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Discover the full-day tour from Seville to Jerez and Cádiz, featuring wine tastings, an equestrian ballet, and free time to explore Spain's oldest city.


This full-day tour departs from Seville with a focus on Jerez de la Frontera, known as Europe’s sherry capital. For $111 per person, travelers spend around 2 hours at a top wine cellar, where they learn about sherry production from soil to bottle and sample several varieties. The tour emphasizes authenticity, with visits to local bodegas that produce world-famous wines. While the tour offers a comprehensive look at sherry, it includes time for the optional Horse Dancing Show at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art.
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After the wine tasting, the group travels along the Costa de la Luz to Cádiz, Europe’s oldest city with over 3,000 years of history. A local guide leads a 30-minute walk through the city center, highlighting the Neoclassical 17th-century cathedral and other historic sites. The free time afterward allows for lunch—with an optional EUR 18 fee—and independent exploration of Cádiz’s coastal charm. The experience balances guided insights with personal discovery, though some reviews note that more free time could enhance the visit.

The main draw of the tour is visiting an authentic bodega in Jerez, where entrance fees are included. Here, guests learn about sherry production techniques, including aging processes and soil influences. They also sample multiple types of sherry, experiencing the varieties that make Jerez famous globally. The guide explains the traditions and modern methods, providing a deep understanding that appeals to both wine enthusiasts and curious newcomers. The tasting session lasts about 2 hours and is conducted at a well-regarded wine cellar.
This optional highlight takes place at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art Foundation. The spectacular show features the dance of Andalusian horses set to 18th-century Spanish music, regarded as one of the finest equestrian ballets worldwide. The performance showcases the beauty and skill of these prized horses, with choreography based on traditional methods of training. The show duration is notably longer than some expect, which some visitors feel could be shortened to allow more time in Cádiz.
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This tour starts with pick-up from one of four locations in Seville, including Petit Palace Puerta de Triana and Hotel Derby. After a 1.5-hour bus ride, guests arrive at the Jerez winery for the 2-hour wine tasting. The group then travels for another hour to Cádiz, where the guided walk covers main sights like the cathedral. The total journey and sightseeing are structured to maximize exposure without feeling rushed, though some reviews suggest that more free time in Cádiz would be a welcomed addition.
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The tour includes pick-up and drop-off services, entrance fees for the wine cellar, and a guide fluent in Spanish, English, and French. The optional Horse Show is available at an extra cost (paid directly or included depending on selection). The duration is approximately 10 hours, with check availability for starting times. Booking offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and the option to reserve now and pay later for flexibility.
Travelers are advised to wear comfortable shoes for walking around Cádiz and the city center. The itinerary order can be changed due to unforeseen circumstances, and social distancing measures may slightly affect seating arrangements, with seats purchased together not necessarily side by side.

At $111 per person, this tour covers wine tasting, a cultural show, and free time to explore Cádiz, making it a well-rounded day trip. The guides are highly praised for their knowledge and friendliness, with polished narration that enhances the experience. Some reviews mention the longer-than-expected horse show and limited free time in Cádiz as minor drawbacks, but overall, the quality of the visits and professional organization stand out.

This experience is ideal for those interested in wine and local traditions, especially if they want to see Cádiz’s historic sites at a relaxed pace. The optional horse show adds a distinctive touch of equestrian culture, perfect for animal lovers or history enthusiasts. Travelers seeking a balanced day that combines tasting, culture, and scenic drives will find this tour offers good value and a rundown of southern Spain’s wine heritage and historic charm.
“Everything was good Lucas was a very friendly and knowledgeable guide. We could only have a bit more free time in Cadiz.”
Is the horse show included in the tour price?
The Horse Dancing Show is optional and can be selected at booking. If chosen, it is included in the package; otherwise, it’s an extra activity.
How long is the wine tasting at the bodega?
The wine tasting lasts about 2 hours, during which several types of sherry are sampled, and the production process is explained.
What sites are visited in Cádiz?
Guests see the Neoclassical 17th-century cathedral and walk through the city center with a local guide, gaining insights into Cádiz’s history and architecture.
Are meals included in this tour?
No, lunch is not included in the tour price but can be purchased separately for around EUR 18.
What languages are guides available in?
The guides speak Spanish, English, and French, ensuring clear explanations for diverse groups.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, offering flexibility and peace of mind.