Cadiz Port Shuttles

A relic of South Spain, the city of Cádiz is a beautiful way to greet the region, not only through its vivid views of the water from the Bay of Cádiz but instant access to the bus routes along Avenue del Puerto. Utilize nearby public transportation the moment the boat docks, looking forward to bus transfers via the Plaza Espana Bus Station or the Maritime Metropolitana Cádiz Ferry Terminal’s departures to the North African city of Arrecife. For more freedom in daily adventures, consider a private vehicle for the opportunity to see things from a relaxed perspective, whether that means going on beachside drives in a comfortable sedan or balancing safety and freedom with an SUV. Spacious transfers are available at the leisure of a meet-and-greet services that include relaxed stories told by local personal drivers and casual drop offs courtesy of taxis who know the fastest back roads.

Understand the region’s beauty with ease by staying close to the port, idyllic landmarks worthy of an afternoon’s stroll including the stoic Monument to the Constitution of 1812, a relic of the Spanish isle’s independence, while the armament forts turned to breezy promenades at the Murallas de San Carlos offer prime views of sunset across the Caletilla de Rota. For a break from the heat, go on a stroll through the atmosphere of the Cádiz Museum, an old convent renown for its prehistoric skeletons and historic Spanish paintings. A great place to end the day is Genovés Park, a striking tropical place renown for its lavish lakes and waterfall paths leading to the equally stoic Castillo de Santa Catalina and its fortress looking out at La Caleta. Continue walking south along this same coastline to reach Playa La Caleta, a scenic beach cove remembered for its acclaimed eats at Bar La Tabernita as well as walking distance to a small park filled with the island’s signature ficus trees.