See our Cádiz Guide to discover the must-sees and authentic experiences this city steeped in culture and art has to offer.
Jerez de la Frontera is one of the capital cities of wine and flamenco, a city that is bursting with life and brimming with monuments, art and cutting-edge restaurants.
Tarifa, the capital of wind, attracts tourists in search of the sun, sea and adrenaline. This whitewashed coastal town has managed to maintain its essence, despite its success as a tourist destination.
Vejer de la Frontera, one of the prettiest towns in Spain, looks down on the horizon from its hilltop location, seeking El Palmar beach in the distance.
There is no more entertaining festival than Cádiz Carnival: humour, art, imagination and camaraderie are its hallmarks.
Chipiona is one of the must-visit destinations in the south of Spain. You’ll be captivated by its beaches, its people and its excellent food. Don’t miss it!
If Cádiz is a jewel, Chiclana de la Frontera is one of its pearls—here you’ll find some of the best beaches in Spain plus salt flats and wineries.
Zahara de los Atunes has conquered the world with the simplicity of its whitewashed houses, kilometres-long golden sandy beach and turquoise waters.
Sanlúcar de Barrameda, the gateway to the Doñana National Park, is a charming city bursting with history and flavours.
El Puerto de Santa María is one of Cádiz’s richest cities in terms of landscapes, urban planning, history, artistic expressions and—of course—gastronomy.
Chipiona is one of the must-visit destinations in the south of Spain. You’ll be captivated by its beaches, its people and its excellent food. Don’t miss it!
Beaches, woods, and a manageable historic quarter are some of Barbate’s main attractions for the thousands of holidaymakers who choose to spend their summers here.
The beaches are the main draw of Rota, but not the only one. This city has a lot to offer, such as a pretty historic quarter, nature and excellent restaurants.
Cádiz es una ciudad pequeña pero con una larguísima historia. Por eso, 24 horas se antojan pocas para intentar conocerla. Aunque no es una misión imposible.
If you have two days to spend in Cádiz, you are in luck. You will have time to enjoy the best that this diverse city has to offer.
Three days are more than sufficient to get to know the city of Cádiz, its bay and the neighbouring town of El Puerto de Santa María.
Cádiz has a total of 6 neighbourhoods
