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Discover the highlights of the Jerez and Cadiz day trip from Seville, including wine tasting, city tours, and free time to explore Spain’s oldest cities.
A full-day adventure from Seville costs $109.86 per person and lasts approximately 10 hours. This tour, rated 5.0 out of 5 with 5 reviews, offers a well-rounded experience of two historic Spanish cities—Jerez de la Frontera and Cadiz—with a highlight on wine tasting at a top winery and guided walks through charming city centers. The tour departs early, at 8:00 am, with transportation included, making it an easy and convenient way to explore beyond Seville.
This trip appeals to those interested in Spanish wine culture, historic streets, and cultural discovery. While the tour does not include meals, it provides the chance for free time in Cadiz to enjoy lunch on your own, allowing flexibility. It’s perfect for travelers who want a guided day trip with a mix of tasting, sightseeing, and local stories—all within a manageable schedule that balances structure and free exploration.


The journey begins with a visit to Bodegas y vinedos Diez Merito, one of the top wine cellars in Jerez. Here, the guide explains the production process of famous Sherry wines, emphasizing how the soil, wind, sunlight, and the deep-rooted winemaking tradition come together to create these unique wines. Visitors are invited to sample several types of Sherry, making this stop both educational and delicious.
This hour-long visit includes admission fees, ensuring guests enjoy the wine tasting experience comfortably. The tasting showcases the variety and quality that make Sherry an iconic Spanish beverage, and the guide’s explanations add context to the wines’ history and craftsmanship.
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After the wine cellar, the tour briefly explores Jerez de la Frontera, offering a one-hour guided walk through the city’s historic center. This short tour introduces the city’s history and local culture, highlighting key sights and providing a glimpse into its traditional Andalusian atmosphere.
While the walk is concise, it’s designed to give visitors a sense of the city’s character and set the stage for further exploration on their own. The free time afterward allows guests to enjoy lunch or stroll through side streets at their own pace.

Next, the group travels to Cadiz, a city with over three millennia of history. The three-hour segment in Cadiz features a guided walk along the city center beside the Cathedral, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. The local guide shares stories about Cadiz’s past, its cultural significance, and local traditions.
Guests have around two hours of free time to explore Cadiz independently. This is an excellent opportunity to wander through narrow streets, visit local shops, or enjoy lunch at a café. The calm, quaint charm of Cadiz makes it a favorite for those interested in historic European cities with lively street scenes and sea views.
This tour departs from Seville at 8:00 am and returns after approximately 10 hours. The group size is limited to a maximum of 20 travelers, ensuring a personalized experience with plenty of opportunity for questions and interaction. The transportation is included from a designated meeting point, making logistics straightforward and stress-free.
Travelers should have moderate physical fitness, as the tour involves walking in city centers and around the wine cellar. The tour is suitable for those who enjoy cultural outings, historic sights, and wine tasting.
Included in the tour are an Official Certified Tourist Guide, transport from Seville, entry to the wine cellar, and tastings of several Sherry types. The guided city tours in both Jerez and Cadiz are part of the package.
Food and drinks beyond the wine tasting are not included, giving travelers the freedom to choose their own lunch in Cadiz. This flexibility allows for personal preferences and local dining options.
The 10-hour schedule is well-paced for a day trip, with approximately 1 hour at the wine cellar, 1 hour exploring Jerez’s historic center, and about 3 hours in Cadiz, including free time. The drive time between locations accounts for roughly 2 hours, creating a comfortable balance between sightseeing and travel.
The tour’s timing ensures that guests can enjoy each stop without feeling rushed, while still experiencing the key highlights of each city.

A clear highlight is the visit to the renowned wine cellar with tasting included, appealing to wine lovers and those curious about Spain’s famous Sherry. The guides’ explanations are detailed and engaging, making the wine tasting both educational and enjoyable.
The city walks in Jerez and Cadiz offer a taste of local life, with the guided tours providing context and stories that bring the historic streets alive. The free time in Cadiz is a valuable feature, allowing for personal exploration and lunch.
While the tour is comprehensive, it does not include meals, so travelers should plan to bring or buy lunch during free time. The walking involved requires moderate physical fitness, and those with mobility issues should consider this.
The duration can feel long for some, especially on warm days, so comfortable shoes and sun protection are advisable. The timing means that early starts and full days are part of the experience.
This tour is ideal for wine enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone eager to see two of Spain’s oldest cities in a single day. It suits those who prefer guided visits with organized transportation and structured sightseeing but also enjoy some free time to explore independently.
It provides a balanced experience of cultural insights, culinary curiosity, and scenic streets. Travelers who appreciate small group sizes and personalized attention will find this tour particularly appealing.
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What is the price of the tour?
The tour costs $109.86 per person, including transportation, guided city tours, and wine cellar entry with tastings.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts about 10 hours, starting at 8:00 am and returning in the evening.
What are the main stops on the tour?
Stops include Bodegas y vinedos Diez Merito for wine tasting, a brief walk through Jerez de la Frontera, and free time in Cadiz for lunch and exploration.
Is food included?
No, food and drinks outside the wine tasting are not included, so guests should plan to bring or buy lunch during free time in Cadiz.
What is included in the tour?
An official guide, transport from Seville, admission to the wine cellar, and wine tastings are included.
Are there any physical requirements?
Yes, travelers should have moderate physical fitness due to walking in city streets and the winery.
How large are the groups?
The tour is limited to 20 travelers, ensuring a more personal experience.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, there is free cancellation available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins in Seville at 8:00 am and ends at a different location, after the scheduled stops.
Who is the provider?
The experience is offered by Andalsur Viajes, Congresos y excursiones S.L.
This Jerez and Cadiz day trip from Seville offers a satisfying blend of wine tasting, historic sightseeing, and free time for personal discovery, making it a great choice for those eager to explore beyond Seville with a knowledgeable guide.