Noleggio biciclette a Novo Sancti Petri

Seville tour with Casa Pilatos visi

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.Next, swing by the city's three UNESCO landmarks – the Cathedral, the Royal Alcazar, and the Archivo de Indias. 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, as you get a good look at their exteriors. To round off the day, you'll head to the iconic Plaza de Espana. With its colourful tiles and sweeping arcades, you'll see why it's one of the city's most popular photo spots, and the perfect place to soak up Seville's warm, laidback vibe before heading back to your accommodation.

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.

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.

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.

Half-day guided tour of Cadiz with catamaran cruise

One of the oldest cities in Western Europe, Cadiz is bursting with history and culture, and this half-day tour lets you soak it all in from both land and sea. Your adventure kicks off with a scenic drive over the Constitution Bridge, where you'll find sweeping views of Cadiz Bay – the perfect intro to this place.Next up is a panoramic coach tour, ideal for getting a feel for this seaside city. From its maze-like streets to the iconic watchtowers scattered across the skyline, there's loads to take in. Then, it's time to hop aboard a catamaran for a cruise along the coast – think sea breeze, golden beaches, and a whole new perspective of the city, just like the ancient Phoenicians might've had. Cadiz's golden age in the 17th and 18th centuries brought riches from the Americas, still reflected today in its elegant architecture and 160 watchtowers.Back on land, you'll have some free time to explore at your own pace. Pop into the cathedral, wander Roman ruins, or kick back with some tapas and a cold drink at a cosy local spot.

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.

Gibraltar day trip with minibus tour of the Rock

Experience a slice of a uniquely British-style world – on the shores of the Mediterranean. On this excursion to Gibraltar, you'll tour the Rock, and learn all about its fascinating history, and then enjoy free time for shopping.

Rock of Gibraltar tour with dolphin-watching cruise

A quirky potpourri of the familiar and the unusual, Gibraltar is a must-visit. This tour is a roll call of its star attractions – the Barbary apes, the Rock and Main Street. And to top it off, you'll sail around the Bay of Gibraltar for the chance to spot dolphins. Rosa, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Gibraltar's monkeys are the most accommodating wildlife around. Unlike dolphins, you don't have to search for them – they come looking for you, especially if you're holding food.'The fun kicks off with a boat trip in the bay to look out for dolphins. Three species – bottlenose, common and striped – are known to frolic in these waters. Then, back on dry land, head for a guided minibus tour of the Rock of Gibraltar, which juts 426 metres above the Mediterranean. You'll stop at Europa Point, where there are many famous monuments, a mosque and a historic Christian shrine. Plus, you'll also visit the Rock's recently renovated St Michael's Cave, which now hosts an auditorium.At the Upper Rock nature reserve, you'll meet the free-roaming Barbary apes – Europe's only wild monkeys. Rosa adds, ‘There are about 300 monkeys on the Rock. A local legend says that if the monkeys disappear, Gibraltar will stop being British.' Back at ground level, Gibraltar's town centre makes a point of being more British than Britain itself. Head to Main Street, where many of the British high street chains have outlets, for a mooch around its duty-free shops.