Discover the Costa de la Luz
Home of Carnival and great treasure of the south. The Costa de la Luz will enchant you with its 138 kilometres of spectacular beaches bathed by the Atlantic Ocean, its atmosphere and the charm of its people, as well as its gastronomy, with pescaíto and Jerez wine as the main attractions.
Hotels in Cádiz
Rota
Bathed by the Atlantic Ocean, Rota has been a crossroads for many cultures and civilisations. It is surrounded by 16 kilometres of magnificent beaches with fine golden sand, including urban beaches such as La Costilla and El Rompidillo, which have beautiful promenades and natural beaches.
Jeréz
Jeréz de la Frontera is much more than wine, horses, flamenco and motorcycles; it is an authentic mix of living history, traditions and cultures in the province of Cádiz, as evidenced by its Monumental Complex of the Alcázar and its Cathedral of Our Lord San Salvador.
Experience Cádiz
Over 3,000 years old, Cádiz is an important commercial enclave in which different populations have left a great historical legacy, combined with a wide range of leisure and restaurant facilities for the whole family.
Some of the most important monuments in the city are the Puerta de la Tierra, the Castles of San Sebastián and Santa Catalina, the Roman Theatre and the Cathedral of Cádiz.
Cádiz is the best choice to enjoy the most spectacular beaches, such as Bolonia, Los Caños de Meca and El Palmar. The ‘Little Silver Cup’ also offers a wide range of sports, such as surfing, snorkelling and golf, as well as beautiful natural areas of great ecological value, such as the Doñana National Park and the Estrecho Natural Park.
One of the most famous celebrations in Cádiz is the Carnival, when groups compete with their satirical commentary and costumes, which are genuine works of art. Another of the most important events is the Jerez de la Frontera Horse Fair, with riding, competitions and exhibitions, as well as various activities at the various stalls where visitors can enjoy wine and flamenco.
The Sanlúcar de Barrameda Horse Races are another attraction that brings thousands of people to the town’s beaches every year. Here the jockeys compete for various prizes on which the spectators can place official bets.
Finally, the influence of the Mediterranean, the mountains and the different cultures have created an incomparable culinary wealth. As a result, many people come to Cádiz to sample its exquisite cuisine, in which fish, seafood and wine play an important role in high-quality dishes and tapas.
A CROSSING THROUGH ITS BAY
BIG FALLA THEATRE
A SUNSET IN THE COVE
ITS GREAT CATHEDRAL
