Cádiz and Jerez de la Frontera

Two Andalusian gems on the same route

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Cádiz and Jerez de la Frontera

Two Andalusian gems on the same route

AVAILABLE DAYS: Every Monday and Wednesday
SCHEDULE: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
GROUP SIZE: Maximum 6 people (semi-private)
GUARANTEED DEPARTURE: With a minimum of 2 people
PICKUP LOCATION: At the hotel in Sevilla
TOUR LANGUAGE: Tour in english
INCLUDES: Travel in an 8-seater Mercedes Viano, hotel pick-up, English-speaking driver-guide throughout the day
DOES NOT INCLUDE: Personal expenses, tips, lunchs
MINIMUN AGE: 14 years old (private tours for families or friends available)
DISTANCE FROM SEVILLA: 125km approximately

Cádiz and Jerez de la Frontera

A day which combines the wine excellence of Jerez with the history and Atlantic charm of Cadiz

We will pick you up at your hotel in Seville at 9:00 a.m. to enjoy a tour that combines the wine tradition of Jerez with the Atlantic history of Cádiz.

The first stop will be in Jerez de la Frontera, the world capital of sherry. Here we will take a private tour of one of its most prestigious wineries, where we will learn about the criaderas and soleras system, a unique ageing method that has made these wines internationally famous. During the experience, we will discover the different styles, from the most delicate fino to the intense olorosos and the unmistakable Pedro Ximénez, culminating in an exclusive guided tasting.

We will continue on to Cadiz, the oldest city in the West, founded by the Phoenicians over 3,000 years ago. Its historic centre, almost completely surrounded by the sea, retains a layout of narrow streets and squares open to the Atlantic breeze. We will stroll through the New Cathedral, the Roman Theatre and the Plaza de San Juan de Dios, and visit the La Viña neighbourhood, the heart of the Cádiz carnival. From the Tavira Tower, with its camera obscura, we will enjoy an unforgettable panoramic view of the city and the ocean.

At midday, we will stop for lunch at a local restaurant by the sea, where we will sample the best of Cadiz’s cuisine: fried fish, fresh seafood and traditional dishes made with the finest produce from the Atlantic.

In the afternoon, we will complete our tour of Cadiz with a walk along the seafront promenade and through Genovés Park, one of the most beautiful gardens in Andalusia, before heading back to Seville.

We are scheduled to arrive at around 6.30 pm, after a day combining the wine excellence of Jerez with the history and Atlantic charm of Cadiz.

On which days is this tour available?

Every Monday and Wednesday

What is the size of the semi-private group?

The group has a maximum of 6 people.

Is departure guaranteed?

Departure is guaranteed with a minimum of 2 people.

In which language is the tour conducted?

In English.

What type of vehicle is used for the tours?

Premium Mercedes Benz Viano Class V.

What are the tour hours?

From 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.

What does the tour include?

Travel in an 8-seater Mercedes Viano, hotel pick-up, English-speaking driver-guide throughout the day.

What is not included?

Entrance fees (paid directly on the day of the tour), lunch, tips.

Where is the pickup location?

At your hotel in Seville.

What is the minimum age to join the group?

The minimum age is 14 years old for the semi-private format, but there is always the option of taking the tour privately, just for you and your family or friends.

100% refund up to 72 hours before the start.

Curiosities

Sherry was one of the first wines to travel around the world: it was loaded onto the ships of explorers such as Magellan and Elcano hanks to its remarkable ability to withstand long sea journeys.
The criaderas and soleras system, unique to Jerez, allows wines from different vintages to be blended to maintain consistent quality; some wines tasted today contain traces of wines from over a century ago.
Different styles of wine are produced in Jerez: from light, dry fino to sweet Pedro Ximénez, made from sun-dried grapes.
Cádiz was founded by the Phoenicians over 3,000 years ago, making it the oldest continuously inhabited city in Western Europe.
The Roman Theatre of Cadiz, discovered in 1980, is one of the largest in Roman Hispania, and parts of its structure are still being unearthed today.
In the 18th century, the Tavira Tower served as a watchtower to spot ships arriving from America, reflecting the commercial importance of Cadiz during the Carrera de Indias.
The Cadiz Carnival, declared of International Tourist Interest, is one of the most famous in the Hispanic world, with its comparsas and chirigotas that combine humour, satire and popular music.