XRYJerez Airport
21 mi from downtown
- To Cadiz station
- Train via Jerez. Check departure times
Take a Cercanías or regional train to Cadiz if the times work, or go by taxi or car. Cadiz station is beside the old town.
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Senator Cadiz Hotel
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Hotel Monte Puertatierra
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Parador De Cadiz
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About Cadiz
Cadiz is built on a narrow Atlantic peninsula. The cathedral, the market and La Viña are all inside the walkable old town. The newer neighborhoods run south along Playa de la Victoria.
El Pópulo sits between the railway station and the cathedral, with the Roman Theatre near its medieval gates. Nearby Santa María has narrow residential streets and a beach just beyond the old walls.
La Viña leads west to La Caleta, a compact beach between two forts. The central market and Torre Tavira are close. This end of the old town gets noisy during Carnival and on summer evenings.
Playa de la Victoria runs along the newer city with a broad promenade and hotels facing the sand. It is a long way from the cathedral. If you will go back to the old town often, book near a bus stop or a Cercanías station.
Cadiz has mild winters and warm sea-breeze summers. Most rain falls from autumn through winter. The old town is easy on foot. Take the bus along the long beach strip.
- Province
- Cadiz, Andalusia
- Coast
- Atlantic Ocean and Bay of Cadiz
- Old-town beach
- La Caleta
- Main rail station
- Cadiz, beside the old town
Photo credits
- Cathedral and seafront of Cadiz by Harlock20, CC BY-SA 3.0
- La Caleta beach in Cadiz by Benjamin Smith, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Cádiz Cathedral facade and domes by Diego Delso, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Central market and Plaza de la Libertad by Ymblanter, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Torre Tavira above old-town roofs by HombreDHojalata, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Playa de la Victoria and breakwater by Pablo Jones. Peejayem, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Plaza de Falla by the theater by Ymblanter, CC BY-SA 4.0
Where to stay in Cadiz
El Pópulo
- Rail arrivals
- Cathedral
- Short stays
The oldest quarter is close to Cadiz station, the Roman Theatre and the cathedral. Book here if you arrive by train or only have a day or two. Streets by the station carry steady traffic.
Around here: Roman Theatre, Cádiz Cathedral, Arco del Pópulo
La Viña and La Caleta
- Beach sunsets
- Tapas
- Carnival
The old fishing quarter's streets lead to La Caleta beach and its two forts. Come for sunset walks and tapas. Expect noise at Carnival and on summer nights.
Around here: La Caleta, Castillo de Santa Catalina, Mercado Central
Centro and Plaza de Mina
- Museums
- Walking
- Shopping
Centro has the shopping streets, Torre Tavira and the museum squares. You can walk to the old-town sights. The streets are too narrow for easy car access.
Around here: Torre Tavira, Plaza de Mina, Mercado Central
Playa de la Victoria
- Beach days
- Promenade
- Families
This long beach runs in front of the newer neighborhoods, with a promenade and more modern hotels. Pick it if the beach comes first. The old town is a bus or Cercanías ride away.
Around here: Playa de la Victoria, Paseo Marítimo, Segunda Aguada
Best time to visit Cadiz
Go in late spring or early autumn for beach days and comfortable old-town walks in the same trip. July and August are warm and dry. Winter is mild, but wetter and windier.
Average high and low (°F)Days with rainDrier months
- Jan: average high 61 °F, low 49 °F, 6.9 days with rain
- Feb: average high 62 °F, low 51 °F, 6.4 days with rain
- Mar: average high 66 °F, low 54 °F, 4.8 days with rain
- Apr: average high 68 °F, low 57 °F, 5.6 days with rain
- May: average high 72 °F, low 61 °F, 3.2 days with rain
- Jun: average high 78 °F, low 67 °F, 0.9 days with rain
- Jul: average high 82 °F, low 71 °F, 0.1 days with rain
- Aug: average high 82 °F, low 72 °F, 0.2 days with rain
- Sep: average high 79 °F, low 69 °F, 2.5 days with rain
- Oct: average high 74 °F, low 63 °F, 5.6 days with rain
- Nov: average high 67 °F, low 56 °F, 7.2 days with rain
- Dec: average high 62 °F, low 52 °F, 8.1 days with rain
Getting to Cadiz
Jerez Airport is the closest commercial airport. Cercanías trains run from that area to Cadiz via Jerez. Check the timetable before you plan a same-day connection.
Other ways to arrive
- Train
- Cadiz station is beside the port and old town. Cercanías runs through San Fernando, Puerto Real and El Puerto de Santa María toward Jerez.
- Bus
- City buses run from the old town out along the beach neighborhoods. The peninsula is long, so find the stop nearest your hotel.
- Car
- Drive in along the causeway. The old-town streets are narrow, and a garage is easier than looking for a space.
Questions about Cadiz
Where is best for a special stay?
Centro, for the historic streets. Pick the Victoria promenade if you want to walk straight onto the beach.
How much do Cadiz hotels cost?
Cadiz has 561 hotels, from $41. An old-town room near La Caleta and a seafront room on Victoria make for different trips.
Is La Caleta lined with large resorts?
No. It is a small old-town beach between two forts. The larger seafront hotels are on Victoria.
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