About this tour
A private nine-hour excursion from Seville combining two Andalusian highlights: Cádiz, one of Europe's oldest settlements, and Jerez de la Frontera, the heart of sherry production. You'll navigate Cádiz's labyrinthine quarters, sample regional tapas at its central market, then shift focus to Jerez's bodegas for wine tasting amongst the barrel-lined cellars where solera-aged sherries mature. Private vehicle throughout.
Highlights
- Cádiz's warren of narrow streets and hidden plazas
- Central market tapas and local produce stalls
- Sherry bodega visit with professional tasting
- Jerez's historic wine-making quarter and architecture
- Air-conditioned private transport both directions
What to expect
Your driver collects you from Seville and heads south towards Cádiz, arriving mid-morning. The next few hours involve wandering the old town's tight alleyways, stopping at the market to graze on cured ham, seafood, and local cheese. You'll emerge onto plazas with city views before heading inland to Jerez. There, a bodega tour walks you through production methods and barrel storage areas, culminating in three or four sherries to taste—typically a fino, amontillado, and oloroso. The drive back leaves you in Seville by early evening.
Good to know
Lunch is not included; eat at market stalls or book a restaurant separately. Wear comfortable shoes for cobbled streets. Summer heat is intense; start early if possible. Public transport links both towns if you prefer flexibility.
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