Cadiz Holidays

Cheap Holidays to Cadiz:

Travel Guide to your Holiday in Cadiz:
Cadiz, pronounced Cadith, is located in southern Spain and is believed to be one of Europe's oldest cities. With a history dating back 3000 years, wide golden beaches and 300 days a year of warm sunshine, a cheap holiday in Cadiz has something to appeal to everyone.

The beautiful city of Cadiz is set on a peninsula in the Bay of Cadiz and almost entirely surrounded by water. It is a popular holiday spot for Spaniards and tourists alike and there is much to see in Cadiz historical centre and the popular holiday beaches.

Beaches on Holiday in Cadiz:
The most popular beach in Cadiz , particularly with the Spanish, in the old quarter is Caleta Beach on the north west corner of the peninsula, heading down from the Castillo de Santa Catalina. In the new quarter of Cadiz, Victoria Beach is more popular with holiday makers and extends for approx 3km with plenty of shops and restaurants. In between the two you will find the Santa Maria beach.

Things to do on Holiday in Cadiz:
Of historic and cultural interest the walled city of Cadiz has plenty to offer the holiday maker from the 1st century Roman Amphitheatre to castles and fortifications; museums and churches. Or you can simply enjoy ambling around the maze of narrow streets, relaxing on the beaches or soaking up the atmosphere in the Cadiz city squares.
The Cadiz Carnival is one of the most important in Spain and takes place in February each year.

Out and about on Holiday in Cadiz:
On a holiday or short break in Cadiz There are plenty of restaurants to choose from and opportunities to enjoy traditional Spanish dishes. Nightlife in Cadiz revolves around flamenco clubs, tapas bars and terrace bars. Shops abound from everyday essentials to designer brands and a large market is held on Monday mornings in Cadiz, so be sure to grab that holiday bargain. For modern shopping and leisure facilities in Cadiz, head for the Bahia Sur in the San Fernando district.

Outside of the Cadiz Cathedral is one of the city's many plazas, adorned with palm trees and lined with historic buildings and terrace cafes; such as the Plaza del Mina or the Plaza San Antonio on the opposite side of the peninsula.

Take time out to relax and stroll amid the topiary trees in the waterfront gardens of Park Genoves and wander around the corner to see the imposing red brick Gran Teatro Falla; you might even catch a performance.

Nearby attractions on Holiday in Cadiz:
The city of Jerez is approx 30km away from Cadiz and tours for holiday makers are readily available. Rota and Novo Sancti Petri are approx 50km away from Cadiz in the opposite directions.