Come to this excursion in Cadiz, the incredible city open to the sea that has been considered one of the most beautiful in the world. The "Tacita de Plata" awaits you with open arms, with that legendary hospitality that surrounds you from the first moment.

The city was one of the oldest Phoenician settlements in the West. Since its foundation 3000 years ago, it was a city dedicated to the sea and trade. From it Hannibal departed for the conquest of Italy, and in colonial times, numerous discoverers and conquerors such as Christopher Columbus or Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca. Its strategic location made it a crossroads of cultures and enriched every corner of Cadiz. It is wonderful to walk through its historic center ("reflected" for centuries in many American cities as an example of urban beauty); its Cathedral (eighteenth century) has been a point of reference for the people of Cadiz over the years. Narrow streets, colonial houses, charming squares... Everything in Cadiz is an enjoyment for the senses.

Discover the magic of this city, treasure of Spain and favorite destination of tourists from all over the world. Don't miss this engaging and relaxing tour. Book your place now!

PROGRAM

Arrival of the boat.

Departure of the excursion. The guide waits at the exit of the port, at the terminal closest to the berth, with the sign "Shorexc".

There will be a Panoramic Bus Tour where you can see: The Puerta de Tierra, the Royal Prison, the Roman Theater, the Cathedral, the Campo del Sur, La Caleta Beach, the Castle of San Sebastián, the Castle of Santa Catalina, the Bastion of Candelaria, the Genovés Park, the Alameda Apodaca, the Walls of San Carlos and the Plaza de España.

At this last point, we will get off the Bus and begin the walking tour through the Historic Center of the city, we will pass through the following sites:

– Monument to the Cortes of 1812.

– Palace of the Diputación.

– Fermín Salvoechea Street.

– Plaza de San Francisco.

– Plaza de Mina.

– Plaza de San Antonio.

– Calle Ancha and Calle Columela.

– Plaza de Las Flores.

– Plaza de La Catedral.

– Barrio del Pópulo.

– Plaza de San Juan de Dios.

–Town hall.

On this excursion we will enter the following monuments.

– Cathedral and Liturgical Museum.

– Archaeological Museum and Fine Arts.

Return to the ship.

End of the tour.

PRICES

1. Location:

   • Cádiz is situated on a narrow peninsula, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Cádiz.

2. Ancient History:

   • With a history dating back over 3,000 years, Cádiz is considered one of the oldest cities in Western Europe.

3. Phoenician Origins:

   • Founded by the Phoenicians, Cádiz has a rich maritime history and has been a significant port throughout the ages.

4. Historic Architecture:

   • The city is known for its well-preserved historic architecture, including ancient walls, watchtowers, and elegant squares.

5. Cádiz Cathedral:

   • The Cádiz Cathedral, known as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, is a stunning example of Spanish Baroque and Neoclassical architecture.

6. Tavira Tower:

   • The Tavira Tower is one of the many watchtowers in Cádiz and provides panoramic views of the city.

7. La Caleta Beach:

   • La Caleta is a picturesque urban beach located between two castles and is a popular spot for locals and visitors.

8. Plaza de España:

   • A central square in Cádiz surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and the city hall.

9. Cádiz Carnival:

   • The Cádiz Carnival is one of the most famous and lively carnivals in Spain, known for its humor, music, and colorful costumes.

10. Cádiz Old Town:

    • The winding streets of the Old Town are filled with charming squares, tapas bars, and historic landmarks.

11. Torre Tavira Camera Obscura:

    • The Torre Tavira offers a unique experience with its Camera Obscura, providing panoramic views of the city in real-time.

12. Cadiz Roman Theater:

    • The Roman Theater of Cádiz is an archaeological site showcasing the city's Roman heritage.

13. Naval Base:

    • Cádiz has been an important naval base throughout history and has played a role in various maritime events.

14. Cádiz Carnival Museum:

    • The city has a museum dedicated to its lively carnival traditions, providing insights into the costumes and festivities.

15. Playa Victoria:

    • Another popular beach in Cádiz, Playa Victoria is known for its long stretch of golden sand.

16. Sherry Wine:

    • Cádiz is part of the Sherry Triangle and is known for its association with sherry wine production.

17. San Sebastián Castle:

    • The castle is located at the tip of the peninsula, offering views of the city and the sea.

18. Gadir Archaeological Site:

    • Gadir is the name given to the Phoenician settlement that eventually became Cádiz, and its archaeological remains are of great historical importance.

Cádiz's blend of ancient history, maritime charm, and vibrant culture make it a captivating destination for travelers exploring the Andalusian region of Spain.

• Guide in Spanish.
• bus

The price does NOT include:

• Tickets. If there are, they are paid on site.

• Discount for children, applied only on individual excursions.
• Not combinable with other offers.
• It is essential to send a copy of the child's Identity Document.
• From 13 years old pay like an adult.
• 4-hour excursion.

The duration of the excursion is approximate, it will be subject to the time of arrival of the ship and disembarkation of the passengers.