Cádiz

A meeting place of white villages, sherry and Atlantic beaches, from the Sierra de Grazalema to Tarifa.

Cádiz Province lies at the southwestern tip of Andalusia, on the Atlantic and the Strait of Gibraltar. The capital, Cádiz, is an ancient port city. Jerez is known for its sherry bodegas, Andalusian horse shows and flamenco. Around the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park are white villages such as Arcos de la Frontera and Zahara de la Sierra. Tarifa is the southernmost point of continental Europe, a hub for kitesurfing, with ferries to Morocco. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit, and summer suits a beach holiday. Jerez Airport is the gateway, and you can also come via Seville or Málaga.

Destinations

• Grazalema & Pueblos Blancos
• Tarifa
• Cádiz
• Jerez & Sherry Triangle
• Gibraltar

Itineraries

• Andalusia & Strait of Gibraltar Road Trip – Drive from Málaga via Ronda, Gibraltar, and Tarifa to Seville, with a day trip across the strait to Tangier
• Ronda to Arcos de la Frontera White Villages Drive – Drive into the mountains from Malaga, passing through Setenil, Zahara, and Grazalema, and exit at Arcos.
• Cadiz Coast: Sherry & Sand Dunes – From the bodegas of Jerez to the old town of Cadiz, head south along the Costa de la Luz to Vejer, Bolonia, and Tarifa.
• Andalusia Grand Loop Road Trip – Starting from Málaga, loop through the eastern desert coast, three historic cities, the southwest coast and Ronda, cove…
• Andalusia to the Sahara Crossing – Cross the sea from Seville via Tarifa, traveling through the Blue City, Fes, and the desert to Marrakech