Cadiz Transportation

 6 Reviews  Dogs can be taken on the local train line 'Cercanias' without paying an extra charge. They do not have to go in a carrier either, they do however have to wear a muzzle and be on the lead. There is no... 

 4 Reviews  Getting from El Puerto de Santa Maria to Cadiz by car looked like a big hassle with traffic to reach the city via either the bridge over Bahia de Cadiz or up the congested motorway along the long... 

 3 Reviews  CADIZ TOUR There is an open deck bus that takes you all around Cadiz all day hop-on/hop-off. It goes around all the old part and includes part of the new modern vity too. It runs from 10 to 21. Just... 

 3 Reviews  When we travel, we like to be independent to do our own thing and it usually involves getting off the beaten track. As a result, we almost always hire a car if it makes any sense at all given the... 

 2 Reviews  The nearest airport to the capital is in the town of Jerez, 50 kms away via highway. It is an international airport, though medium size. From the airport there is NO bus to Cadiz. You can take a taxi... 

 kaloz Says:  The compact area makes Cadiz an ideal destination for those who enjoy a nice walk. Narrow streets do not allow for vehicles larger than a scooter. Don't worry... 

 kaloz Says:  Cadiz is very compact so the best way to see it is on foot. The locals who travel to Cadiz to work often choose scooters. There are hundreds parked along the... 

 Redang Says:  Cádiz is in the very south of Spain, so that, far from the rest of Europe, but it dserves a visit, mostly if you are around.Some road distances from Cádiziz... 

 blint Says:  Although the trains are good and mostly on time many of the small towns are not connected by train. You can use the local bus companies which are usually well... 

 SirRichard Says:  Apart from Venice (Italy), Cadiz is the only city I know whose entrance has sea on both sides.If you enter by train or by road from the south, you will come... 

 kinma Says:  We had an old (well, it was brand new when they bought it ;-)) Renault 4, white.Here is my mum, me, my sister Belen, my cousin Gerardo and my brother Ignacio at... 

 Redang Says:  Maybe you have here the info you need to know about trains. 

 Redang Says:  Some websites that can help you.- www.linesur.com (Spanish)- www.socibus.es (Spanish)And for bus from/to Sevilla (and other places from Cádiz such as Algeciras... 

 Redang Says:  Once you are in the old part of the city, say, beyond Puerta de Tierra, you don't need anything but your feet. 

 Redang Says:  The closest airport is in a city called Jerez de la Frontera, or just Jerez. It is at about 34 kms.How to get there:From Cádiz, take road A 4.For more... 

 Cammel11 Says:  Great way to enjoy the city is just to walk around and take in the sites. Be sure to bring a map the streets are very small and curvy, so it is easy to get... 

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 seagoingJLW Says:  these street maps are all streets in Cádiz. They are all near the waterfront. 

 maribelm Says:  Lo mejor para recorrer la costa, y aunque existen autobuses que llegan a los pueblos es ir en coche, pues asi podemos acceder a miradores y a todas las playas.