Located on the west coast of the Costa de la Luz, Cadiz sits on the peninsular, having an island holiday feel about it, with a number of large sandy beaches and water sports available. When it comes to the weather, Cadiz won`t disappoint with the temperatures reaching the twenties out of season and the mid-thirties during the summer months.
La Victoria, the main beach in Cadiz, is 3km in length and consists of sand which gently shelves into the sea meaning hours of fun for families with young children. When you can drag yourself away from the beaches in Cadiz you will be spoilt for choice, with the restaurants and cafes serving local and international cuisine, fresh fish dishes and good old British grub.
Cadiz is filled with markets and shopping malls and the winding streets are lined with shops selling some great cheap holiday souvenirs.
Nightlife in Cadiz caters for all tastes, with nightclubs, discos and bars staying open into the early hours for those wanting to dance the night away, whilst the old town and along the waterfront is where you will find the relaxed atmosphere for a quiet drink.