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blint Says: Doesn't look so nice does it! This is the main drawback of Puerto as all the surrounding towns have nice beaches. But don't worry, head down to the Rio San Pedro zone where you can bathe in the river or sit on the river banks. This is what most of the locals do. The river is...
blint Says: The old centre is fairly pedestrianised so my advice is to leave your car somewhere on the edge of town and walk into the centre. The streets are often narrow and one way so can be difficult to drive around. Or be kind to the environment and get a bus or a train in.
blint Says: This is the main shopping street in Puerto, yes there is not much here but it is nice enough.Puerto is a small town though it is expanding due to the fact that may people from Cadiz capital are moving here due to the expensive house prices there.In Puerto they can buy a...
blint Says: If you are coming from Cadiz by bus get off here, which leaves you in the heart of the old centre. There are some good bars and restaurants around if you fancy coming for lunch.
blint Says: Puerto Real or in English The Royal Port is situated very close to Cadiz Capital in the south of Spain.It is otfen overlooked by tourists as there is not much to do there. Though if you fancy a walk around a pretty and relaxed Spanish town this is the place for you.The Feria...
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If you are coming from Cadiz by bus get off here, which leaves you in the heart of the old centre. There are some good bars and restaurants around if you fancy...
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Puerto Real is a working port. Most of Cadiz's shipbuilding work is done here in Navantia. If you look closely at the photo you can see the dry dock in the background. It isn't the most exciting...
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