Dia Mundial dos Oceanos Exclusivo em Tarifa com Visita Guiada e Cruzeiro com Golfinhos

Aqualand Bahia de Cádiz

Dive into a day of action-packed fun at Aqualand Bahía de Cádiz. With a host of white-knuckle rides, family-friendly slides and plenty of space to relax around the wave pool, there's something for everyone.With no less than ten different show-stopping attractions here, you won't be bored. Brave the Zero Gravity, speed down the Kamikaze, twist through the Devil's Tail on an inflatable ring and race friends on the Crazy Race slides to see who reaches the pool first. If thrill-seeking isn't your thing, there's also slower-paced fun such as the lazy Congo River and the family wave pool. Little ones won't be left behind either – Mini Park and Children's Paradise are packed with mini slides and splash zones designed just for them.There's plenty to enjoy outside the water, too. Spend lunchtime in the laid-back picnic area, or simply unwind on the sun loungers while the kids play nearby. Plus, with fast-track group entry, you'll skip the queues and get straight into the fun. A fantastic day out for the whole family.

Bicycle rental in Novo Sancti Petri

Check out Novo Sancti Petri and the Costa de la Luz at your own pace with these flexible bike rental options. You can choose from city, mountain, electric or road bikes and pick the rental duration that best suit your plans, from a few hours to several days. You'll collect your bike at the Novo Shopping Centre, before heading off to explore the beaches, pine forests and coastal paths. You'll also get assistance insurance, a helmet, a lock and a basket for city bikes included, too. It's a lovely way to actively explore the area.

Sancti Petri cruise to La Barrosa with swim stop

Fancy an afternoon on the water cruising along a stretch of the Sancti Petri coastline? With the choice of a two or three‑hour cruise and a maximum of ten guests on board, there's plenty of space to settle in and enjoy the vibe on this relaxed outing. You'll make your way toward La Barrosa on a route shaped by the day's wind and tides, stopping for a dip along the way. Drinks and snacks are included, and you can even try paddle-boarding if the conditions on the water are right. It's a lovely way to switch off for a while and soak up everything the Costa de la Luz does right.

Sancti Petri paddleboard rentals near Cadiz

Renting a kayak or stand-up paddleboard, also known locally as a SUP or paddle surf, is a great way to explore the sheltered waters just south of Cadiz. As you paddle out from the marina, you'll have views of Sancti Petri Castle and the bustling birdlife that hand out in the surrounding marshes. Whether you're travelling solo, with family or with friends, there's something to suit you, with single and double paddleboards, and kayaks big enough for three or four people.

Sancti Petri kayak rentals near Cadiz

Renting a kayak or stand-up paddleboard, also known locally as a SUP or paddle surf, is a great way to explore the sheltered waters just south of Cadiz. As you paddle out from the marina, you'll have views of Sancti Petri Castle and the bustling birdlife that hand out in the surrounding marshes. Whether you're travelling solo, with family or with friends, there's something to suit you, with single and double paddleboards, and kayaks big enough for three or four people.

Catamaran cruise from Cadiz – ticket only

Set sail from the Port of Cádiz and take your pick from two cruise options. Step back in time on the tri‑millenary Cádiz tour, where you'll cruise past ancient landmarks and dive into the city's 3,000‑year history on a 75‑minute route. If you fancy something a bit more laid‑back, the 2.5‑hour catamaran with a swim in the sea option is ideal for catching some sun and taking in the beauty of the Bay of Cádiz aboard the Pura Vida catamaran, with a giant inflatable mattress, paddleboard and waterslide included.

Seville tour with Casa Pilatos visit

Step into the soul of Andalusia with a full-day tour of Seville. First up is a visit to Casa de Pilatos, a palace once home to the Dukes of Medinaceli. It's a real showcase of Andalusian style, with airy courtyards, intricate tiles and gardens that look like they've been plucked straight from a postcard. Then, wander through the winding lanes of Santa Cruz, Seville's old Jewish quarter. Think flower-filled balconies, tucked-away squares and endless photo ops here.A highlight of the tour is an exterior visit to the jaw-dropping Gothic cathedral, a symbol of Seville's long history. Your guide will share stories of Seville's layered past, from Moorish roots to its role as one of Europe's busiest ports in the 16th and 17th centuries.To round off the day, you'll head to the iconic Plaza de Espana and Maria Luisa Park. With its colourful tiles and sweeping arcades, you'll see why the plaza one of the city's most popular photo spots, and the perfect place to soak up Seville's warm, laidback vibe with some free time.

Feria de Jerez and Sherry Tour

Spain is known for its fantastic fiestas and they don't get much bigger than this – Feria de Jerez. Party like a local at one of the biggest events on the fiesta calendar and raise a toast with a glass or two of local sherry from the Gonzalez Byass Bodega. A not to be missed Andalusian experience.We'll kick off our day of exploration by travelling along the Costa de la Luz to a city that's quintessential Andalusia. Full immersion into Jerez culture begins in earnest with the tour and sherry tasting at the González Byass bodega – keep an eye out for the glass left out for the mice. You'll then head to the legendary Feria de Jerez, where you can mingle with locals in traditional dress and enjoy the full-on fiesta atmosphere.

Tangier Medina & Kasbah Tour

Exotic, mysterious and atmospheric, Tangier is Europe's gateway into Africa and it's just a stone's throw away from Tarifa. You'll board the fast ferry across the Mediterranean and spend the day exploring the city's spice-scented souks, rambling medina and impressive Kasbah. Then wrap it up with a traditional Moroccan feast.

Ronda festival full-day tour in Andalusia

During the annual celebrations of Feria de Pedro Romero, the Andalusian town of Ronda comes alive. Spend the day soaking up the lively atmosphere as you take it all in at your own pace.You'll begin with a comfortable coach ride through the Andalusian countryside and wind your way up high into the mountains where the town is perched. As you enter Ronda, you'll see decorations streaming from windows and criss-crossing the streets to welcome you. Celebrating Andalusian culture is at the heart of the festivities, so expect to see performances of traditional folk music and dance, as well as lots of dressing up in classic Spanish costumes. Feel free to join in and throw on a shawl or a Flamenco-style accessory to help feel a part of it all.The International Traditional Carriage Driving Competition of Ronda is a particularly special part of the festival and your ticket to see it at the bullring is included. There's a procession of elegant horse-drawn carriages with coachmen dressed in classic Andalusian short jackets. It adds a real sense of ceremony to the day and will give you a glimpse into the Spain of old. In your free time, make sure you head to the New Bridge to admire the rugged beauty of El Tajo Gorge and, to experience the festival like a local, be sure to wander down the side streets to catch impromptu street performers doing their thing.