Cádiz, a day trip from Seville to the beach

Marieke Willems4 years agoleave a comment

In Seville, temperatures may rise to 40 degrees in the summer! Seville is a city where there is a lot to do, but there is no beach in Seville. The solution is to go to Cádiz from Seville. This is very easy by bus and is perfect for avoiding the heat in the city for a day. Cádiz is a great daytrip from Seville to the beach!

Daytrip van Seville to the beach in Cádiz!

Cádiz

It is a small town with the nickname ‘Little Havana’. The South Spanish port city of Cádiz looks to be very much like Havana due to an earlier sea link between both cities. So much that Cádiz went unnoticed as a stand-in for Havana in the Bond film Die Another Day.

The famous scene in which Halle Berry in her orange bikini walks out of the sea with Pierce Brosnan, has been recorded at the La Caleta beach of Cádiz.

It is also the oldest inhabited city of Western Europe. The old town full of atmosphere and with a beautiful boulevard is completely surrounded by water. A twist of squares and narrow streets make for a cozy place!

Cádiz daytrip Seville beach, Cádiz, a day trip from Seville to the beach — Cadiz

Beaches

There are several beaches in this place, but the best is Playa de la Caleta. Surrounded by a beautiful boulevard and you’ll see the small fishing boats in the old harbor floating in the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean. In addition, there is “Playa de la Victoria”, which is especially popular with locals.

Cádiz, how to arrange daytrip from Seville to the beach?

• From Seville there is a bus to Cádiz every hour.
• These buses leave from the San Sebastian bus station.
• Tickets can be purchased on the day of departure by bus or, for example, a day earlier at the bus station.
• The bus ride takes about an hour.
• Costs: € 9.50 one way trip.
• The beaches are around a 15-minute walk from the bus station.

Hotel Cádiz

There are several nice hostels and hotels in this place and you can also make it a multi-day trip. The nightlife is vibrant and it is the cradle of the Flamenco!