Cadiz

[sea chantey]

Not interested in an excursion, Want to see the city. Any suggestions? For restaurants?

[Hlitner]

If you like to walk you can see most of Cadiz on your feet. The main parts of town are all within walking distance of the ship. As a general rule you will want to stay within the old town area (adjacent to the port). My advice is download a city map (they will also give you some kind of map on your ship) and just walk from the port towards the Cathedral.. The best shopping area fans out from the Cathedral area and there are also plenty of restaurants and cafes.

 

Hank

[kate52]

If you want to have a look to see what interests you before you sail these sites will help.

http://www.routeyou.com/route/view/62749/walking-and-hiking-route-cadiz-introduction-walk.en

http://www.cadiz.es/Category/36550

Also there is HOHO bus right outside the port gates.

[cberge]

There is a yellow or red line that has been put down on the streets to follow for a self guided walking tour,and it's fun to flollow..lot's of places to to pick to eat and/or sit and have a coffee along the way.

[sea chantey]

For your helpful suggestions.

[Morgans]

Cadiz is extremely easy to do from the ship. You can walk (can be baking hot however in the summer) or there is also a HOHo bus from the port gates. The beaches are spectacular and there are some lovely shops and cafes. The square outside the Cathedral is very attractive and there are many little side street in which to wander. A lovely place.

[sea chantey]

Can you recommend a restaurant or two?

 

Regards,

[Morgans]

El Faro - 15 Calle San Felix is very pleasant although we were there 3 or so years ago. Specialises in sea food and prices are moderate. Worth a google! There are many. many cafes where you can sit outside in the sun so you will have lots of choice.

[sea chantey]

Are you familiar with Balandro Restaurante?

[Morgans]

Sorry, don't know this one but looking at the map it looks extremely convenient for the ship's docking area.....probably only a few minutes walk which would be handy.

[sea chantey]

Thanks for your input.

 

Regards