Private tours in Cádiz

Cádiz claims to be the oldest continuously inhabited city in Western Europe, founded by the Phoenicians around 1100 BC on a spit of land almost surrounded by Atlantic. It is compact, salty, loud in carnival season and full of Roman remains that keep turning up under the streets. Tour Travel & More organises 100% private tours of Cádiz with a licensed official tour guide, a luxury vehicle with chauffeur and a travel coordinator available 24/7.

Three thousand years on foot

The Roman theatre, found in 1980 under a warehouse, held twenty thousand people. The cathedral's yellow-tiled dome is visible from everywhere, and the Torre Tavira still has a camera obscura that projects the living city onto a white dish. The old town is small enough to cross in twenty minutes and layered enough to take a day.

Jerez: sherry at the source

Half an hour inland, Jerez is where sherry is made in soleras where the wine is fractionally blended across decades. It is also the home of Andalusian horsemanship and one of the birthplaces of flamenco. A bodega visit, a tabanco with live singing, and you have the afternoon.

The white villages, from the source

Arcos de la Frontera sits on a cliff edge above the river, Vejer keeps its Moorish street plan intact, and Ronda is further but worth the drive. With a private vehicle they become a relaxed circuit instead of a scheduling exercise.

Arriving by cruise ship

Cádiz's terminal is right beside the old town, so the city starts where the gangway ends. Seville is ninety minutes away and the Alhambra is a long but feasible day. Every itinerary is planned backwards from your all-aboard time.

With Tour Travel & More, Cádiz is three thousand years and a very good lunch. Tell us your dates and a travel expert will design your private tour with an official guide.