Cadiz Golf Holidays

Cadiz is a port city that prides itself on its relaxed and friendly vibe, restaurants and bars are scattered amongst the streets in the central quarter and all are lively, welcoming and offer genuine Spanish cuisine at reasonable prices.

Cadiz’s architecture is something to be admired, the 18th century Landward Gate, the Cathedrals and Churches of Santa Cruz and San Felipe Neri, the central quarter with its narrow cobbled streets and small squares, all of these features help give Cadiz a certain authentic charm and atmosphere that some Spanish holiday destinations now lack.

"Take advantage of Spain’s infamous “Costa del Golf” as the Andalucia region is home to over 60 courses."

Culturally, Cadiz is one of the foremost Spanish cities. La Santa Gueva houses several of Goya’s more famous works, and stately mansions like the Casa del Almirante and Casa de las Cadenas are well worth a visit.

The city is steeped in history too, in the 16th century Cadiz was the launching point for voyages to the New World, the city has since been attacked by such historical heavyweights as Sir Francis Drake and Napolean, and as a result of the latter’s bombardment became the city where Spain’s first constitution was declared in 1812.

The city also offers an excellent base to take advantage of Spain’s infamous “Costa del Golf” as the Andalucia region is home to over 60 courses alone.

Cadiz Golf Breaks