What to do in Bay of Cádiz

With hotels, bars and restaurants lining the bay, Victoria Beach is among the most popular beaches in Cádiz. It offers plenty of sports options and has earned a Blue Flag award, identifying it as a friendly and safe environment for families. Rent a sun lounger and work on your tan on a hot summer afternoon.

Cádiz Cathedral is an 18th-century architectural masterpiece that took more than a century to build. Trade between Spain and the Americas generated the funds to build this spectacular church during a golden age for the city. Admire the blend of styles giving Cádiz Cathedral its strong character.

Pay a visit to the lovely Plaza de España on a sunny day and enjoy a few moments of peace. This beautiful semicircular public square features leafy parkland and a backdrop of pretty and historic buildings. By far its most notable element, however, is the spectacular white monument to the 1812 Constitution that dominates the space.

Golf Novo Sancti Petri, perched above the Anadalusian coast, offers premium destination golf. Served by two luxury hotels and three full 18-hole golf courses, Novo Sancti Petri attracts global visitors and hosts many golf tournaments. Staff members welcome you and provide advice for the somewhat challenging obstacles on the course. Feel like a professional golfer on its perfectly manicured greens.

The Universidad de Cádiz, or University of Cádiz, lends the city’s downtown area a youthful energy. Located in a series of buildings set throughout the old-fashioned streets of the city center, it makes a great place to start exploring the heart of the city. Set off on a wander from the campus and you are likely to stumble across many of Cádiz’s key places of interest.