Seville · CáDIZ AND JEREZ DAY TRIPS
One coast town built on a spit of land, one sherry town with the horses. The 14 below differ on how the day is split between them, whether a bodega tasting is included, and what the horse show costs.
Travel from Seville to Jerez de la Frontera and Cádiz with a live guide in English, Spanish, French, or Italian. Tour Bodegas Díez Mérito, taste local sherry, walk Cádiz’s El Pópulo district, see La Caleta Beach, and enjoy free time for lunch and the seaside.
“The time spent in Cadiz was enough, it was a great experience overall”
Travel from Cadiz cruise port to Seville by air-conditioned coach, then explore Santa Cruz, the cathedral area, Plaza de España, and the Royal Alcazar. Your city guide may be Oscar, Rocio, Olaf, or another assigned professional. Expect a full day, lots of walking, and limited free time.
“On a nasty, rainy day we got off in Cadiz. With the weather it was a bit of a hectic start as all the "non cruise" tours we're all trying to meet in the same spot to stay dry due to limited coverings just outside the port. We had a big charter bus full of people, but were split into smaller groups of about 15 when we arrived to Seville to do the walking tour. We did about 30 min in the Jewish Quarter, and then headed to Alkazar and did about an hour there. After which we had an hour in the local tourist district by the cathedral in…”
Travel from Seville to Jerez and Cádiz with an English-speaking guide such as Luca, Laura, Antonio, or José Luis. Visit a sherry winery, taste local wines, walk Cádiz’s old quarter, and enjoy free time by the coast. Expect a long day, group transport, and plenty of walking.
“A good trip but it would have been preferable to visit Cadiz first as places were closing by the time we arrived.”
Travel from Seville to Jerez for a bodega tour, sherry tasting, and the Royal Andalusian School’s horse ballet. Then explore Cádiz with free time for lunch and sightseeing. Guides including Manuel, Maria, Petra, and Pablo bring local history to life. Expect a long, full day with limited time in Cádiz.
“The trip was good however although I can appreciate the amount of training the horses and rider do, I found the entertainment side a little repetative and therefore a bit boring. The guide was great and I enjoyed the sherry tasting and info about the history of sherry very interesting. Cadiz was a nice way to finish the trip.”
Travel from Seville to Jerez and Cádiz with an English-speaking guide, visiting Diez Mérito winery for sherry tasting and, if selected, the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art. Guides such as Petra, Manuel, and Driss add local color, while Cádiz provides free time for lunch and exploring.
“Tour didn’t show up despite getting confirmation the night before. Super frustrating. Woke up early for the 8 am meeting point which was a waste of time.”
Spend 10 hours visiting a Jerez bodega, tasting several sherries, and exploring Cadiz with a local guide. Add the Royal Andalusian School horse show for a polished equestrian performance. Guides such as Manuel, Marcel, Lucas, and Petra have helped bring the day to life.
“Manuel is awesome. We initially had Manuel for our Jerez and Cadiz tour. He's super friendly and very funny, while providing very good explanations on history and the local area. Coincidentally, we'll be on another tour with him tomorrow to Gibraltar and we're very excited to have him lead us again.”
Travel from Seville to Jerez and Cádiz with an English-speaking guide, sample Jerez wines, watch the Royal Andalusian School’s elegant horse ballet, and enjoy free time beside Cádiz Cathedral. Guides such as Manuel, Carlos, and Driss have been praised for clear explanations and smooth bilingual support.
“This was a great day. Small group, great van driver, Driss was an excellent tour guide. We learned about sherry, tasted some, saw the amazing horse show, and spent a bit of time in ocean city of Caldiz. It was as described and a fun day.”
Travel from Seville to Jerez de la Frontera for a winery visit and tasting, then continue to Cadiz for a guided walk and free time for lunch. The 10-hour outing includes transport, a professional multilingual guide, winery admission, and a tasting, but the long road time leaves little room for delays.
“La ida a la bodega me ha dejado con sabor a poco, se degusta muy poca cosa…luego debimos esperar 30 minutos aprox. Por una parte del grupo que había ido a una actividad de caballos (debería hacerse aparte, no tengo porqué esperar por algo que no compré). Así, se nos acortó el momento “libre” que básicamente era para almorzar, y nos “rezongaron” por llegar 8min más tarde para comenzar con el recorrido a pie. OCHO minutos, cuando estuve esperando media hora por algo que yo no acorde dentro de lo comprado. Cádiz es preciosa ciudad, deberían comenzar con ella, ya que al llegar ni el mercado que se muestra en…”
Travel from Seville to Jerez in a small group of up to eight, visit a traditional sherry bodega, taste local wines, and watch How the Horses Dance at the Royal School of Equestrian Art. English and Spanish guiding, return transport, and the show are included.
“We were told to arrive 10-15 minutes early. The driver was about 5 minutes late. No one was there so I thought maybe I got the wrong place. Paco our really nice driver arrived and then we sat in the Mercedes van for 30 minutes waiting for another couple who didn’t show up. When we left the drive seemed very hurried. The Sherry tasting was okay, the horse show was very good. We arrived just in time for the start. For the price, I was not impressed .”
Travel from Seville to Cádiz and Jerez with an English-speaking local guide, hotel pickup, and a group capped at eight. Walk Cádiz’s old quarter, see La Caleta and San Sebastián Castle, then spend three hours in Jerez with one sherry tasting and time for key sights.
“My friend Alice and I had a fantastic day tour from Sevilla to Cádiz and Jerez! Our guide, Carlos, was incredibly knowledgeable and professional, making the experience even more enjoyable. The sherry tasting at Lustau was a highlight, and our lunch at La Carbona in Jerez was absolutely delicious. A perfect blend of culture, wine, and great company. I’ll definitely be recommending this tour to my clients. Highly recommend!”
Travel from Seville to Jerez and Cádiz in about 10 hours. You’ll tour Jerez’s center, visit a wine cellar for several sherry tastings, then explore Cádiz with a guide such as Antonio and free time for lunch. The group can reach 55 people, and commentary may be multilingual.
“Tour guide was good, but tour company poor. Communication poor, extended pickup and transfer delays. Our second attempt to travel with this company was little better than first time, only this tour guide was much better.”
Join Roger for an 8.5-hour private trip from Seville to Jerez de la Frontera. Visit a grand cathedral-style winery and a smaller boutique producer, taste sherry, vermouth, vinegar, and brandy, then enjoy a gourmet lunch with wine.
“This was a wonderful tour! Roger was exceptional, and and expert. We learned a lot, sampled great food and drink, and had a lot of fun. Highly recommend!”
Travel from Seville to Cadiz in a comfortable air-conditioned car with a live English- or Spanish-speaking guide. Walk through El Pópulo, see the cathedral, market, Roman Theater, beaches, and watchtowers, then choose lunch from Cadiz’s seafood-rich food scene.
“A pesar de empezar con lluvias pudimos sortear exitosamente este contratiempo, y realizamos un excelente paseo de la mano de un gran conductor y una excelente guia. Los recomiendo con mucho gusto son gente calida simpatica y de buena disposicion todo el tiempo. Un placer !”
Travel from Seville to Cádiz in a private vehicle, then spend up to four hours with a local guide in the Old Town. Isi leads the walking tour in Spanish or English, while chauffeur Manuel handles the drive and hotel transfers. Expect history, plazas, seaside character, and free time for lunch.
“Interesting and informative tour with tour guide Isi around Cadiz. It was a wet day but Isi's enthusiasm didn't waver. Manuel was our driver who was lovely and was very accommodating when some of our party needed to stop for toilets. A fascinating insight into Cadiz which has only made us want to go back for more!”
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