Thought to be the oldest city in Europe, Cadiz is famous for its Moorish architecture, laid back feel and narrow cobblestone streets. The city of Cadiz, Spain boasts an ambiance of old-world charm and Spanish tradition.

History enthusiasts will love a visit to Cadiz where they can explore the New Cathedral and its 18^th century Baroque era golden dome. Travelers who love the outdoors will be thrilled with a tour of Donana, one of Spain’s broadest natural parks which is situated at the base of the River Guadalquivir.

Cadiz appears like a blooming white flower from a distance, with Arcos de la Frontera resting in the cliffs above the glorious River Guadlete, the Cabildo Square and 15^th century castle. Beach lovers will be thrilled with a visit to the main strip of beach referred to as The Coast of the Light, where there are charming surrounding villages such as Rota, San Fernando and Chipiona and rolling sand dunes for the perfect photo opportunity.

Carnival is a major event in Cadiz and the famous annual tradition attracts thousands of excited tourists every year. Everyone can participate in this fabulous event with their own colourful masks and costumes. Don’t miss out and enjoy fresh seafood dishes in Cadiz including squid, sea snails, shrimp and fresh oysters. Cadiz is well known for its signature dishes kidneys in sherry, fried green beans, cabbage stew and a sherry style oxtail soup.  Abundant with diversity, Cadiz is a ‘must-see’ gem of a city that rests along the shore lines of Andalucia.