Top Things to do in Province of Cadiz
- 1. FlySpain Paragliding Centre
- 2. Riders of the Lost Trail - Guided Off Road Motorcycle Trail Tours
- 3. Bodegas Luis Perez
- 4. Playa de la Barrosa
- 5. Yacimiento Arqueologico Gadir
- 6. Playa de Zahara de los Atunes
- 7. Leather Museum of Ubrique
- 8. Panteon de Marinos Ilustres
- 9. Archaeological Ensemble of Baelo Claudia
- 10. Zahara de la Sierra
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10 Things to Do in Province of Cadiz That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Cadiz, Spain including FlySpain Paragliding Centre, Riders of the Lost Trail - Guided Off Road Motorcycle Trail Tours, Bodegas Luis Perez, Playa de la Barrosa, Yacimiento Arqueologico Gadir, Playa de Zahara de los Atunes, Leather Museum of Ubrique, Panteon de Marinos Ilustres, Archaeological Ensemble of Baelo Claudia, Zahara de la Sierra.
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1. FlySpain Paragliding Centre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 221 reviews
We offer year round Tandem Experience flights where you get an opportunity to fly with the local vultures and experience true flight. We also offer day and five day experiences, where you learn to fly either residential or non residential training. Come fly with us and see Andalusia from a birds eye perspective
Reviewed By lewisfr - London, United Kingdom
I was at FlySpain last week (end of November 2017) to do my CP course and had a fantastic time. The weather was great and constant, even at this time of year, the accomodation excellent (called the Eagles Nest as it has balconies with great...MoreHaha - don't go telling everyone about the secrets!
2. Riders of the Lost Trail - Guided Off Road Motorcycle Trail Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 118 reviews
Riders of the Lost Trail, offers guided off road motorcycle / motorbike trail tour and enduro holidays in this beautiful part of Andalucia, Southern Spain. All you need is a full motorcycle licence, and you can enjoy the amazing scenery of this inland part of Spain aboard our KTM trail / enduro motorbikes. We generally travel between 95 - 120 Kms per day, on many of the 1000's of tracks and trails that criss-cross the countryside. Our tours include, all the riding gear and safety equipment, 3rd party bike insurance, lunch, bike rental, and the guide. We have teamed up with the El Gecko hotel, for all our accommodation needs. Tours can be from 1 day to 10 days.
Reviewed By DancersMum55 - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Thanks to everyone for looking after us as soon as we arrived in Malaga. The accommodation was great and in a cracking position in the village.
The riding was even better than I had hoped. The views were breathtaking, the goat track hill climbs and rocky descents really got the blood pumping on many occasions. River crossings were exciting as were the dry stream bed rocky trials sections. After topping out on the larger Mountains, it was so peaceful with beautiful scenery. Yes, without a doubt, I would recommend booking Riders-Of-The-Lost-Trail. Thanks again Phil for looking after us.
3. Bodegas Luis Perez
Overall Ratings
5 based on 213 reviews
Welcome to our family-owned bodega, devoted to recovering the history of one of the world´s best known wine regions, famous from time immemorial for its fine wines. Over a decade ago we decided to "row upstream" and place our confidence in creating a unique red wine in a region dominated by white grapes. After an excellent premiere by our signature brands Garum, Samaruco and PetitVerdot, we´ve gone on to set ourselves new challenges. We have already developed a wine aged underwater in amphoras and have also made wines with ancient, regional varieties that had neared extinction, such as Tintilla and Palomino negro. Together with this, our first Jerez wine with natural alcohol content is already ageing in American Oak casks.
Reviewed By Raf L
Visiting Jerez for Catas Magistrales in the Alcazar learned about this winery and the new concept on red wines, the experience was unique; marvelous views, the vines museum so interesting, professionalism at the top with the guide and tasting of unique red wines in the region, delightful paring, thanks Virginia for your warm welcome and guidance.
4. Playa de la Barrosa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Kawakwa - Vernon, Canada
Endless white sand... great to swim and stroll along... areas of guarded swimming other areas for surfers and other water sports... more people on the northern section go south to be more isolated... clothing appears optional the further south you go.... intricate lava rock formation towards the south ... a number of bar restaurants along the beach
5. Yacimiento Arqueologico Gadir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 406 reviews
Archaeological site named Gadir. During the visit you will do a tour where you will be able to see the evolution of the city from its founding by the Phoenicians to Roman times. Right 21st century, an interactive multimedia tour will allow you to see the remains of the ancient Phoenician city built in the 9th century BC, with its dwellings, its streets, its animals, etc.
Reviewed By macedonboy - Glasgow, United Kingdom
This is an in-situ archaeological site dating from the Phoenician period. The site contains the remains of some houses with identifiable rooms, storage facilities, a fish processing ,and a crime scene. All the information in presented via (a little over-engineered) high tech videos and touch screen displays.
The only way to visit is via guided tours at set times, so do check before visiting. The principal language is Spanish, but the video will presented in a 2nd language based on the first person to ask. The guides we had on the day spoke excellent English and knew a lot about the archaeology.
A must visit in Cadiz. Best of all, it's free
6. Playa de Zahara de los Atunes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Andrés A - Seville, Spain
Crowded in summer as the whole coast in Spain, but not so much. You can find spots away of constructed areas that are pretty empty. In addition there two close Beaches (Alemanes and Cañuelo) that are superb and almost virgin Beaches. Just take care of the wind. Not recommended with strong levante (east winds)
7. Leather Museum of Ubrique
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By NannaAnne2013 - Wednesbury, United Kingdom
An unusual and very interesting museum but there were no English speaking guides, so if your Spanish is rusty you may have some problems. Still worth a visit though as staff were very kind, helpful and obviously passionate about the museum.
8. Panteon de Marinos Ilustres
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By PPCI-BG - Italy
Il panteon dove sono raccolti I resti dei personaggi che hanno fatto la storia della marina spagnola è visitabile con visita guidata. Visita interessante con una guida preparata che racconta un sacco di aneddoti.
9. Archaeological Ensemble of Baelo Claudia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Closed Mondays in July, August and September
Reviewed By E W - New Haven, Connecticut
We were staying at the Dos Mares Hotel and took a quick trip over to the museum and grounds. The displays are very well done and informative. The full on tour of the grounds was really interesting. You have the beach in front of you offering a great breeze and place for lunch.
Do check it out.
10. Zahara de la Sierra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 447 reviews
Reviewed By Botis - North Yorkshire
Wonderful white town much smaller and quieter than Ronda. Very traditional, slow paced with fantastic views of the lake.
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