Tourism

The Sierra de Cádiz is composed of known populations and picturesque white villages. Its name comes from the color of its houses are all whitewashed to protect from summer heat.

Stocks that make up the Route of the White Villages are monumental arches, Grazalema, Zahara de la Sierra and Olvera, three with spectacular views of the environment, the strange configuration under rock Setenil, and romantic resort town Ronda with its ancient bullring and the impressive Tajo, the mysterious Cave of the Pool, the austere Roman ruins of Acinipo (Ronda la Vieja) in the windy plateau, and as far as the Parque Natural del Torcal near Antequera.

Cadiz has a distinct flavor for their particular situation, colonial architecture and atmosphere. Your oyster stone facades, gardens and boulevards make it a city like no other in Stresses the Carnival celebration, one of the most famous in Spain, with its parades, contests, jokes and parades bristling Ostionada or where the whole city participates.

If you want an overview of nothing better than climbing to the two great vantage of the cities, the Tavira Tower with his dark camera or the West Tower of the Cathedral, 74 meters high.

Jerez is undoubtedly the number one cultural landmark in the area for many reasons:

Its old town full of gothic churches and manor houses, the Alcazar and Cathedral, wineries (Gonzalez Byass, Lustau, Sandeman, Sanchez Romate, etc.) Palace of Time and the Wine Museum, the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, the Zoo, the famous Horse Fair, the splendid processions at Easter, cultural Villamarta Theatre program, the World Motorcycle Championship and more…

Sanlucar has lots of churches and palaces and the smell of chamomile on many streets.

It is the starting point for boat trips on the Doñana National Park (out of Bajo de Guía). Are also well-known horse racing on the beach in August, as well as numerous bars and restaurants on the banks of the Guadalquivir.

In Chipiona we can make out its pretty Faro, is the highest in Spain and fifth in the world.

Another special and a must in this place is its location sanctuary Rule. A neogothic jewel at the foot of the perfect shell beach Rule.

Like Rota also has some beaches in fish weirs of the same era.

Rota has a small historic town with lovely Luna Castle and also next to it the beautiful Gothic church of O.

It is advisable to go for a lane to the beautiful Playa de la Costilla with its long promenade which ends almost Chipiona and observe its stunning beaches.

We recommend two visits to the beaches, one at the pens; they are as a species trapped pools where fish and shellfish are left at low tide, and dating from the Roman period. The other stop is the twilight of the day and watch the sunsets, which are a natural and the world’s most impressive spectacle.