Seville · CÁDIZ DAY TRIPS
One of the oldest continuously lived-in cities in western Europe, on a spit of Atlantic rock an hour and a half away. These 15 days out cover the old town on foot, the bay by catamaran, and the pairings with Jerez that make the drive worth it.
Open-top Cadiz hop-on bus with a 75-minute loop, 2-day flexibility for Cathedral and beaches, plus sherry and shop discounts.
“It was average but help for orientation of area. Enjoyed the walking tour included.”
See Cadiz and Jerez in one long day from Seville, with a guided bodega visit and Sherry tasting plus time to wander Cadiz’s historic streets and beaches.
“We had a great time. The trip was fun and educational. I have never been to a winery or wine tasting so that was a new experience for me. The only disappointment was that it rained in the afternoon. But our guide and bus driver made some adjustments For us . It was a great day. My husband and I are very happy we chose this day trip.”
A 2-hour English walking tour through Cádiz highlights, with local stories, photo stops, and a market visit for great value.
“Very knowledgeable guide who kept our group informed of all historical points with great humour. Thanks”
Watch Cádiz turn golden from the Bay of Cádiz on a modern Pura Vida catamaran, with an included cava drink and optional live music.
“The hardest part was finding it. The directions to the place, given at the office, didn't say that you needed to show the guard the ticket to enter the port. Once inside, it wasn't difficult, because of the orange path, but instructions to find it can be better, in multiple languages. The boat journey was fine. Seeing the sunset is always awesome!”
English walking tour in Cádiz with a local guide. 2 hours of stories, viewpoints, and practical tips for just $15.
“it was a voyage through the fascinating history of the city, was explained thoroughly by the guide who pointed out many interesting buildings and beautiful monuments that still standing proudly, what I've like the most is the Phoenician history and influence on the city as I myself have Phoenician ancestry”
Medieval Cádiz in 2 hours, from the Roman Pópulo quarter and Phoenician traces to the 18th-century New Cathedral and Poniente Tower.
“Very informative tour of some of the major sights of Cadiz. Useful historical insights and local tips. Overall a great experience”
From Cadiz, ride to Seville for a full highlights day, with skip-the-line Alcazar entry, guided streets, and stress-free return to your ship.
“Loved it! Great communication and well organized. They made sure you returned back to the ship in more than enough time.”
75 minutes on a Bay of Cádiz catamaran with multilingual audio, big views, and a bar onboard, for about $22 per person.
“Nice boat ride to see Cadiz from the water. The history given is prerecorded and it appears the Spanish version has the most detail.”
Sherry tasting in Jerez and a guided look at ancient Cádiz, with hotel pickup and a full day of sights from Seville.
“Luca was an outstanding tour guide. He was so nice, professional, knowledgeable, and enjoy to be with.”
Ride a small-group bike tour through Cádiz with a local guide. Helmet and bike included, plus stops at Santa Catalina, the Roman theatre, and Caleta.
“What an exhilarating way to see Cadiz and learn the history. Even though we had some rain, the ride was beautiful ( even saw a rainbow stretch over the Atlantic) and we saw places we would not have visited on many tours an ancient underground theater and the fort). We visited Cadiz on a cruise ship and had ample time to take the bike tour and get back to the ship.”
1.5-hour Segway tour in Cádiz, blending old-town sights and sandy beach riding, with small-group guides and included photo help.
“Our guide Adrian was great! My son really enjoyed the interaction and made it easy for him to learn. We had a lot of fun! Great way to see the city and learn about the area.”
Cádiz City Bike Tour on easy orange bikes for 2.5 hours. See medieval gates, Roman theater, and port history with an English or Spanish guide.
“Christian was a good guide, he took us to places you don’t find/know as a tourist. He knows the city of Cádiz very well.”
A 1.5-hour guided walk through Cadiz’s 3,000-year story, from Roman El Pópulo to the cathedrals and 1812 Constitution sites.
“Yolanda's stories were great and funny and full of interesting tidbits of information. History, architecture, sights, and great food and restaurant recommendations. Suggestion - take this tour on your first day there, so you can enjoy the things she talked about more later.”
Watch brave Torrestrella bulls and celebrated Alvaro Domecq Andalusian horses at A Campo Abierto in El Carrascal, a 1.5-hour ranch show.
Walk Cádiz with a small guide, taste at least 4 tapas stops plus sherry, and learn Roman and market sights in about 3.5 hours.
“Fun tour with lots of tasty treats and drinks. Our tour guide, Estrella was lovely, knowledgeable and full of fun facts. We stopped at 4 places for some tapas and sweets.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
