Cádiz Cruise Port: Self-Guided Walking Tour, 7 Stops 🇪🇸
Cádiz cruise port, 7 stops you can walk, no tour needed 🇪🇸 The old town is a 5 to 10 minute walk from the ship, and this loop covers the best of it. 1. Mercado Central, Spain's oldest covered market, open since 1838. Fresh seafood inside, inexpensive tapas stalls around it, and street musicians outside 2. Café Royalty on Plaza de la Candelaria, a grand cafe open since 1912 with painted walls and gold leaf details. Treat it as a coffee and dessert splurge 3. Cádiz Cathedral, which took 116 years to build. Climb the Torre de Poniente, mostly a gentle ramp, for 360 degree views and a close look at the golden dome 4. The seafront promenade, with the cathedral rising behind the breakwater 5. Tapas in La Viña, the old fishing quarter. Stand at the counter at Casa Manteca (open since 1953) for chicharrones on wax paper, then try the tortillitas de camarones at the El Faro bar. Go at lunch, many bars close mid afternoon 6. La Caleta Beach, a small golden beach between two old castles. The castle at the end is free to enter 7. Parque Genovés, a shady 18th century park, free and perfect for cooling off before you walk back to the ship Save this for your Cádiz port day 📍 Follow @wanderwithwendylaw for more cruise port tips 🌍 #Cadiz #CruisePort #Spain #AndalusiaTravel #CruiseTips