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Nice vibe to this city - shabby chic. Felt safe and found people friendly. Not many foreigners around - mostly Spanish, whch may be because of Covid or not. I was expecting something like Oporto, but it reminded me more of Lisbon - lighter, cleaner. Easy to get around on foot. Beautiful cathedral/ square/old town. Do take the catamaran to El Puerto Santa Maria - a 25 min cruise for less than 3 euros! And El Puerto is interesting, and has a superb beach.

Cadiz is a secret to most British travellers. We only heard one accent - so it feels like a holiday from yesteryear. The locals have a lovely polite, respectful fun attitude to life and people. Mask wearing was adhered to by 99%. The food is astounding. The city is clean and easy to get around. The city itself is utterly beautiful and I would recommend at least 3 days here. There is so much to see, do, eat and drink and enjoy. A favourite destination we will return to 2\3 times a year.

Cadiz old town is beautiful and full of history. From antique buildings very different from what you find in other cities of Andalusia, to archaeological ruins, parks and spectacular views. Everything is within walking distance. Land of Phoenocians and Romans, the former Gades or Gadir is not to be missed by any lover of history. Also, the city is lively filled with restaurants, bars and a good selection of entertainment options. Food options in the historic quarter range from the typical local tapas, to the "fritos" or deep-fried food (mainly fish), and other more modern places. There are vegan options available. Not to be missed: lunch or dinner inside the Abastos market. Besides Cadiz city centre, the whole province of Cadiz has so many outstanding places to visit that a week's stay almost falls short: Chiclana de la Frontera with its Novo Sancti Petri area, Costa Ballena, Ronda, Vejer de la Frontera, Zahara de los Atunes, Baelo Claudia, Tarifa, Aljeciras, Medina Sidonia....

Such a beautiful vibrant place with a family atmosphere and also great for couples too. We travelled by train from Saville which had wonderful views an took a few hours. People so friendly an accommodating couldn’t fault any of the trip at all

Charming compact city center with lots of attractions within walking distance. Tons of restaurants and they even have some nice beaches in the city center! Really nice alternative when you've already seen the other big cities in Andalucia. Laid back vibe. Nice people. We loved it!

We had a great time - restaurants of note, and well worth a visit, include - Recreo Chico, Sonambulo, La Sorpresa, and, of course, Casa Manteca (which now has a Freidura in the building across the road, and you can sit at either and order from both!) Long lunch one day at El Potito - terrific paella! Cafe Habana, in Calle Rosario, is great for cocktails. Santa Maria del Mar beach is worth the walk/cycle - lovely beach, proper waves, and beach bars. Great for sunsets, too. Take the ferry to El Puerto de Santa Maria, too - nice little place, but also worth it just for the ferry ride.