially designed for cruise ship passengers, this intimate shore excursion covers the highlights of stunning Cadiz, known as the oldest city in Europe. You’ll explore over 3,000 years of history at stops like Puerta de Tierra, where the town was protected from invaders, and the beach of La Caleta in Campo Sur. You’ll also have a chance to grab a drink and tapas along the way.

Embark on a two-wheeled adventure in Cádiz with this 2.5-hour bike tour. Cover more distance than walking while enjoying the flexibility to stop often as you cycle through the ancient port city with a local guide. Learn about the fascinating history of Cádiz, one of the oldest towns in Europe, and see highlights like the Plaza de España, San Sebastian Castle, the cathedral and Carranza Bridge. You’ll also take in the fresh sea breeze as you cycle along the city’s three urban beaches.

A yoga class provides relaxation and recreation on holiday. Together we recharge your batteries and the sun of Andalusia with a unique view of the sea and the kilometer long sandy beach of Conil. In the middle of nature in a beautiful, well-kept park, the attention is directed more inward, to experience inner peace and balance.

Lose yourself in the cultural tapestry of Cadiz and Jerez on a full-day tour from Seville. On arrival in Jerez, you’ll embark on a guided tour of the Cathedrals of Wine, famed for its impressive cellars and exquisite wine, before enjoying a tasting session. Then, you’ll watch a spectacular equestrian show, and continue to Cadiz by minivan. After free time for lunch, experience a sightseeing tour of the city’s whitewashed houses and dramatic coastline while listening to informative commentary. Round-trip transport from your Seville hotel is included.   

Don’t just find out about Cadiz while you’re there. Go and see it; experience it. And there really is so much to see and experience. This four hour excursion is a wonderful highlights package. You’ll get to see everything the guide books tell you to see. And you’ll have an experienced guide on hand to make sure you really appreciate it all. Depart from the port - Set out from the Port of Cadiz Hotel for a drive around the city walls - Visit the Plaza de Espana - Walking tour of Cadiz (Approx. 2 Hours) - Time to visit local museums - Visit the city's stunning cathedral - Return to the Populo quarter and move onto the Town Hall - Return to Cadiz port

Scarce public transit makes a tour the easiest way to visit the stunning White Towns of Andalucia. This private tour from Cadiz offers incredible value by letting you visit the string of towns in just a day while learning about the history of each from your guide. Plus, traveling with a private tour means you can linger at the spots that interest you the most and move on from any that don’t.

Explore the streets of Jerez on a half-day walking tour that features a stop at a famous local winery. Your guide shares commentary about the city as you take in its monuments, plazas, and architecture. Then learn how wine and sherry are produced during the winery visit, which includes time for tastings and the gift shop.

Ideal for travelers with limited time in Cadiz, this walking tour showcases the historic city’s top attractions and provides insight into Cadiz’s culture. In a small group limited to 10 travelers, you’ll tick off landmarks including El Populo, the Roman Theater (Teatro Romano), and La Caleta Beach. Absorb the ancient charm of La Vina neighborhood, see both the old and new cathedrals, and delve into the 3,000-year-old history of the coastal city. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Cadiz city center are included. 

Learn about the historical center of Jerez and Cádiz and see its architectural history Find the original camera obscura at Alcázar de Jerez Visit the ancient Cádiz Cathedral There are few places in Spain which can lay claim to the international recognition enjoyed by Jerez. Thanks to its wine, Jerez or sherry, the equestrian tradition, the bulls, flamenco and motor racing, this Andalusian town’s name has been known far and wide for many years. The “Tacita del Plata” is considered the oldest city in the Western World. It was founded (in 1100 BC) by the Phoenicians, a seafaring people who turned Gadir into an important trading colony where the Carthaginians, the Romans, the Visigoths and the Muslims would all subsequently settle.