Group excursion to Jerez and Cadiz with Costa del Sol with a sea trip and sherry tasting

Join a group excursion to Jerez and Cadiz from the Costa del Sol from any resort of the coast. The excursion bus follows the central streets of the resort towns on schedule. Departure from the specified place on the Costa del Sol resort at a certain time when applying.

Short stop on the way.

Arrive at Jerez de La Frontera.

Walk through the central, historic part of Jerez de la Frontera. Visit the Cathedral and the Alcázar. A guide story about the history of Jerez and Andalusia.

Visit the winery (bodega) with wine tasting.

Moving to the port town of Santa Maria, on the shores of the Gulf of Cadiz.

A group tour to Jerez and Cadiz includes a transfer from the port city of Santa Maria, located on the Atlantic coast of Spain, to Cadiz. A 30-minute boat trip on a small ship ending in the port of Cadiz.

Walk through the narrow streets of the historical center of Cadiz, the promenade, the central park.

Inspection of the historical center, fortress walls, ancient buildings, city squares, the Cathedral.
Free time, lunch.
Return to the Costa del Sol.
Jerez, the city of wine and horses.
Jerez de la Frontera, the birthplace of the famous Spanish sherry, the birthplace of Cartuhan horses and the city where you can see a concert of real Spanish gypsies - flamenco performers. Jerez grew up on the site of the ancient Iberian village of Hera, colonized by the Phoenicians. Due to its location during the Roman Empire, Jerez was one of the roadside towns on the great Roman route, Via Augusta, with the name Seret.
Cadiz, the oldest city in Spain.
Cadiz is the oldest city in Spain, founded by the Phoenicians around 1100 BC and claims to be the oldest city in Europe. The Phoenicians called him Gadir or Gader, the Greeks called him Gadir or Gadeira, the Romans called him Hades.

From the Phoenicians Hades was taken away by the Carthaginians. Among the Greeks and Byzantines, Cadiz was considered the “edge of the world”. After the Second Punic War (206 BC) Hades went to the Romans. Caesar gave the city municipal rights. At the end of the first century BC, the geographer Strabo considered Hades the second most populous city in the Roman Empire. Later, Cadiz fell under the rule of the Vandals, Visigoths and Arabs. In 1262 the city was conquered by Castile.
Included in price
transport
guide
pleasure-boat
visitation
Reservations
Departure from any Costa del Sol resort
Friday from 07:00 to 20:00
Duration: 12 hours
Adult tickets
from 75.00 €