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The city of Cádiz, a stage for key events in the history of Spain, is famous for its charming and colourful Carnival and iconic places such as La Caleta beach, similar to Havana's Malecón. The golden reflections of the Santa Cruz Cathedral's dome dominate the skyline of the Cadiz coast. The Viña and Pópulo neighbourhoods are two of the most traditional in the city, perfect for enjoying Cadiz's culinary delights and the joy of its people.
Jerez is and always has been the birthplace of the greatest flamenco singers. Its history is based on art, horses, and wines. Some of its most outstanding monuments are the Alcázar, of Arab origin, the Jerez Charterhouse, the Cathedral of San Salvador, or the Church of San Dionisio among many other Renaissance and Baroque buildings. The Horse Fair is its most important annual event; and to enjoy its tapas gastronomy, it is necessary to visit the tabancos or its many wineries. Jerez houses the Andalusian Flamenco Centre.
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Experience a unique journey along the Costa de Cádiz where history, nature and Andalusian charm come together. First, you will visit the southernmost point of Europe, Tarifa. There you will discover, in addition to its medieval old town, the secrets of the Castle of Guzmán el Bueno. From this fortress, you will enjoy stunning views of the Strait of Gibraltar and northern Africa.
At Bolonia Beach, you will be amazed by the Archaeological Site of Baelo Claudia and its Roman remains such as thermal baths and temples, offering a dreamlike landscape with the sea in the background. Not to mention the fine sand dunes and crystal-clear waters of the beach.
You will finish your tour in the iconic white village of Vejer de la Frontera, exploring its walls, cobbled streets, white houses and unique viewpoints.
Don’t miss it and book your excursion with pick-up from your hotel on the Cádiz coast.
A must-see in Jerez is its wines, which hold a Designation of Origin and are renowned worldwide.
Discover them by visiting a traditional winery in this Cádiz city, such as Cayetano del Pino. With a guide from the establishment, you will explore all the winemaking processes of Jerez wines.
At the end of the tour, you will taste two types of wine, 100% produced in the winery.
Visiting Jerez and want to experience its culture in one go?
Enjoy a guided tour through the historic center and discover its rich architectural heritage. The experience includes a spectacular equestrian show at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art Foundation (REAE).
An unmissable plan for your getaway to Jerez.
Discover the historic quarter and the Alcázar of Jerez de la Frontera on a two-hour tour.
Accompanied by a tour guide and heritage interpreter, you will marvel at the palace houses and squares you will encounter along the way.
You will end up at the Alcázar of Jerez, a marvel of Almohad defensive architecture, unique in Spain.
Would you like to visit two essential monumental gems of Jerez de la Frontera? This guided tour is for you. Discover two icons of Jerez’s Gothic and Baroque heritage: the Church of San Miguel and the Cathedral of Jerez, ideal for getting to know the soul of the city.
You will also walk alongside an expert art guide in a pleasant tour filled with architecture, history, and legends that bring Jerez’s heritage to life.
Discover Gibraltar, a charming British enclave in southern Europe.
Departing from Cádiz, enjoy scenic views of oak forests and picturesque white villages along the way.
Once in Gibraltar, you’ll visit the Rock’s Natural Reserve, the Pillars of Hercules viewpoint, St. Michael’s Cave, and get up close to the famous Gibraltar monkeys. You’ll also have free time for lunch and a stroll along lively Main Street before heading back.
A perfect day trip combining history, nature, and something truly different.
Step into Monumental Cádiz with this guided tour.
Explore in detail the city’s iconic Cathedral and its Museum, as well as Cádiz’s most famous watchtower: the Tavira Tower — home to the unique Camera Obscura.
Admission tickets are included. Don’t miss this opportunity!
If you're visiting Cádiz for a short time and want a quick yet complete overview, this is your best option: Panoramic Guided Tour of Cádiz.
With an Official Guide and Heritage Interpreter, you'll travel through 3,000 years of Cádiz's history.
You'll be amazed at how much you can discover in just 90 minutes.
Dive into ancient Gades—Roman Cádiz—with this guided tour. Discover the strategic importance it once held within the Roman Empire.
Explore archaeological remains that still coexist with the modern city: the Roman Theatre*, the ancient salt-fish factories, and the area around San Antonio, where a necropolis was uncovered.
An ideal route to travel back in time and discover the Roman imprint that remains alive in Cádiz.
* IMPORTANT: From 1 May 2026 the Roman theatre will remain closed for 22 months for restoration and the expansion of new areas to visit in the future. Instead, visitors will be able to visit the Roman theatre interpretation centre and the section dedicated to Roman culture in the Cádiz museum.
Enjoy a full-day tour from the Costa de Cádiz to the Strait of Gibraltar, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve known for its rich marine life.
Includes a boat trip to watch wild dolphins in their natural habitat and free time in Gibraltar to visit the Rock or enjoy duty-free shopping on Main Street.
Discover wild dolphins on a boat tour from Tarifa, in the heart of the Strait of Gibraltar. Sail through Biosphere Reserve waters where up to seven species of cetaceans coexist, guided by a marine biology expert who will share fascinating facts about these animals and their environment.
The activity includes hotel pickup from the Cádiz coast and free time to enjoy Tarifa’s famous beaches before returning. A unique experience to connect with nature in a privileged setting where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea.
Get to know one of the most renowned wineries, Bodegas Barbadillo and its Manzanilla Museum, unique in the world. Take this guided tour of this symbolic corner of Andalusian wine culture in Sanlúcar de Barrameda.
You will discover how Manzanilla wine is made, the corners and facilities of the winery. You will finish tasting 3 of its delicious wines. Don't miss it and make your reservation!
