Embark on a 3 hour private walking tour to discover the charming Andalusian city of Cádiz. Explore the city's most significant sites, some of which date back to the Roman Empire, while learning about its history and culture. Enjoy skip-the-line entrance to Tavira Tower and get a taste of local life in a tapas bar.
With our walking tours, you’ll skip the mundane historical tours and discover the city through a local’s eyes. Experience a tour that will transform the way you travel to make it as much about the people you meet, as it is the places you see.
You will enjoy a special experience in a private boat, you can also choose the itinerary if you want to enjoy a different experience, you will see the Cadiz bay as never before .Private skipper (speak 4 different languages)
Enjoy Cadiz with a relaxing guided trip on wheels. Take this four-hour bike tour with a guide who will make several stops to take pictures and give you explanations about the most interesting monuments.
This 2.5 hour walking tour is for small group around the greatest monuments of the city of Cadiz. On this tour you will visit; The neighbourhood of El Populo, Old Cathedral, Roman Theater, The Admiral House, New Cathedral, Fish Market, Green Cross Square, The neighbourhood of La Viña, The beach of La Caleta.
You will be picked up from the Cádiz port, or your hotel, and taken on this private excursion to Jerez de la Frontera. You will then be able to enjoy and admire the great architecture and sights of Jerez de la Frontera, as well as most important and well-known monuments.
Visiting Cádiz on a bike is probably the best way to discover it! Our City Bike Tour will take you to some of the greatest monuments of the city: La Caleta, the Cathedral, the Roman Theatre, Plaza España and some more. Our multilingual guides will share with you the history and some legends about the oldest inhabited city in Europe.
Explore the gorgeous city of Cádiz at your own pace with this private 4-hour tour. Get picked up from your hotel or port by a private guide. Hop in a luxury vehicle with a chauffeur and set off for a private tour of the port city of Cádiz.
You will be picked up from the Cádiz port, or your hotel, and taken on this private excursion of Sevilla. You will then be able to enjoy and admire the great architecture and sights of Seville, as well as most important and well-known monuments. Your guide will meet you in Seville once you arrive to Seville.
When your ship docks in the Cadiz port, head out on a shore excursion to Seville, one of the most remarkable cities in Andalusia (Andalucia). On this small-group tour (limited to 20 guests per guide) you’ll follow your local guide around Seville, a city full of history and beautiful Moorish architecture.
Leave the cruise port at Cadiz and spend a day in the Andalucian city of Seville! This full-day shore excursion includes a walking tour around the must-see neighborhood of Santa Cruz, a trip to the General Archive of the Indies, and viewing of Seville Cathedral and Royal Alcazar Palace (Reales Alcázares) — two UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Explore Cadiz with a City Sightseeing 2-day hop on hop off ticket! On-board our open-top, double-decker bus, customers will experience panoramic views of Cadiz' biggest and best sights. Passengers can also feel free to hop on and off at any of the 14 stops along the route, or remain on the bus for a full loop of the tour.
A charming hotel that is ideally located in the heart of the historic old town of Cadiz, which enraptures the traveller with its warm mix of Andalucian, colonial and classical styles.
These two-wheeled upright electric vehicles. If you have never ridden one you will be surprised how quickly you can master the Segway. You simply stand on them and hold the handles of the vertical column to steer. Standing still on the spot requires a little more practice.
Although Cadiz city is smaller than the other provincial capitals, it offers some good live music opportunities. Venues where you can see pop, rock, jazz and flamenco performances include Sala Supersonic, La Posada de Babylonia and Momart Theatre.
The main annual music event in Cadiz is the Carnaval, held in February. The singing competitions performed by various different types of groups, known as the COAC, take place in the Gran Teatro de Falla over the three weeks before Carnaval itself takes place.
Cadiz cruise terminal is conveniently located just 5 minutes walk from the city centre and even more conveniently, perhaps, is the Hop on Hop off bus that stops outside the terminal. A handful of cruises stop here every month during the summer periods, however the dock is noticeably quieter in the winter.
The Real Club Náutico de Cádiz originated in 1868 as a Regata Club, its main purpose being the promotion and practice of nautical sports activities and maritime rescue. In 1884 another sports society was born with the name of Círculo Náutico, and its purpose was the practice of this sport. The merger of these two companies gave rise to a new entity that began to function in 1903, with the name of Sociedad de Regatas y Club Náutico and changes its name in 1913 to the current Real Club Náutico de Cádiz as a result of consent in holding his presidency SM, King Alfonso XIII, granting the title of Royal to the entity.
The leisure port’s proximity to the historic and monumental center of the city is one more incentive to the stopover at this port. Cádiz has a lot to offer culturally, but it also offers fun and spectacular cuisine with its seafood and fish. The Bay of Cádiz is one of the most suitable places for sailing, comprising a large area of water open to the west that closes the castle island of San Sebastián to the east, the outer bastion of the eighteen defenses of the Bay of Cádiz. It is ideal for all kinds of water sports.
The coach station for coaches to other cities and other towns in the area of the Bay of Cadiz is located near the entrance to the old walled city to the east overlooking Cadiz bay.
Cadiz is believed to be the oldest city still standing in Europe. Its history is marked by its strategic military and commercial location on the Atlantic Ocean and at the entrance to a large sheltered bay. The settlement was founded by Phoenicians from Tyre (modern day Lebanon) following the Trojan War in about 1.104 BC.
