We took a tour of Cadiz and it was awful. We noticed fellow passengers fell asleep on the bus during the tour. The guide was repetitive and seemed to lack basic knowledge. It ended early, so she had us take a lengthy "photo op" stop at a random place in order to ensure the excursion would return to the port at the correct time. Some passengers chose to return to the ship on their own at that ...
Seville was simply beautiful. Lost of old world charm. We also did two excursions here, one was a hop on hop off and another was for a sherry tasting in a town called Jerez. ...
accesable from CADIZ. take note. Seville is a river port. Been upteen times before here too so very happy to find flat easy access to beautiful Cadiz. Head to San Juan De Dios plaza for markets cafes. Adjacent to cathedral [note area in front cobbled].Exocellent musicians here, violinists, saxopinists and quaint traditional puppeteers too. Beautiful architecture. everbody friendly and polite ...
Well, since Seville is almost 2 hrs by bus inland, you get to arrive in Cadiz. And from there you can go to a number of wonderful places other than Seville. Cadiz itself is like a small version of Havanna, the seafront is beautiful as are the little mews and small streets.
Vejer de Frontera is just a short ride away and a beautiful mountain White village, Pueblo Blanco.
Jerez de Frontera is ...
Here we rode the Hop-on Hop Off bus to see much of the city. We also went to city square and cathedral. Spectacular achitecture throughtout the city. ...
Seville is very beautiful and easy to get around. Visited during the annual Spring Fair where many people were dressing up in traditional dress riding in horse drawn carriages. Tapas was wonderful and tried a few things I would never try at home like ox tail. ...
Seville was replaced by Alicante prior to our cruise due to an inability to secure a dock. This was disappointing as Alicante is fine and worth a visit, but not the draw that Seville was for us. ...
