Top Cádiz Walking Tours

Discover the fascinating history of one of the western world’s oldest inhabited cities on a 2-hour walking tour of Cadiz’s Old Town. Learn about the various styles of architecture that represent the city’s multilayered past, admire the exterior of the seaside Cadiz Cathedral and see where residents shop at a local market. Wander through narrow alleyways and charming plazas while your guide shares legends and facts about the ancient town.

Lose yourself in the cultural tapestry of Cadiz and Jerez on a full-day tour from Seville. On arrival in Jerez, you’ll embark on a guided tour of the Cathedrals of Wine, famed for its impressive cellars and exquisite wine, before enjoying a tasting session. Then, you’ll watch a spectacular equestrian show, and continue to Cadiz by minivan. After free time for lunch, experience a sightseeing tour of the city’s whitewashed houses and dramatic coastline while listening to informative commentary. Round-trip transport from your Seville hotel is included.   

Experience the ancient alleys and historic landmarks of the Andalusian city of Cádiz during this 4.5-hour walking excursion. Wander through the narrow streets of the El Populo neighborhood, see the ruins of the city’s Roman theater, enjoy skip-the-line access to the 18th-century Torre Tavira (Tavira Tower), and much more. A tapas and wine tasting at a local eatery is also included.

When your cruise ship sails into the picturesque port of Cadiz, disembark to explore the seaside city on a panoramic half-day walking tour. Accompanied by an accomplished guide, wander the elegant New Town and visit impressive monuments like the Santa Catalina Castle and the Puerta de Tierra Gate. Lose yourself in the labyrinthine lanes of the ambient Old Town and absorb the tranquil atmosphere of Alameda Apodaca as you stroll amid exotic plants. Gain fascinating insight into Cadiz’s colorful past through sacred structures such as Cadiz Cathedral and enjoy personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to only 15 people. 

Visit some of the most interesting tapas bars in Cadiz with a food-loving guide who shares commentary about Spain’s culinary traditions. Bypass the tourist traps and head to local favorites to taste an array of tapas and wine. Highlights include the food market, fresh seafood, a venerable family-run establishment, and a modern venue that mixes tradition with innovation. Includes food and wine tastings, and pickup at centrally located hotels.

A route through the city of Cadiz and its Tavira tower from which to see incredible panoramic views of the city. A walk through the Phoenician Cadiz, Romana, up to the actuary. Know the popular neighborhood of La Viña and Populo, Caleta door, the beach of La Caleta. Knowing why the first constitution was signed in Cádiz, because Napoleon fell in love with Cadiz, letting himself be carried away by the smell of salt in its streets.

Guided tour to a winery and relaxed Sherry and Brandy tasting straight from the barrel. Introduction to the ancient relationship of the Jerezanos to the wine while walking through the historic center to the bodega (about 15 minutes), visiting places that tell us something about that history. At the winery, we learn first hand everything about the production of Sherry and Brandy. Of course, we also take time to taste these fine wines and spirits, most of them directly in the wine cellar. This tour is designed only for small groups – I prefer a familiar atmosphere.

Ideal for travelers with limited time in Cadiz, this walking tour showcases the historic city’s top attractions and provides insight into Cadiz’s culture. In a small group limited to 10 travelers, you’ll tick off landmarks including El Populo, the Roman Theater (Teatro Romano), and La Caleta Beach. Absorb the ancient charm of La Vina neighborhood, see both the old and new cathedrals, and delve into the 3,000-year-old history of the coastal city. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Cadiz city center are included. 

El Puerto de Santa Maria is a hidden gem; discover the fascinating history of this bright, open town, given extra beauty by its centre, which has been declared a Historic Ensemble.  Located at the mouth of the Guadalete River, on The Bay of Cadiz the city is locally known as El Puerto, its old and winding cobbled streets invite us to delve into the city centre to discover its colourful architecture, hidden places and the nooks and crannies of this ancient city full of charm and steeped in history.

It will be an amazing tour where the most beautiful corners of this wonderful village and amazing places and routes from the area will be seen, having an interesting conversation in Spanish about our Culture. In the surroundings there are also very interesting places that I always recommend visiting after having some tapas and a good wine

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. Our local guides (Lokafyers) are passionate about their city and eager to share their knowledge and perspective. Since Lokafyers are not professional guides and tour occasionally, they provide an experience that’s authentic and personal, like a friend showing you around their city. By the end of the tour, you'll feel comfortable navigating the city and confident that you have all the information you need to make the most of your stay.

Instead of tasting sherry in a tourist restaurant, join a private guide for an exploration of tabancos, traditional Andalucian taverns where sherry is served alongside classic tapas. You’ll visit three or four tabancos for sherry and tapas as you explore the history of wine, dancing, and culture in Jerez, with stops along the way at some of the city’s top landmarks.

From the Barbate area to Caños de Meca and inland towards Vejer de la Frontera there is one of the smallest nature parks in Andalusia with some 5,000 hectares, the Breña y Marismas del Barbate Nature Park. It contains five different ecosystems: marine, cliff, pine grove, marshland and dunes. Special mention should be made of the stunning Tajo de Barbate. It is more than 100 metres high and is the most famous area of cliffs on the Atlantic coast of Andalusia.

Let your expert driver / guide take you around the Bay of Cádiz and its largest city: Jerez. An exciting, historical and tasty tour. In it you can feel the history of Al-Andalus, the tradition of the Toro de Lidia, the Andalusian Horse, and the famous wines of Jerez. We will enter one of its typical wineries and taste delicious cold meats paired with sherry wines. Our excursions are made in small groups (maximum 8 people), and are the best way to enjoy Andalusia.

"Visit one of the great heritage jewels of Jerez de la Frontera: its 12th-century Alcázar Almohade. A tour of the exterior and interior of the building that will take the Muslim Sheris in time within the perimeter of the wall. A visit that doesn't will leave indifferent. The points we are going to visit are: the city gate, the mosque, the oil mill, the parade ground, the gardens, the bathrooms, the countryside gate, the Villavicencio palace, the Doña Blanca patio pavilion, the octagonal tower and the tribute tower Meet Jerez, Live Jerez, Feel Jerez. "

Experience the food and flavors of Jerez de la Frontera on a tapas tour of the historic Spanish city. With your guide and small group limited to 15, you’ll visit traditional Spanish tapas joints to sample three local dishes accompanied by three drinks. Choose between a lunchtime or evening tapas tour depending on your schedule.

Doing your own trip to Cadiz from Jerez means organizing a rental car, cabs, or trains, and exploring without a guide. With this small-group tour, travel to this Atlantic-washed city—believed to be Europe’s oldest—by air-conditioned vehicle. Then, enjoy a guided walking tour of Cadiz’ old quarter to see and learn about its highlights, and get your bearings, before free time stroll, shop, and eat independently.

Discover with us the amazing city of Jerez de la Frontera, where churches, palaces and unique buildings are discovered among orange trees and fountains along plazas, streets and corners.   

Enjoy a fun, interesting, and pleasant time. Learn about the history of Jerez in the context of Spain and our region. Contemplate the city’s rich architectural styles. Immerse yourself in our culture. Enjoy an unforgettable experience.

Get carried away by our expert driver / guide through the Sierra de Cádiz and Serranía de Ronda (Málaga), an exciting, green and tasty tour. The White Villages route takes place in a landscape declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, the Sierra de Grazalema, the Toro de Lidia route, the cradle of oil production, the artisan production of leather goods and sweets Andalusi. In it you can feel the history of Al-Andalus, a presence marked even in the name of most of the 19 towns that make up the route: Benamahoma, which means the house of Muhammad, Alcalá (the Castle), Algar (the cave) , Zahara (the fortress), Ronda, Arcos, Ubrique, El Bosque, Grazalema, Benamahoma, Benaocaz, Villaluenga del Rosario are some of the white villages. Our excursions are made in small groups (maximum 8 people), and are the best way to enjoy Andalusia.

The ancient port city of Cadiz remains a special place to visit. That’s because Cadiz is believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in all of Europe. Our fun and entertaining guide will make this a memorable experience for you filled with offbeat sightseeing, visitng local popular hangout places and trying the local food & drinks. It is one of the best experiences to immerse yourself into the rich Spanish culture.

From mountains to beach. This hike starts at the high rocks of the Sierra de la Plata. The earth path changes into a sandy path, the vegetation changes and we now walk through pine forests. There are beautiful vistas on the ocean and on the mountain ridges. Then we reach a 'valley', a gorge where you imagine yourself in a western. We walk past him up to a road, which we cross and follow a steep descending path ending at the beach. Possibility of swimming and walking along this wild coast. Then we walk back to the road and after a short while we arrive at a small charming bar where we can have a fish and drink a beer / wine, with that beautiful view of Morocco. Then we walk back to our starting point and drive to Zahora. We start at 450 meters altitude and it is an 8 km long walk Minimum 5 participants

For two hours, with our guides, you will get to know the history of Jerez de la Frontera better. Cradle of Flamenco, and the city of the Horse. Take a walk with us and discover a city that you are passionate about. Feel the City

Raise a glass to the ancient winemaking traditions of Andalusia with a wine tour and tasting at the La Constancia wine cellar, one of the oldest and most celebrated wineries in Jerez de la Frontera. Learn about the estate’s long history and traditional methods of making Spanish sherry and other fortified wines enjoyed around the world. Taste several of the finest Jerez varietals and spend some time shopping for a bottle or two to take home if you like.