Travel and transport agencies Cadix – Cádiz

Close to the port and the urban centre. Several connections per day to Seville, about 1h45 of travel time, some to Córdoba (3 hours 20 minutes) and daily direct trains to Madrid or Barcelona. The cercanias, which are a little between our RER and TER, serve very regularly from 6:15 am to 10:15 pm, all the cities located on the Cádiz-Jerez de la Frontera line: every half hour during the week for San Fernando-Bahia Sur. Once every hour, on weekends. The station is served by city buses No. 1 and 3.

The most useful buses are number 1 and number 7. The first one leaves from the center of the city to reach the beaches of Santa Maria del Mar and La Victoria, making several stops along the avenue that runs through the new part of Cádiz and can be taken in Plaza de Sevilla. The second one joins the playa de la Caleta to the one of La Victoria and can be taken behind the cathedral. Finally, number 2 is convenient to go around the city center from the west, between Plaza de España, the hub of the network, and Playa de la Caleta.

The bikes you rent are almost as heavy as the Parisian velibs but have a nice orange color. A must for getting around, made very easy in a city that is completely flat and has a lot of bike paths. You should also know that in one hour, you have plenty of time to go around the city, without hurrying. From now on, you can also rent electric bikes. Finally, the company offers guided tours of the city in which you will be accompanied by a real guide.

Established in June 2006, two shipping lines connect Cadiz to Puerto de Santa Maria on the one hand and Rota on the other. The crossings last about 20 minutes and half an hour respectively, with small differences depending on the sea state, and are made by catamaran. This mode of crossing is highly recommended to bring the two cities together. If only to have the pleasure of seeing the sparkling dome of Cádiz Cathedral on the horizon.